Norway's capital is known for its green policies and widespread adoption of electric vehicles. Why does the city still struggle with air pollution?
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Step 1: Slow down
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Rebound effects make car sharing and second-hand phones not as green as they seem
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US Joe Biden–Kamala Harris administration announces $45 million to reduce electric vehicle battery recycling costs
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Joe Biden administration announces rules aimed at expanding US electric vehicles
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The country that’s sinking itself
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Stockholm has announced plans to ban petrol and diesel cars from its centre, in an effort to slash pollution and reduce noise
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Road hazard: Evidence mounts on toxic pollution from tires
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Toyota takes its biggest US port off the grid with hydrogen system
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Why do car companies keep so many bees?
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Welsh council bids to print McDonald’s customer car number plates on wrappers
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The Orange Pill - Your city will be changed forever
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Tyre Extinguishers – deflating SUV tyres as a form of climate action
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Utrecht wants to be the first city to use its electric car fleet as a giant battery
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Looking for a way to soup up your car? Go electric.
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Why many cities suck (but Dutch cities don’t)
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Climate change won't stop while America hates trains and walking
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Electric cars are better for the planet – and often your budget, too
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Cities without people
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Windshield phenomenon
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Norway and the a-ha moment that made electric cars the answer – a country fuelled by hydropower has become the world's electric vehicle leader
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Stockholm street just became the first in Sweden to ban old diesel cars – 4,000 of the 24,000 cars that use Hornsgatan every day will now be forced to take a detour
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Electric car future may depend on deep sea mining
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London EV Company – Electric-driven 'London cabs' part of Copenhagen green effort
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Today is Car-Free Sunday in Brussels
It's car free Sunday here in Belgium and the streets are a treat to navigate. Cycling is actually slower than usual since there are so many people constantly on the streets, many of them...
It's car free Sunday here in Belgium and the streets are a treat to navigate. Cycling is actually slower than usual since there are so many people constantly on the streets, many of them pedestrians or roller skaters.
But it's .. safe. Nice. Breathable. Not that Brussels isn't those things normally but today more than usual.
Some photos here: https://twitter.com/Adys/status/1175756235733438464
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Electric cars won't shrink emissions enough - we must cut travel too
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