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08.06.26 - 09:24
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Sieben EU-Staaten wehren sich gegen weitere Abschwächung der CO2-Ziele (Electrive)
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Frankreich, Spanien und fünf weitere EU-Mitgliedsländer fordern das europäische Staatenbündnis dazu auf, an einem „klaren und ambitionierten Weg zur Elektrifizierung“ festzuhalten. Sie wollen, dass es keine weiteren Lockerungen der im Dezember im Auto-Paket der EU skizzierten Regelungen geben soll, wie es u.a. Deutschland verlangt....
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06.06.26 - 12:18
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UK urged not to further weaken EV rules as CO2 impact revealed (The Guardian)
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British vehicles will emit extra 17m tonnes of CO2 by 2030 due to loophole allowing sale of more PHEVs, data suggestsCampaigners have urged the government to resist calls to further water down electric car sale rules, as an analysis reveals that vehicles on UK roads will emit an extra 17m tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2030 mostly because of changes last year.Parts of the car industry have urged ministers to review for a second time the rules that force manufacturers to sell increasing numbers of electric cars each year. Continue reading......
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06.06.26 - 02:39
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Climate Change: No. 1 Problem Of No Nation? (ZeroHedge)
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Climate Change: No. 1 Problem Of No Nation?
Despite claims of new records for global high temperatures every few years now, the topic of climate change has still not reached the top of the agenda for many people.
As Valentine Fouurreau reports, data from Statista Consumer Insights shows respondents in none of the 32 nations covered by the survey collectively rated climate change as the most important problem for their own country when asked to name the issues that were of the biggest significance to them.
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Of the countries included in our infographic, Japan comes closest with climate change being named as a severe issue by the fifth-highest number of respondents, followed by China and India in rank 7.
Generally, this is more of an expression of the few problems of Japanese and Chinese people, as still only 27 percent and 21 percent, respectively, rated the climate change issue as severe.
Despite ranking only seventh in India, climate change was re...
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