Climate Remedy: State, Local Governments Increasingly Turn to Zoning Reforms
Better late than never: Authorities are starting to use zoning as a way to reduce fossill fuel use.
Read more...Better late than never: Authorities are starting to use zoning as a way to reduce fossill fuel use.
Read more...GM wants to have a look-see about how Twitter might use GM ad data to benefit Tesla. Will Chinese walls be enough?
Read more...Chip woes still bedevil carmakers, to the degree that auto quality ratings are down, particularly for preimum vehicles.
Read more...An analysis of the concentration of key commodities in supply chains shows why the Russia sanctions are having some outsized effects.
Read more...Seventeen Republican AGs sued to overturn EPA waiver allowing California to set tougher vehicale emissions standards.
Read more...Diesel shortages are on the way to becoming so serious that they’ll first create inflation and then slow demand.
Read more...More on the “soon to be with us” sanctions-induced diesel shortage, along with EV battery woes.
Read more...The IEA last week proposed 10-point plan to curb oil use. Alas, it’s unlikely that current U.S. regulators and political leaders. will provide any more than lip service to these and other long overdue measures.
Read more...Senators introduce right to repair bill. Antitrust litigation will proceed regardless of whether federal or state legislation is enacted anytime soon.
Read more...New vehicle sales show how Covid is working out very well for capitalists.
Read more...The Biden administration today proposed the first emissions standard upgrade for heavy duty trucks, vans, and busses since 2001.
Read more...A look at the commodities that are most vulnerable to reduced supply from Russia.
Read more...Many commodities, particularly metals and energy, are in short supply, which points to even higher prices.
Read more...Countries in the region are taking greater control of the revenues generated by the minerals and hydrocarbons produced within their borders, in particular when it comes to lithium.
Read more...Right to repair advocates see a setback in Massachusetts, while the Librarian of Congress establish a right to repair under copyright law.
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