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Electric vehicles represented 80% of Norway’s auto sales last year, putting the country on track for an upcoming ban on new gas car sales.

New York Times: Norway’s experience suggests that electric vehicles bring benefits without the dire consequences predicted by some critics. There are problems, of course, including unreliable chargers and long waits during periods of high demand. Auto dealers and retailers have had to adapt. The switch has reordered the auto industry, making Tesla the best-selling brand…

* Oslo missed 2016 target to halve emissions by 2020 * UN urges all to 'walk the talk' and set realistic goals * North European cities ranked as environmental leaders By Alister Doyle OSLO, May 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Oslo's 2016 goal to combat climate change was as radical as it was unprecedented: to halve greenhouse gas emissions within four years. Having called its plan "demanding yet achievable", Oslo won global plaudits as a model for bold urban action and...

The United Nations has warned cities against promising the moon on climate change, urging a balance of realism and ambition

About 80 percent of new cars sold in Norway are battery-powered. As a result, the air is cleaner, the streets are quieter and the grid hasn’t collapsed. But problems with unreliable chargers persist.

Two years after construction began, the new Fornebu line has been hit with delays and financial problems. Here's what you need to know. Public transport users in Oslo celebrated in 2020 when work finally began