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Ford’s surprise news: it’s developing a new platform for low-priced EVs

Charged

“We made a bet in silence two years ago,” Farley told investors during the company’s recent earnings call, Somewhere in the secret sanctums of Dearborn, a “super-talented skunkworks team” that includes “some of the best EV engineers in the world” has been operating “outside of the Ford mothership.”

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Report: Global Climate Lawsuits Against Governments and Polluters on the Rise

DeSmogBlog

Lawsuits demanding accountability and action on the existential threat of climate change continue to take hold across the world with some significant new developments and new cases emerging over the past year, according to a new report on trends in global climate change litigation.

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Exxon and Other US Oil Companies Lag in Responding to ‘Existential Threat’ of Energy Transition, Report Warns

DeSmogBlog

oil majors like Exxon and Chevron are failing to grapple with the energy sector’s transition away from polluting fossil fuels and refusing to disclose potential risks to their portfolios from assets that may become “stranded,” or uneconomical to develop, in a low-carbon world, new research from the London-based think tank Carbon Tracker shows.

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FedEx pledges to be carbon neutral by 2040

GreenBiz

FedEx — which uses over 180,000 vehicles to deliver packages across continents and operates the world's largest cargo airline — has been implementing sustainability practices for years, but the announcement represents a major acceleration of the company's commitments. But the company is piloting ways to move these vehicles, too.

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How Charles Koch Is Buying Credibility With Academic Investments

DeSmogBlog

Read time: 7 mins In 1996, Richard Fink, an executive at Koch Industries and a top advisor to Charles Koch , outlined a three-tiered strategy for getting the petrochemical industrialist's free-market ideas out into the world: through academia, think tanks, and activists’ organizations.

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Will Rail Be Key to Exporting Canada's Tar Sands Oil to the World?

DeSmogBlog

Read time: 6 mins While Canadians turned out en masse for large climate protests last week, the country's oil and gas industry continued its plans to ramp up and export its massive and polluting reserves of tar sands oil, also known as bitumen, to the rest of the world. .

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MSU provides recycling boost at Brighton train station

Envirotec Magazine

The new unit will segregate, wash, compact, bale, weigh and electronically tag all waste from Brighton station, as well as all Southern and Thameslink trains running to and from the city, in partnership with innovative sustainability start up, The Green Block.

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