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Bob Pike has made a few big changes to his lifestyle 鈥?all aimed at improving the environment.The Barrie man has purchased an electric car that costs $2 to run weekly.Hes also placed a networked charger in his home that sends email updates, calculates savings, and monitors home temperature and current draw, and bought a cordless, battery-powered lawnmower and snowblower. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I ;m a pragmatic person and took the electric plunge 鈥?it has been an amazing time, he said. I could go on all day about the positive aspects of our changes.聽
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