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Governor Landry’s Data Center Order is Too Little, Too Late
After spending years as one of the nation’s biggest data center supporters, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has issued a hollow executive order calling for guardrails that would do far too little to protect Louisianans from the impacts of the very centers he has been courting. In response, Sierra Club issued the … [continued]
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Zoox Introduces Next-Generation Robotaxi
Zoox sort of feels like the robotaxi company that’s often forgotten. Or maybe that’s just me. You’ve got Waymo, which has been in this field for more than 15 years and is operating at the highest scale in the US, you’ve got Tesla and all of the press it gets … [continued]
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BLUETTI Elite 400 — Goldilocks of Portable Power Stations? (Prime Day Specials!)
I recently received and got to review a BLUETTI Elite 400 portable power station*. I’ve used and reviewed several portable power stations now. Different sizes with different capacities are right for different people and needs. No product is going to be perfect for everything. However, all things considered, this very … [continued]
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Europe EV Sales Report: BEVs Jump 39% and Reach 24% Market Share!
Makings EVs Great Again — EV Share Jumps to 35% in Europe! Thanks to a number of factors (new models, high gas prices, mass arrival of Chinese models, etc.), EVs have picked up again in Europe. Close to 400,000 plugin vehicles were registered in Europe in May, 275,000 of them … [continued]
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New Ticketing Rules Would Still Mean 43% of EU’s Busiest Cross-Border Flight Routes Are Hard or Impossible to Book by Train
Despite being a huge leap for passenger rights, the EU Passenger Package will not ensure those taking international trains will always be able to get on the next train or be compensated in the event of a delay, hindering a broader adoption of rail, T&E said. New EU rules on … [continued]
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