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What the Red Sea crisis could mean for the electric vehicle industry and the planet

19/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

Automotive giants Tesla and Volvo have announced pauses to the production of their electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe. Electric vehicles are seeing record sales and demand worldwide, but a lack of parts means that factories …

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Five richest men doubled fortunes after 2020, Oxfam says as Davos opens

19/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

The world’s richest five men have more than doubled their fortunes since 2020, the charity Oxfam has said, sounding the alarm about unchecked corporate power as business elites hold their high-profile …

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Mexico set to surpass China as the largest exporter to the US in 2023

11/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

The anti-China restrictions imposed by the United States are paying dividends and, on one level in particular, Mexico has been the major beneficiary. Since the toughening of President Joe Biden’s …

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UK solar power target for 2035 obliterated by inflated costs, government chaos, and gridlock

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A perfect storm of inflation, supply chain disruption, spiralling interest rates, and delays in connection to the National Grid means that the swathe of solar power farms approved and going …

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U.S. tech layoffs sent Indian workers home to an even worse job market

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Deepak had been working at Amazon India for six years when he was offered an opportunity for an internal transfer to the company’s headquarters in Seattle. In June 2022, he …

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Oil-friendly Louisiana now has the power to approve carbon capture projects

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Both Republicans and Democrats in deep-red Louisiana have warmed up to the idea of carbon removal, a practice that involves capturing carbon dioxide from large industrial operations and storing it …

Oil-friendly Louisiana now has the power to approve carbon capture projects Read More

The next frontier in EV battery recycling: Graphite

05/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

As more and more Americans embrace electric vehicles, automakers and the federal government are racing to secure the materials needed to build EV batteries, including by pouring billions of dollars …

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Tesla reported 485,000 deliveries for the fourth quarter, bringing 2023 total to 1.8 million

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Tesla just published its fourth-quarter vehicle production and deliveries report for 2023. Here are the key numbers: Total deliveries Q4 2023: 484,507 Total production Q4 2023: 494,989 Total annual deliveries …

Tesla reported 485,000 deliveries for the fourth quarter, bringing 2023 total to 1.8 million Read More

Private equity ownership is bad for a hospital’s health

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Private equity has pumped more than $1 trillion into the US healthcare sector in the last decade, with over 8,000 deals completed. But it isn’t panning out well for patients. A new study led …

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Trudeau’s climate plan faces setback in Saskatchewan over carbon tax

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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA, Jan 3 (Reuters) – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a setback for his climate-change action plan in conservative-leaning Saskatchewan, as provincial opposition mounts against the federal carbon …

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