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Uniindia: Bengaluru, Jun 3 (UNI) A team of officials led by Karnataka Labour Minister Santosh Lad has been deputed to Odisha to ensure the safety of the state s residents who were on one of the trains involved in triple train accident in Balasore. ....
35% of their sales must be evs. right now it s the only about 3% in california. about 19% of sales are ev, but almost all of those are teslas. so automakers are preparing to comply by essentially cutting off gas-powered vehicles to these states. and this was inevitable because that was the only way they were going to be able to comply, by forcing consumers in these states to buy evs, by giving them no other choices. paul: how many other companies are likely to follow this? is that what s going to the happen allysia? i think it was only she land us the was still so outright or brazen in telling dealers this. but gm, ford, volkswagen, they re all going to end up doing because that, again, is the only way to comply, is by reducing their shipments of gas-power cars to these states that have decided to comply with california s mandates. paul: kim, you follow this marketplace closely. awe to to makers make their min ....
Peru's key copper projects are moving forward and the country is optimistic about remaining the world's second-largest copper producer, its mining minister said on Thursday, fending off a rise in the ranks by the Democratic Republic of Congo. ....
Poland is expected to soon surpass Germany as Europe's top power polluter due to aggressive planned reductions in fossil fuel use across Germany and assumptions that Poland will have no choice but remain Europe's most coal-reliant nation for years to come. ....
Zimbabwe's parliament has outlawed criticism of the government ahead of presidential and parliamentary elections in August, with violations of a new law punishable by up to 20 years in jail. ....