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Atifeh Ahmadi, North Vancouver: "Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into
building the facilities."
 

Atifeh Ahmadi, North Vancouver: "Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into building the facilities."

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Atifeh Ahmadi North Vancouver

"Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into building the facilities."

Bill Mcleod Coquitlam

"Absolutely. I drive a Hummer right now, the emissions are bad and the gas is expensive."

Serah Strandberg North Vancouver

"Absolutely, because it's something I believe in. I do composting, I try to recycle everything I can."

Bjorn Blondal West Vancouver

"Yes. Just for the economy and the clean air, so less pollution."

Kelsie Cathcarta North Vancouver

"Sure, why not? I just know its better for the environment."

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Atifeh Ahmadi, North Vancouver: "Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into
building the facilities."
 

Atifeh Ahmadi, North Vancouver: "Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into building the facilities."

Photograph by: submitted , for North Shore News

 
Atifeh Ahmadi, North Vancouver: "Yes, maybe. It depends on the price and all the money that goes into
building the facilities."
Bill Mcleod, Coquitlam: "Absolutely. I drive a Hummer right now, the emissions are bad and the gas
is expensive."
Serah Strandberg, North Vancouver: "Absolutely, because it's something I believe in. I do composting, I try to
recycle everything I can."
Bjorn Blondal, West Vancouver: "Yes. Just for the economy and the clean air, so less pollution."
Kelsie Cathcarta, North Vancouver: "Sure, why not? I just know its better for the environment."