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And some of their creators are not happy about it.

In a lame attempt to justify Cartoon Network's return to live-action, Amy Friedman alienated a huge number of animation fans and professionals.

Sustainability is big business today and will be in the future. These are some of the world’s top green companies embracing the greatest climate strategies in business.

DS Automobiles, the luxury arm of Citroen, launches a prototype of the DS E-TENSE, which uses only electric regenerative brakes.

Fortescue’s Andrew Forrest has bought a firm of UK engineers. He wants them to make him an iron ore train that uses no external power and creates no emissions. Right now.

The Australian engineering company behind the plan, Fortescue Future Industries, said it would remove the need for any trains to be powered by diesel.

Fortescue Metal Group has announced the completion of the acquisition of Williams Advanced Engineering for £164m.

Pixar has dropped its latest flick on Disney+, and Turning Red has a long cast of voices.

It’s all in the power of kinetic energy. Oh, and batteries. 

A company are developing a so-called electric Infinity Train that will never need charging.