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  Monrovia-Abidjan Bus Service Launched

  liberianobserver.com - SC

  People who desire to travel to Abidjan and other cities in Ivory Coast won’t have to go through the tedious task of traveling to the Ivorian major …

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  The Republic Of Liberia – The Sleeping Aviation Giant - FrontPageAfrica

  frontpageafricaonline.com - Contributing Writer

  Africa, the second largest continent and home to approximately 1.49 billion people, holds immense potential to become a prominent global aviation …

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  Kodiak to operate driverless semi-trucks between Houston and Dallas

  houstonchronicle.com - Peter Warren

  A Texas-based company revealed plans to start putting driverless semi-trucks on the road later this year with its initial route being between Dallas …

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  Earl Burrowes Sr.

  

  Panasonic’s New Powder-Powered Batteries Will Supercharge EVs

  WIRED - Carlton Reid

  A company working with Tesla’s main US battery supplier has silicon-based tech that could soon give electric cars 500-mile ranges and charge refills …

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  Earl Burrowes Sr.

  

  Why BP just spent $100 million on Tesla ultrafast chargers

  Fast Company - Grist

  For car buyers considering whether to go electric, one trade-off they must weigh is whether to give up the convenience of finding a gas station almost anywhere and being able to refuel in minutes. Fast-charging an EV can take 20 to 30 minutes, and charging stations, for now, are not ubiquitous. The …

• The result of these rule changes will be “toxic bottom line shocks” for oil companies, traditionally seen as reliable consumers of oil, adding that there was “no good evidence they are at all prepared” for this rule change.

  

  Earl Burrowes Sr.

  

  Oil giants face major hit from UN climate rules shaking up the shipping sector

  cityam.com - Guy Taylor

  Oil giants are set to face a major hit from new climate regulations on ship owners, which will eventually stop them from using high-polluting …