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- 1Sales of sub-€25,000 electric cars set to rise sevenfold●Sales of sub-€25,000 electric car models set to rise sevenfold
Sales of electric cars priced below €25,000 are forecast to grow sevenfold as a wave of affordable models reaches the market, according to the clean mobility group Transport & Environment. The report says cheaper EVs are expanding consumer choice and accelerating the shift away from petrol and diesel cars in Europe.
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The Trump administration has moved to cut back environmental reviews in order to speed up oil exploration in Alaska. The decision shortens or waives federal assessments that normally examine the impact of drilling on the state's land and wildlife. Supporters argue it will boost energy production, while environmental groups warn it threatens Alaska's fragile ecosystems and undermines safeguards.
- 349ers Players Preview Hostile Seattle Road Environment●Williams, Kittle, McKivitz, Deebo, Lenoir Preview Seattle Road Environment
San Francisco 49ers players Trent Williams, George Kittle, Colton McKivitz, Deebo Samuel and Deommodore Lenoir spoke about what to expect when they travel to Seattle, including the noise and atmosphere at the Seahawks' home stadium. The group discussed how they plan to handle communication on the road in one of the NFL's loudest visiting environments.
- 449ers players preview hostile Seattle road environment●Williams, Kittle, McKivitz, Deebo, Lenoir Preview Seattle Road Environment | 49ers
San Francisco 49ers players Trent Williams, George Kittle, Colton McKivitz, Deebo Samuel and Deommodore Lenoir spoke with reporters ahead of a road game against the Seattle Seahawks, previewing the noisy atmosphere at Seattle's home stadium. The group discussed how they prepare for one of the NFL's most hostile road environments and the intensity of the division rivalry.
- 5Zheneng leads $700 million buyout of China Jinjiang Environment▼Zheneng leads $700M buyout to take China Jinjiang Environment private
Zheneng is leading a roughly $700 million buyout to take China Jinjiang Environment private, according to deal data. The transaction would delist the waste-to-energy operator, with Zheneng as the lead backer of the take-private offer. Financial details beyond the headline figure remain limited, and market reaction to the move is still being assessed.