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Amid a pandemic, transit authorities turn to technology
Cities are eyeing microtransit to create a responsive system. But experts say there are tradeoffs.
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Lyft drivers have 10 years to swap their gas cars for EVs
Lyft said it would transition to 100% electric vehicles by 2030. But its electrifying news leaves some questions unanswered.
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The deep sea could hold the key to a renewable future. Is it worth the costs?
“We’re creating regulations for an ecosystem that we don’t understand.”
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Can a green economy make me rich?
Mitigating and adapting to climate change is perhaps humanity’s biggest project ever, and it’s expensive.
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Why Facebook, Netflix, and Tesla are getting climate-shamed by investors
Investors spotlight more than 1,000 companies on this climate disclosure list of shame.
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Renewable energy is taking off — but not in bank boardrooms
Entanglements with major emitters are surprisingly prevalent in the boardrooms of 20 major U.S. and European banks.
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How the internet transformed climate activism
Remember slacktivism? It doesn't look so lazy now.
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Climate change threatens the economy. Here’s what regulators can do right now.
Climate change could further destabilize the economy. But regulators are failing to consider the risks.
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Shareholders to Big Oil: Do more on climate change
The bar for climate action has gone up among big oil's shareholders.
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What is up with Uber destroying tens of thousands of perfectly good e-bikes?
The decision to destroy the bikes, rather than donate or sell them, elicited bafflement, anger, and disappointment from cycling advocates.
