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Elon Musk is wrong about climate change

Electrek

Elon Musk seems to have forgotten some of the basics of how climate change works, so we’re going to set the record clear about it now.

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Barbados receiving 35 BYD electric buses; first electric bus fleet for public transport in the Caribbean

Green Car Congress

BYD delivered the first electric bus fleet for public transport in the Caribbean, opening up an exciting new chapter in the region’s efforts to tackle climate change. The bus delivery is an important milestone for the Barbados National Climate Change Plan, which sets a goal of 100% renewable energy and carbon neutrality by 2030.

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Communities & Governments Striving to Combat Climate Change in Australia

CleanTechnica EVs

Not only can individuals fight climate change by their actions, so can communities, councils, and states. One such community is the semi-rural town of Dayboro situated about one hour north of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. Here in the idyllic surroundings (and busy coffee shops), we met with Brian Porter to.

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Only 4% of TV news correctly connected Hurricane Beryl to climate change

Electrek

Importantly, climate change helped this storm break these records and do so much damage. The 2024 hurricane season is here, and we’ve already had our first record-breaking hurricane in Beryl, which caused billions in damage and deaths in Texas, Grenada, Venezuela and nearby areas.

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How serious is Norway about climate change? So much that its streetlights self-dim

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Rivian CEO issues urgent memo to confront existential threat of climate change

Electrek

Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said now is the time to act on climate change to protect the planet for our kids and their kids’ kids’ kids’. It’s time to open a new chapter in the history books.

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Greenland Ice Sheet cracks growing rapidly due to climate change

Innovation News Network

The post Greenland Ice Sheet cracks growing rapidly due to climate change appeared first on Innovation News Network. Crevasses on the Greenland Ice Sheet have increased in size and depth at the fast-flowing edges over the last five years. Read more here.