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Former President Donald Trump’s campaign is lighting up President Joe Biden for only accepting an invitation to give the commencement address at Atlanta’s Morehouse College because it’s in the same neighborhood Trump visited when he made an iconic stop at a Chick-fil-A recently.

A new study raised red flags about respiratory health in Pennsylvania, particularly for those living near oil and gas activity. The study by GeoHealth said nationwide, oil and gas venting and flaring exacerbate asthma in 73,000 children, including nearly 12,000 in Pennsylvania. Jackson Zeiler, public health analyst for the Environmental Health Project, said energy developers do flaring and venting on a regular basis to remove excess gas. ...

The government’s industry policy is not some throwback to the Deakinite settlement. It’s quite the opposite.

The investors warned of risks of vulnerability to tax law enforcement and public distrust.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

EV sales slow in the U.S., though some luxury manufacturers score healthy increases.

For Earth Day, AN editors have rounded up stories from our coverage in the last year that keep us hopeful about the planet’s future.

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For some, electric cars from China are the biggest threat to the European, and especially the German car industry. A look at the figures shows that electric cars from China are still rare - but there are already massive interdependencies between the German and Chinese industries. Accordingly, the companies' position on the tariffs under discussion is quite clear.

From chargers on lampposts to electrified truck stops, these companies are building the charging infrastructure needed to make cleaner EVs more appealing.