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The Effect Of Tariffs On The Auto Industry — It’s Not Just EV Manufacturers That Are Hurting
The Trump administration has imposed double-digit tariffs on automobiles and auto parts for virtually all of the world’s largest vehicle manufacturers. And, boy, are global automakers and their supply chains starting to feel the effects of the tariffs, which range from 7.5%–25%. The tariffs are severely disrupting the automotive industry, … [continued]
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Romance scam costs Hanover resident over $100,000
Hanover Police are investigating after a resident was defrauded out of over $100,000 in an online romance scam. Police said the local resident is out approximately $117,000 since 2021. “These cases are becoming more frequent, with total losses reported in the hundreds of thousands of dollars every year that involve many victims in our community. […]
Signs Of A Renewable Energy Comeback In The US
Significant new renewable energy projects keeps surfacing in the US despite the abrupt U-turn in federal energy policy this year.
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How the federal government shutdown impacts Michigan: mail, benefits, parks
The US government shut down Wednesday morning. Michigan residents receiving federal benefits will still get them in most cases, but delays across most government sectors are likely….
Why Refrigerant Matters More Than You Think for AC (or Heat Pump) Efficiency
The overlooked role of refrigerants in HVAC performance, costs, and emissions By Lekhya Vennamaneni, Raghav Muralidharan, Ankit Kalanki Wherever you live, chances are you’re only a few feet away from a refrigerant-containing system — whether it’s a car, a building, a supermarket, or even a data center. Refrigerants are everywhere, working behind the … [continued]
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