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‘All the bones are there’: could a new electric vehicle be built in Australia?

With the right incentives, many believe Australia can still ride the electric revolution, reviving its car industry and slashing emissions at the same time

Airbus reveals planes sold in last two years will emit over 1bn tonnes of CO2

Landmark emissions disclosures cover 22-year lifetime of 1,429 aircraft sold in 2019 and 2020

SUVs and extra traffic cancelling out electric car gains in Britain

Auditors say emissions down just 1% since 2011 and target of zero emissions by 2050 is a long way off

Fifth HS2 protester leaves Euston tunnel

Larch Maxey’s exit leaves four in tunnel, as judge grants possession order to HS2

Electric busmaker Arrival schedules first UK road trial

Pilot for First Group this autumn part of EV maker’s rapid expansion before New York IPO

Australia risks being left behind in petrol-fuelled ‘parallel world’ as other countries embrace electric cars

Morrison government’s inaction is driving away chance to build a new low-emissions economy, industry experts say

Ford plans for all cars sold in Europe to be electric by 2030

US firm to spend $1bn converting plant in Cologne to become its first electric vehicle facility in Europe

Coventry to seek planning permission for electric car battery ‘gigafactory’

Council identifies site near city’s airport and hopes production will start by 2025

JLR to make Jaguar brand electric-only by 2025

Carmaker also says it will abandon petrol vehicles entirely by middle of next decade

UK government’s own climate laws may halt roadbuilding plans

Analysis: campaigners argue that, as with Heathrow, climate obligations should make £27bn scheme unviable

£27bn roads plan in doubt after Shapps overrode official advice

Exclusive: transport secretary dismissed guidance calling for review of environmental impact

‘Quite a calm koala’: marsupial gets behind the wheel after being rescued from Australian freeway

Adelaide woman Nadia Tugwell put the koala in her car after it caused a multi-vehicle crash by ‘stomping’ on to the freeway

‘Do-nothing document’: Australian electric vehicle strategy lets emissions keep rising

Paper does not include policies to make it more affordable to buy EVs or a phase-out date for the sale of new fossil fuel cars

Make oil firms install electric car chargers in petrol stations, says thinktank

Proposals to accelerate electric car rollout also call for grants towards buying secondhand electric vehicles

Pollutionwatch: how smart braking could help cut electric car emissions

Extra battery weight of electric cars means ways must be found to cut particulate emissions

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