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FOIA Documents Reveal Trump Administration Ordered Fish & Wildlife Service to Change Materials About Indigenous Peoples
Recommended changes reveal Interior’s contradictory approach to implementing executive order WASHINGTON, D.C. — Official Trump Administration documents obtained by the Sierra Club reveal the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) took steps to censor materials at its headquarters in Virginia and at a wildlife refuge in Oklahoma as part of … [continued]
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Will the Next Disruptive Plane Be European?
Electric vehicles with mind boggling ranges and charging times. AI tools that defy imagination. The never ending progress of mobile phones. Many high sectors are redefining the boundaries of technology. But there’s one sector that is quietly delaying its future. Aviation is one of the pinnacles of engineering. In the … [continued]
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When Fossil Fuel Supplies Falter, Interest In Renewables Increases
Cuba, with the help of China, is embracing renewables because they are the best way to defeat embargoes on fossil fuels.
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CUPRA Tavascan EV Exempted from EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs
The European Union’s policies and rationale slapping tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) may be a bit better than the USA’s, but they are also quite dubious. One interesting thing the EU is doing now is allowing exemptions for EVs produced in China for European brands. Why should they get exemptions? … [continued]
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US Fast Charging Needs to Focus on Moving Faster
Last week, Jennifer Sensiba wrote about the chaos created by NEVI funding disruption. In the final year of the program, Trump put an illegal freeze on releasing funding, interrupting progress. However, while the administration’s disruption in funding was destructive, the speed of the program made it vulnerable to that disruption. … [continued]
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