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Mass. to require all new cars sold to be electric by 2035 as part of climate-change measures
Among the changes the state plans over the next decade: retrofitting 1 million homes to use electricity for heating instead of gas and oil, cutting commuters driving miles by 15 percent, and dramatically increasing offshore wind power generation.
Following California, Massachusetts’ policy change is in step with other countries that have also announced phasing out gasoline-powered car purchases by 2030.

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