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From: Michelle Melendez <br /> To: WPCtestimonv; LPCtestimonv <br /> Subject: EV"s are dangerous Piz take them out of General Plan 2045 <br /> Date: Saturday, December 7,2024 10:52:18 AM <br /> Attachments: EV House.odf <br /> EBus on Fire.ona <br /> Amazon EV Van Fire-ono <br /> Fire Cheif and EV Fires.ona <br /> Aloha Commissioners, <br /> Mahalo for reading my testimony on Electric vehicles. They must be removed from <br /> the plan from pages: 66, 70, and 106, <br /> Electric Vehicle Batteries Are A Toxic Hazard Waste <br /> From: science.ora on MAY 20, 2021 it reads: <br /> Materials expert Dana Thompson stated, "Recycling Electric Car batteries is a <br /> hazard." "Cut too deep into a Tesla cell, or in the wrong place, and it can short-circuit, <br /> combust, and release flammable toxic <br /> fumes." https://www.science.org/content/article/millions-electric-cars-are-coming= <br /> what-happens-al I-dead-batteries# <br /> We cannot put these batteries in our landfill or down a lava tube. If they break toxic <br /> fumes will be released. <br /> Electric vehicles (EVs) are expected to last 100,000 to 200,000 miles, or about 15 to <br /> 20 years. What will we do with the batteries in 15-20 years? <br /> They are hazardous waste. Where will we put them? <br /> Electric Vehicles Are a Fire Hazard <br /> Fire Chief Jeff Baumunk said, "Electric Vehicle fires can take more than 2 hours to put <br /> out and between 2,500 to 25,000 gallons of water. https://youtu.be/K5vDWhMHTwE? <br /> si=jqOsHNmFCC63U2Sn <br /> July 20, 2023 Electric Vehicle caught fire in a garage on the mainland and couldn't be <br /> put out in time to save the house. https://youtu.be/SlpXkQhgl ps?si=dNE- <br /> 8kY -98FDdDc <br /> Aug 29, 2024 50+ Electric Vehicles caught fire in Illinoi at an automotive plant. <br /> https://youtu.be/aKFaudtDkOc?si=pPkAH7mGNWAgvnpv <br /> Some electric vehicle fires have been from the charging station and not the battery. <br /> They even put out fire jet streams. An Amazon electric van, and a fully electric bus <br />
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