First, they complained about EV mandates. Now automakers want tax incentives to continue? What's behind the flip-flopping?
Author: Carolyn Fortuna
The Tesla CEO is using his ascendancy within Trump 2.0 strategically to boost corporate power -- at the cost of individual rights.
I am now a climate activist, drawing upon my experiences of being a vegetarian to guide my path toward sustainability.
An article from a local news channel about police departments that adopt EVs, however, reproduces myths rather than educates its audience.
Global leaders have promised to reduce their country’s fossil fuel consumption. Climate activists are making sure they follow through.
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Auto manufacturers develop and fully flesh out their software through software updates with new apps, functionality, and fun toys.
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Zero emission fuels and vessels must be deployed at scale over the next decade to transform the marine sector to a green shipping model.