Blue P. – English

I strongly believe that electric vehicles are a step backwards. There are more environmentally damaging issues to address, such as the people who fly private jets or live more wastefully. The individual should not suffer while a select group (those who can afford the EV lifestyle) hypocritically advocates for these new policies, all while doing the most damage to the planet.

Virginia C. – English

I think we should be able to make our own decisions—gas or electric stoves. Personally, I prefer gas stoves; I think they’re better.

Jesus J. – English

With the price of electric vehicles and the cost of electric bills, you are NOT putting the people first. It is not feasible. The high gas prices are already enough. With the cost of living in California, the majority of the public cannot afford this. California can barely keep the lights on during the summer when we need air conditioning. How are we supposed to recharge our vehicles just to get to work?

Jackie N. – English

There will be severe effects if these restrictive Green Laws go into effect.

Roberto N. – English

These polices could drive energy prices through the roof. Not only that, but we still don’t have infrastructure to support 100% electric transportation.

Miguel S. – English

Ugh, as long as the companies are contracted, they will keep setting the prices they want. We need to unite and protest against the high prices in general.

Maria V. – English

If there is no plan that they can present or implement without consulting all communities first, from low-income to high-income, it would affect not only those in the lower class, but also the wealthy! What is the plan for this DRAMATIC transition?

Juana E. B. – English

Plan and establish the infrastructure along with the laws; support all the population! Not everyone can afford this transition in a short period of time!

Juan R. E. – English

Our infrastructure is not prepared for a transition of such magnitude. It’s already showing effects that it’s not capable of sustaining the demand of charging the EV’s that are out there now.

Zeferino V. – English

I have a business selling and installing solar panels. With the approval of NEM 3.0 under the solar panel energy law, I had to lay off 8 workers, and my sales dropped by 90%. Now I only work with my son doing electrical work and a few solar panel jobs. The batteries are very expensive, and people can’t afford them. Enough with the politics.