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About 76 Per Cent Indians Would Charge Their EVs At Home, Says New Deloitte Study
According to the study, around 59 per cent of Indian consumers are concerned about climate change, pollution levels, and petrol/diesel vehicles emissions, indicating that consumers' interest in EVs is due to the perception of lower fuel costs, environmental consciousness, and a better driving experience.
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Global Cost Of Air Pollution By Fossil Fuels Is $8 Billion A Day: Report
The global cost of air pollution caused by fossil fuels is $8 billion a day, or roughly 3.3 percent of the entire world's economic output, an environmental research group said on Wednesday.
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Canadian Judge Approves $196.5 Million Volkswagen Fine For Diesel Emissions
Volkswagen admitted to using illegal software to cheat U.S. pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global backlash against diesel vehicles that has so far cost it 30 billion euros (25 billion pounds) in fines, penalties and buyback costs.
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Yes, The Air Is Polluted. Here's Why You Should Still Walk And Bike Outdoors
We live in a time when, more and more, science is underscoring the devastating health consequences of air pollution. It seems to be responsible for as many as 3 million deaths globally each year, principally due to tiny particulate matter that can get embedded in our lungs. In the United States alone, the economic cost of these health effects could...
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Three Indian Cities in the Top 10 List Of Worst Traffic Conditions in the World
The latest database from Numbeo, a website that collects global statistics including costs of living, crime rates and pollution indices, among others shows three Indian cities in the top 10 list of cities with the worst traffic conditions. These include Mumbai, Pune and Kolkatta.
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Barack Obama's Emissions Plan Could Boost Climate Talks
President Barack Obama's move to limit U.S. carbon emissions may prompt an important shift by China in its climate policies, where officials are increasingly worried about the costs of pollution anyway, according to a Chinese expert and activists closely following the international negotiations.
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About 76 Per Cent Indians Would Charge Their EVs At Home, Says New Deloitte Study
According to the study, around 59 per cent of Indian consumers are concerned about climate change, pollution levels, and petrol/diesel vehicles emissions, indicating that consumers' interest in EVs is due to the perception of lower fuel costs, environmental consciousness, and a better driving experience.
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Global Cost Of Air Pollution By Fossil Fuels Is $8 Billion A Day: Report
The global cost of air pollution caused by fossil fuels is $8 billion a day, or roughly 3.3 percent of the entire world's economic output, an environmental research group said on Wednesday.
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Canadian Judge Approves $196.5 Million Volkswagen Fine For Diesel Emissions
Volkswagen admitted to using illegal software to cheat U.S. pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global backlash against diesel vehicles that has so far cost it 30 billion euros (25 billion pounds) in fines, penalties and buyback costs.
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Yes, The Air Is Polluted. Here's Why You Should Still Walk And Bike Outdoors
We live in a time when, more and more, science is underscoring the devastating health consequences of air pollution. It seems to be responsible for as many as 3 million deaths globally each year, principally due to tiny particulate matter that can get embedded in our lungs. In the United States alone, the economic cost of these health effects could...
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Three Indian Cities in the Top 10 List Of Worst Traffic Conditions in the World
The latest database from Numbeo, a website that collects global statistics including costs of living, crime rates and pollution indices, among others shows three Indian cities in the top 10 list of cities with the worst traffic conditions. These include Mumbai, Pune and Kolkatta.
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Barack Obama's Emissions Plan Could Boost Climate Talks
President Barack Obama's move to limit U.S. carbon emissions may prompt an important shift by China in its climate policies, where officials are increasingly worried about the costs of pollution anyway, according to a Chinese expert and activists closely following the international negotiations.
