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Massive new lithium find in Arkansas may be enough to meet global demand
Energy and Environment

Massive new lithium find in Arkansas may be enough to meet global demand

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AES Indiana Petersburg Generating Station, a coal-fired power plant, operates in Petersburg, Ind., on Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023. Environmental activists say the lobbying of fossil fuel interests are the reason why climate talks have yet to produce an agreement to phase out coal, oil and natural gas, as scientists have repeatedly said must happen to stave off the worst impacts of climate change, like extreme weather events. (AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel)
Energy and Environment

Energy Department to spend $428 million to build battery facilities to replace closed coal plants

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Providence, Rhode Island, set to become first city on East Coast to ban new gas stations
Energy and Environment

Providence, Rhode Island, set to become first city on East Coast to ban new gas stations

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Toyota chairman warns ‘jobs would be lost’ in shift to EVs
Business

Toyota chairman warns ‘jobs would be lost’ in shift to EVs

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Yes, Kamala Harris wants to tell you what car to drive
Editorials

Yes, Kamala Harris wants to tell you what car to drive

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Bernie Sanders tells Michigan auto workers Trump ‘did nothing for you’
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Bernie Sanders tells Michigan auto workers Trump ‘did nothing for you’

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Lack of EV chargers dogging Washington agency’s electrification efforts
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Lack of EV chargers dogging Washington agency’s electrification efforts

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Harris tells Michigan voters: If you like your car, you can keep it
Presidential

Harris tells Michigan voters: If you like your car, you can keep it

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A Tesla supercharging location is seen on Kipling Street, June 3, 2024 in Houston. Charging stations have been hit particularly hard by thieves who likely want to sell the highly conductive copper wiring inside the cables at near-record prices. But authorities and charging company officials say similar thefts are increasing across the United States as more charging stations are built.
Energy and Environment

White House far short on chargers for electric vehicle goals, study says

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After a Manhattan Project’s worth of taxpayer money, the EV is bombing worse than ever
Magazine

After a Manhattan Project’s worth of taxpayer money, the EV is bombing worse than ever

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