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Study finds electrifying SUVs could actually increase emissions by using up scarce battery material that could otherwise be used to electrify smaller cars and e-bikes

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Study finds electrifying SUVs could actually increase emissions by using up scarce battery material that could otherwise be used to electrify smaller cars and e-bikes

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Fuck Cars@lemmy.worldEnglish · 6 days ago

The new electric SUV market under battery supply constraints: Might they increase CO2 emissions?

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Two trends have shaped the European car market over the past decade: electrification and SUVisation. Recently, they have merged in a new product: the …

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How many cities are building new highways, not just slightly expanding existing ones?

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