In an email to employees, the man in charge, James Dyson, confirmed that the company is working on an electric car, which had been rumored since the company’s mention by British infrastructure grant documents.
As governments decide what to do about air quality, studies connect an array of health problems to dirty air.
Even though it’s more expensive, carrying oil on rail lines rather than on pipelines has some advantages that could keep pipeline investments smaller in the future.
Mary D. Nichols, California’s electric-car-driving, hoodie-wearing, 72-year-old air quality regulator, is pressing ahead with a far-reaching agenda of environmental and climate actions.
Quite simply, oil prices are rising because demand is increasing.
More than half of Americans believe that climate change is responsible for the severity of recent hurricanes, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll published Thursday.
China is considering relaxing rules requiring foreign auto makers to have a local partner, a move that could pave the way for Tesla Inc. to manufacture vehicles in the country.
Former EPA official Margo Oge says the auto industry needs “an adult” to help sort out differences over the federal greenhouse gas program and boldly reaffirm automakers’ commitment to stricter emissions standards.
In a tiny sliver of shade, on a hill next to Puerto Rico’s Route 65, Kiara Rodriguez de Jesus waves a sparkly pink hand fan to keep cool. “I trust in God,” she says. “Please, come the gas.”
Observers wonder whether Chad’s troubles started when it attempted to slap a record $74 billion fine on Exxon Mobil.
