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Electric cars: deadline nears to claim home charging grant

Funds are designed to give up to £350 towards cost of buying and installing a home charging point

UK cuts grants for electric vehicles for second time in a year

Subsidy available will fall from £2,500 to £1,500 – half the sum available to buyers at the start of the year

How a myth about London bike lanes and congestion took off

Analysis: delving into news stories linking congestion with cycle lanes shows how troubling myths can escape into the wild

What is urea and AdBlue, and why does a worldwide shortage threaten Australia’s supply chain?

How China’s export ban could force diesel trucks that need the AdBlue exhaust fluid off the road and lead to higher food prices

SA premier advised to close border with New South Wales; Katherine lockdown extended– as it happened

All the day’s news as it happened

‘No easy fix’: polar bear capital of the world turns to electric transporters to save the bears

The move comes as Churchill, Canada, remained ice free for the first time in years, resulting in less feeding time for its population of polar bears

US lags in electric vehicle sales despite Biden administration’s push

Electric cars will make up just 4% of American sales in 2021, compared with 9% in China and 14% in Europe

Nissan to invest £13bn on speeding switch to electric cars

Sunderland plant to play key role as carmaker says it will introduce 23 ‘electrified’ models by 2030

Nurdles: the worst toxic waste you’ve probably never heard of

Billions of these tiny plastic pellets are floating in the ocean, causing as much damage as oil spills, yet they are still not classified as hazardous

Easy rider? We’ll miss the roar, but electric motorbikes can’t kill our road romance

For bikers, combustive power is one of the thrills of a long-haul trip. But flat batteries and charging points will just become part of exciting new journeys

Battery power: five innovations for cleaner, greener electric vehicles

EVs are seen as key in transition to low-carbon economy, but as their human and environmental costs become clearer, can new tech help?

Plan for car chargers in all new homes in England ‘will make access exclusive’

Industry leaders say Boris Johnson’s plan risks leaving behind motorists from poorer areas

Watchdog overturns ban on advert of Land Rover in forest

Activists say ad could encourage driving in ecologically sensitive areas and accuse ASA of bias

Hope on two wheels: plan to turn section of A12 into cycle park

Campaigners are pushing for a redundant 2½-mile stretch of dual carriageway in Essex to become a country park with cycling facilities

Wanted: 100,000 pioneers for a green jobs Klondike in the Arctic

Europe’s newest industrial megaprojects are relocating to the far north of Sweden. But are curling, wild reindeer and the northern lights enough to convince workers to follow?

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