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The effect of electric and hybrid vehicles on the environment compared to internal combustion engine vehicles in Ordu province

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2024
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Motor vehicle emissions are one of the largest sources of environmental pollution and have adverse effects on human health, natural habitats, and climate change. Therefore, alternative transportation methods such as public transportation should be encouraged by using sustainable fuels and less emission vehicles. It is also important for individuals to choose vehicle blocking and environmentally friendly alternatives. Thus, the steps to be taken to protect the environment and therefore human health will gain great importance. In cars in Ordu province; 37.6% diesel, 35.8% LPG, 25.6% gasoline and 0.7% electric or hybrid engine. Since most of the vehicles consist of diesel and LPG vehicles, the prohibition of air, water, noise and exhaustion of internal combustion engine vehicles in the natural environment is an expected result. The use of electric and hybrid drugs reduces these negative effects. However, electric vehicle batteries and hybrid vehicle batteries harm water resources. However, electric and hybrid vehicles cause much less noise interference than internal combustion engine vehicles. Increasing the operating system and electric and hybrid systems in Ordu province is important in terms of increasing fossil fuels and minimizing the effects of growth. Supporting electric and hybrid vehicles; The development of infrastructures and appropriate policies emphasizes expanding the steps to be taken for a more sustainable future.

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Muhammed Olgun Demirkol

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Muhammed Olgun Demirkol (Master Thesis). The effect of electric and hybrid vehicles on the environment compared to internal combustion engine vehicles in Ordu province, 2024, Ordu University.

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