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Launched in 2017 in France, the Energy Observer operates as a mobile clean energy laboratory and as a demonstration of its onboard technologies.

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Tesla news looks grim. But the bigger picture for EVs is a bright one.

Headlines suggest the shift to electric vehicles is hitting roadblocks. Evidence points to an industry that’s continuing to grow and innovate.

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Climate cry '1.5 to stay alive' may be dead, after year over limit

Climate cry '1.5 to stay alive' may be dead, after year over limit
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Explained: Carbon Credits

Explained: Carbon Credits
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Explained: Carbon credits

Can carbon trading systems reduce global emissions, or are they little more than greenwashing? Several MIT experts say the systems could be effective, at least in certain circumstances, but they must be thoroughly evaluated and regulated.

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