Monthly Archive: May 2023

Three colleagues from the Union of Concerned Scientists and I were invited to participate in a Toxics Tour in Kansas City. The experience was extremely valuable and I recommend it, especially if you are someone like me who works on environmental justice issues but doesn’t live in a frontline community. Reading articles and books, or […]

Researchers have computed how much fossil fuel companies should pay to clean up their mess. The answer may surprise you.

Some recent posts on Reddit give us some news that might look bad on the surface but really show us something good. It turns out that GM’s battery software errs far on the side of caution for Bolts and Bolt EUVs after the fire recall. As you can see in the image above, there’s a […]

According to the efficiency rating, the car excels in city driving.

Will it outsell the Mercedes-Benz EQS S-Class this year?

Is it the longest range series-produced all-electric car ever made?

Volkswagen battery supplier Gotion has revealed a new lithium manganese iron phosphate battery it says can go 1000 km.