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Chris Hayes Podcast with Dana Hull | Why Is This Happening? – Ep 179 | MSNBC
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48:43Now PlayingIn President Biden's vision of a greener future, half of all new cars sold in 2030 will be electric. As fossil fuel usage continues to take a toll on the environment, the need for cleaner transportation is more important now than ever. Dana Hull, Bloomberg Auto & Tech reporter, has spent more than a decade covering EVs. The California-based journalist remembers when skeptics believed that Tesla wouldn’t survive. Now, other major automakers are trying to play catch up. She joins to talk about progress, what’s needed on the infrastructure front, battery supply chain concerns, and how Chris can fulfill his dream of getting an EV minivan.
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Chris Hayes Podcast with Dana Hull | Why Is This Happening? – Ep 179 | MSNBC
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