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Hawaii to receive $7 million for electric vehicle charging - Vimarsana News

Hawaii to receive $7 million for electric vehicle charging

The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded Hawaii nearly $7 million to improve electric vehicle charging infrastructure statewide, U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz announced.

TEN PERCENT FOR THE BIG GUY? Is THIS Why The Biden-Harris Administration Are Going THIS Direction With EV Charging? - Vimarsana News

TEN PERCENT FOR THE BIG GUY? Is THIS Why The Biden-Harris Administration Are Going THIS Direction With EV Charging?

TEN PERCENT FOR THE BIG GUY? Is THIS Why The Biden-Harris Administration Are Going THIS Direction With EV Charging?

$100 Mln In Federal Funding To Be Provided To Improve EV Charging Network - Vimarsana News

$100 Mln In Federal Funding To Be Provided To Improve EV Charging Network

The Biden Administration has opened applications for the Electric Vehicle Charger Reliability and Accessibility Accelerator which will provide up to $100 million in Federal funding to repair and replace existing but non-operational, electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.

Access Israel founder shares goal to make Jewish state accessible - Vimarsana News

Access Israel founder shares goal to make Jewish state accessible

Yuval Wagner was an IDF pilot who became paralyzed after a helicopter crash. Now he runs the NGO Access Israel with the goal of making the Jewish state more accessible to people with disabilities.

Source: jpost.com
Israel trip aims to forge 'ambassadors for accessible travel' - Vimarsana News

Israel trip aims to forge 'ambassadors for accessible travel'

“Disabilities should not hinder individuals and their families from … participating in cultural exchanges like any neurotypical individual would,” said Michael Storz of the Chapel Haven Schleifer Center in New Haven, Conn.

Source: jns.org