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“Today, 5% of the energy that we consume as a state comes from solar, wind or geothermal power.... but only scratching the surface of Florida’s renewable energy potential. “ (McCormick)

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“There are close to 300k EVs registered in Florida with a recent increase in commercial vehicles as automakers release more light, medium and heavy duty electric mode" (McCormick)

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“Because of these negative effects from using gasoline to power internal combustion engines, many people want to use alternative fuels for their cars and trucks instead. Their hope is that these will pollute less, helping protect the environment.” (Flair 150)

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“For these reasons, using electricity to power vehicles is a great option. The over-all environmental impact they have depends on the original source of their electricity.” (Flair 150)

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“ "Sustainable Materials for Transitional and Alternative Energy" addresses today's energy needs in a fast-paced world in which nanotechnology is of vital importance for maintaining environmental sustainability and protecting human health” (Dixon)

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“As global energy needs increase, so does the importance of addressing energy security, environmental problems and the cost of energy.” (Dixon Ch.5)

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Connection: Both pieces of evidence speak on the importance and impact of renewable energy resources 

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Connection: Both pieces of evidence speak on the importance and impact of renewable energy resources 

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Connection: This two quotes both address electricity as a source and the impact of electric vehicles in society

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Connection: This two quotes both address electricity as a source and the impact of electric vehicles in society

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“Nonrenewable energy sources are also typically found in specific parts of the world, making them more plentiful in some nations than others. By contrast, every country has access to sunshine and wind. Prioritizing renewable energy can also improve national security by reducing a country’s reliance on exports from fossil fuel–rich nations. (Shinn)

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“The expansion in renewables is also happening at scales large and small, from giant offshore wind farms to rooftop solar panels on homes, which can sell power back to the grid. Even entire rural communities (in Alaska, Kansas, and Missouri) are relying on renewable energy for heating and lighting.” (Shinn)

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Connection: Both evidence speak on the protection and security of renewable energy.

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Connection: Both evidence speak on the protection and security of renewable energy.

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Connection: Both pieces of evidence speak on solar energy impact in U.S. States 

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Connection: Both pieces of evidence speak on solar energy impact in U.S. States 

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“In contrast, a governmental push that focuses on the manufacturers (fuel economy mandates) leads to a decrease in the social good (air pollution improvement) because market share for fuel-inefficient vehicles increases” (Ting 152-158)