Tag: Environment
Electric Motorcycles Reach 15.3% Market Share Of New Registrations In Kenya In 2025
Good things are happening in Africa, especially in the electric vehicle sector. We are starting to see significant traction in a number of countries on the African continent. In Ethiopia, a total ban on the import of fully built ICE cars has resulted in an incredible increase in the number … [continued]
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London weather: Is the worst of winter almost behind us?
If you squint hard enough, you can see it off on the horizon: The return of above-zero temperatures in London. Environment Canada’s forecast is calling for the mercury to finally move above the freezing mark by Tuesday, when a relatively balmy 1 C is expected – which would end a extended stretch of dangerously cold […]
Fire official details rescue of convertible driver who crashed into London creek
Firefighters rescued a man whose convertible – a key detail that aided in getting him to safety – crashed off a bridge into a south London creek on Sunday afternoon. It was shortly before 3:30 p.m. when London Fire Department officials say crews were called to a single-vehicle crash on Wellington Road South – where […]
Which of the 132 Chinese EV Automakers Will Enter Canada
Will the Chinese use Canada as their North American beachhead? This story has been updated with additional details and recalculation of the forecasts. As Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers look beyond Europe and Southeast Asia, Canada is quietly emerging as the most realistic entry point into North America. It combines stringent … [continued]
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Data center concerns lead to push for a one-year moratorium on projects
By Karlee VanAntwerp
Critics of the proliferation of data centers are calling for a one-year moratorium on the approval of new projects.
The post Data center concerns lead to push for a one-year moratorium on projects first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.