A new study by The Economist claims bigger, heavier cars and trucks are responsible for half of all highway deaths in the US.
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The Constitutional Court of South Korea has ruled that the government's current plans to cut carbon emissions are unacceptable.
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A massive solar project in Virginia serves double duty as a sheep farm, after surviving firestorm of opposition fueled by misinformation.
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Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! It’s no secret that Republican and Democrat policies on EVs, solar, and climate action are extremely different. Lately, there’s been some weird warping of which policies are better for Tesla. Well, Rohan Patel felt ... [continued]