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How the VW crisis is a failure of Germany’s car policy

01/11/2024 - Leave a Comment

The German term “Zeitenwende,” which literally translates to “a change of times,” is being used rather frequently in German politics at the moment. Coined by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to address the new foreign and …

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Can ‘carbon border adjustment mechanisms’ help tackle climate change?

26/10/202407/11/2024 - Leave a Comment

By taxing carbon-intensive imports, the EU says it will help its domestic companies take ambitious climate action while still remaining competitive with firms in nations where environmental laws are less strict. There …

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Morgan Stanley lowers climate target, warns on sluggish transition

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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Morgan Stanley has lowered its expectations for cutting emissions from its corporate lending portfolio as the world is moving too slowly to a greener economy, …

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Air taxi growth demands efficient vertiports and traffic control systems

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The air-taxi market is predicted to grow exponentially by the end of the decade, but experts have warned that its future depends on a well-planned network of vertiports that would …

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When EV startups shut down, will their cars still work?

30/08/2024 - Leave a Comment

When one of China’s once-popular electric vehicle startups went bust, car owners encountered an unexpected problem: Their vehicles went “offline.” Richard Qian didn’t know what to expect when he heard …

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Government Approves Expansion of London City Airport, as Climate Campaigners Say Only ‘Private Jet Users’ Will Benefit

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The Labour Government has granted permission to a business-focused airport to massively expand the number of passengers it can carry every year.  London City Airport will be allowed to increase its annual …

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Hyundai benefited from ‘oppressive’ child labor in Alabama facilities, lawsuit says

31/05/2024 - Leave a Comment

Hyundai Motor Co. is facing renewed accusations that it benefited from illegal child labor in Alabama, where it operates a manufacturing plant. The U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday sued the South …

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Indians who pre-ordered Teslas in 2016 are giving up and chasing refunds

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NEW YORK (AP) — Some of the world’s wildest action in financial markets is roiling around the Japanese yen. The value of Japan’s currency has tumbled so much that for …

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More ore or less waste?

29/03/202427/01/2026 - Leave a Comment

Paul Ekins warns of the need for low-carbon-economy policymakers to consider the full circle. Many of the technologies seen as critical for the shift to low-carbon energy, as well as …

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E-waste recycling: time to peddle harder

26/03/202402/01/2025 - Leave a Comment

Christine Nikander finds bargains in the global secondhand store of transition metals. Growth in the production and trade of most critical raw materials is not keeping up with the expected …

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