Recent census data reveals that Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island are among the top 10% nationwide for electric vehicle (EV) ownership. This highlights the region’s growing commitment to sustainable transportation and the increasing adoption of EVs by local households. The surge in electric vehicle usage is driven by a mix of environmental awareness, government incentives, and an expanding charging infrastructure. Long Island’s EV owners benefit from improved access to charging stations and supportive policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions. This trend aligns with national efforts to promote green energy and sustainable living. As electric vehicles become more mainstream, Nassau and Suffolk’s high ownership rates set a benchmark for other regions aiming to accelerate their transition to clean transportation. The census data emphasizes Long Island’s pivotal role in the nationwide shift toward electric mobility.
NewsdayNew data shows the significant rise of corporate concentration in the US over the past century
October 29, 2026
New data reveals a dramatic increase in corporate concentration in the United States over the past 100 years, highlighting shifts in market power among major