Despite Protest At Home And Abroad, Japanese Government To Start Ocean Dumping Of Nuclear Wastewater…
The Japanese government has given the greenlight for Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater to start being dumped in the Pacific ocean from … [continued]
The Japanese government has given the greenlight for Fukushima’s nuclear wastewater to start being dumped in the Pacific ocean from … [continued]
A historic UN Ocean Treaty has finally been agreed at the United Nations after almost two decades of negotiations. The … [continued]
US Companies General Motors, Ford, and Tesla Lag Behind Global Peers
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Greenpeace protesters blocked part of the port of Rotterdam on Monday.
Originally published on Transport & Environment. By Eoin Bannon More than 90 environmental and consumer groups have today appealed to the … [continued]
It appears that Volkswagen might have been up to some shenanigans as of late — or, at least, the narrative … [continued]
It is my daily work to analyze the German automotive industry, attempting to understand what is truth and what is a lie. Like in life, there are always different shades of grey between the two, but if you separate the colors carefully, all that you have left is finally black and white.
As European governments discuss the EU’s 2030 climate plans today, major green groups are warning that the European Commission’s roadmap risks missing emissions targets and shifting the burden onto poorer citizens
Greenpeace and Transport & Environment say plug-in hybrids have higher carbon emissions than conventional cars but their own numbers prove them wrong.