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US electric vehicle infrastructure has tripled in 5 years. Here's how North Carolina compares.

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Truck Parking Club tapped into the Alternative Fuels Data Center and White House data to visualize the expanding EV infrastructure in the U.S. and in North Carolina
The article from The Charlotte Observer discusses the ongoing issue of homelessness in Charlotte, North Carolina, highlighting the city's efforts to address the problem. It details the city's plan to build a new $10 million, 100-bed shelter to replace the existing men's shelter, which is described as outdated and insufficient. The new facility aims to provide not just temporary housing but also comprehensive services to help individuals transition out of homelessness. The article also touches on the broader context of homelessness in Charlotte, mentioning the increase in the homeless population, the challenges faced by service providers, and the community's mixed reactions to the proposed solutions. Additionally, it covers the debate over the location of the new shelter, with concerns about neighborhood impact versus the need for accessible services. The piece underscores the complexity of the issue, involving housing affordability, mental health, substance abuse, and economic factors.

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