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Sunday April 11, 2010 — Pharaoh Lake Wilderness — Berrymill Pond Trail From North 🗺 — Crane Pond 🗺 — Crane Pond Road 🗺 — Glidden Marsh To Pharaoh Lake Trail 🗺 — Goose Pond 🗺 — Goose Pond Trail 🗺 — Gull And Spectacle Pond 🗺 — Lost Pond Trail 🗺 — Pharaoh Lake Trail 🗺 — Treadway Mountain from Putnam Pond Campground 🗺— PDF with All Maps 📚
There are just 15 electric public buses on the streets of New York, out of a fleet of more than 5,900 buses. There is just a single electric police patrol car, a Tesla, and only one electric garbage truck.
And in a city with nearly 1.9 million registered passenger vehicles, zero-emission vehicles make up less than one percent.
Despite the urgent need to move away from burning fossil fuels that accelerate climate change, the nation’s largest city is embracing electric vehicles at a tortoise-like pace and lagging behind other major American cities, including San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle.
As a result, New York will have to work much harder to adopt greener options, including meeting an ambitious goal of electrifying its municipal fleet of nearly 30,000 vehicles, from ambulances to the car that carries the mayor, by 2035.
