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US Supreme Court's Climate Change Ruling Could Weaken Agencies Efforts to Rein in Big Tech
A recent US Supreme Court ruling on climate change could weaken efforts by federal agencies to tackle Big Tech, according to experts. The court’s ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency does not have broad authority to reduce power plant emissions that contribute to global warming, is expected to invite challenges of other rules set by go...
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US Supreme Court Limits Government Powers to Regulate Greenhouse Gases
The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the government's key environmental agency cannot issue broad limits on greenhouse gases, sharply curtailing the power of President Joe Biden's administration to battle climate change.
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Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gets An Impressive 488 Km Range As Per The EPA
The Ioniq 5 is based on the E-GMP platform that has been co-developed with Canoo
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Lucid Air Dream Edition Gets The Highest Ever EPA Rating For Range
Considering the EPA is one of the strictest regulators in the world, it represents a credible barometer for the range the Lucid Air can achieve
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Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Gets 434 km EPA range
The Mustang Mach-E beats Ford's original estimates for range in EPA tests
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Tesla Model S Plaid With 21-Inch Wheels Has A 560 Km Range
Tesla is reaping the benefits of its vertical integration and supply chain management. It has been focussed on efficiency since day 1
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Electrify America Now Has 500 Charging Stations in USA
It has also become the go-to partner for new electric vehicles in the US, particularly ones that are coming from European or Asian brands.
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Tesla to Pay $31,000 to Settle US EPA's Hazardous Waste Claim
Tesla will have to shell out $31,000 as penalty and has agreed to buy $55,000 worth of emergency response equipment from the Fremont Fire Department.
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Another Trump Official Faces Heat At Restaurant, Asked To Resign. Watch
A woman confronted EPA chief Scott Pruitt at a Washington restaurant and called on him to resign -- the latest time an official from President Donald Trump's administration has come under fire while dining out.
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2017 Was Among Planet's Hottest Years Even Without El Nino: Report
2017 was among the hottest years ever recorded, government scientists reported Thursday.
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In Clash With Trump, US Report Says Humans Cause Climate Change
The rapid pace of global climate change is almost certainly driven by human activity, like burning fossil fuels, according to a U.S. government report that contradicts assertions by President Donald Trump and members of his administration.
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After Years Of Talks, Japan, European Union Near 'Broad Agreement' On Free Trade Pact
Japan and the European Union are nearing a broad agreement on a free trade pact, Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida and a senior EU trade official agreed on Wednesday, the foreign ministry said.
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EPA Suspected Fiat Chrysler Of Using 'Defeat Device' In 2015
Byron Bunker, director of the EPA's Transportation and Air Quality compliance division, said in a January 2016 email to Fiat Chrysler, obtained by Reuters under the Freedom of Information Act, that he was "very concerned about the unacceptably slow pace" of the automaker's efforts to explain high nitrogen oxide emissions from some of its vehicles.
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US Environmental Chief Scott Pruitt To Recuse Himself From Court Cases
US Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt has recused himself from several court cases that he pursued against the agency when he was Oklahoma attorney general, according to a recusal statement.
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Donald Trump Poised To Roll Back Climate Protections
US President Donald Trump will roll back a slew of environmental protections enacted by Former US President Barack Obama, in a bid to untether the fossil fuel industry.
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US Supreme Court's Climate Change Ruling Could Weaken Agencies Efforts to Rein in Big Tech
A recent US Supreme Court ruling on climate change could weaken efforts by federal agencies to tackle Big Tech, according to experts. The court’s ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency does not have broad authority to reduce power plant emissions that contribute to global warming, is expected to invite challenges of other rules set by go...
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US Supreme Court Limits Government Powers to Regulate Greenhouse Gases
The US Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the government's key environmental agency cannot issue broad limits on greenhouse gases, sharply curtailing the power of President Joe Biden's administration to battle climate change.
-
Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gets An Impressive 488 Km Range As Per The EPA
The Ioniq 5 is based on the E-GMP platform that has been co-developed with Canoo
-
Lucid Air Dream Edition Gets The Highest Ever EPA Rating For Range
Considering the EPA is one of the strictest regulators in the world, it represents a credible barometer for the range the Lucid Air can achieve
-
Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Gets 434 km EPA range
The Mustang Mach-E beats Ford's original estimates for range in EPA tests
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Tesla Model S Plaid With 21-Inch Wheels Has A 560 Km Range
Tesla is reaping the benefits of its vertical integration and supply chain management. It has been focussed on efficiency since day 1
-
Electrify America Now Has 500 Charging Stations in USA
It has also become the go-to partner for new electric vehicles in the US, particularly ones that are coming from European or Asian brands.
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Tesla to Pay $31,000 to Settle US EPA's Hazardous Waste Claim
Tesla will have to shell out $31,000 as penalty and has agreed to buy $55,000 worth of emergency response equipment from the Fremont Fire Department.
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Another Trump Official Faces Heat At Restaurant, Asked To Resign. Watch
A woman confronted EPA chief Scott Pruitt at a Washington restaurant and called on him to resign -- the latest time an official from President Donald Trump's administration has come under fire while dining out.
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2017 Was Among Planet's Hottest Years Even Without El Nino: Report
2017 was among the hottest years ever recorded, government scientists reported Thursday.
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In Clash With Trump, US Report Says Humans Cause Climate Change
The rapid pace of global climate change is almost certainly driven by human activity, like burning fossil fuels, according to a U.S. government report that contradicts assertions by President Donald Trump and members of his administration.
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After Years Of Talks, Japan, European Union Near 'Broad Agreement' On Free Trade Pact
Japan and the European Union are nearing a broad agreement on a free trade pact, Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida and a senior EU trade official agreed on Wednesday, the foreign ministry said.
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EPA Suspected Fiat Chrysler Of Using 'Defeat Device' In 2015
Byron Bunker, director of the EPA's Transportation and Air Quality compliance division, said in a January 2016 email to Fiat Chrysler, obtained by Reuters under the Freedom of Information Act, that he was "very concerned about the unacceptably slow pace" of the automaker's efforts to explain high nitrogen oxide emissions from some of its vehicles.
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US Environmental Chief Scott Pruitt To Recuse Himself From Court Cases
US Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt has recused himself from several court cases that he pursued against the agency when he was Oklahoma attorney general, according to a recusal statement.
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Donald Trump Poised To Roll Back Climate Protections
US President Donald Trump will roll back a slew of environmental protections enacted by Former US President Barack Obama, in a bid to untether the fossil fuel industry.
