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Mobility
Victoria Bets on Electric Freight to Break the Fuel Cost Spiral Gripping Logistics
Victoria's new freight EV programs are less about green mandates than about breaking a fuel cost spiral that has squeezed logistics margins for years.
Mobility
New Zealand's EV Charger Co-Funding Deal Bets Infrastructure Can Shift Driver Behavior
New Zealand's plan to double EV chargers through a public-private deal targets the feedback loop that has stalled electric vehicle uptake for years.
Mobility
Xpeng's Australian Distributor Collapse Exposes the Fragility of EV Market Entry
TrueEV Distribution's collapse in Australia reveals the hidden fragility of how Chinese EV brands structure their bets on Western markets.
Mobility
EVs Are Now a Geopolitical Buffer Against Oil Shocks, the IEA Chief Says
The IEA chief says today's oil supply disruption dwarfs the 1970s shocks, but the EV revolution may be quietly rewriting the rules of energy crises.
Mobility
Candela's €30M Bet on Electric Hydrofoils Could Reshape Urban Water Transit
Candela's €30M funding round to expand hydrofoil ferry production reveals how electric maritime transit could quietly redraw urban geography.
Mobility
GM's Daisy-Chain EV Charger Patent Could Quietly Reshape How America Powers Its Cars
GM's new daisy-chain charging patent isn't just a convenience feature. It could quietly redraw the map of EV infrastructure investment in America.
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The Affordable Long-Range EV Is No Longer a Myth — But the Math Is Complicated
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The '80s Car Feature That Would Fit Perfectly In The AI Hellscape Of Today
Mobility
Same Name, Three Different Engines: The Complicated Legacy of GM's LT1 V8
Health
Leprosy Still Infects 200,000 People a Year. The World Keeps Looking Away.
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Health
The Hidden Wound: Why Mental Health Is the Missing Link in NTD Elimination
The WHO says stigma and untreated mental illness are quietly unraveling NTD elimination gains. Here's why the feedback loop is the real crisis.
Health
The Four Agencies Renewing One Health's Global Pact Have More to Prove Than Ever
Four UN agencies have renewed their One Health pact through 2030, but the real test is whether shared commitments can override competing institutional incentives.