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When I was in the market for a new car two years ago, I was committed to buying an electric vehicle because I work every day as an attorney with Earthjustice’s Right to Zero campaign to fight pollution from vehicles and energy generation. But environmental concerns wouldn’t be enough to convince my husband, Joe, how we should make our family’s biggest-ever investment. Plus, as renters, our ability to charge an electric car at home is a bit precarious.
Q&A with Elizabeth Forsyth, Staff Attorney, California Office.
Sleeping bag, check. Tent, check. Backpack, check.
As people across the country prep for their summer vacations, residents and businesses in Paradise Valley, the northern gateway to Yellowstone National Park, are gearing up to greet them.