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EV Battery-Swapping Could Help Solve the US Charging Problem

San Francisco startup Ample Inc. has deployed more than a dozen robotic battery-swap stations around the Bay Area and in Europe.

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U.K. Announces Japan Chips Partnership as Fears Grow Over Taiwan

British premier Rishi Sunak said a “Hiroshima Accord” would deepen economic, security and tech cooperation between the U.K. and Japan.

Breaking Through DEI Misconceptions to Find a Better Path Forward

The very heart of diversity involves how things differ, and we all know that people differ in many ways. All of us fit in, or don’t, some place, and this is why each of us has a DEI story.

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U.S. Imports of ‘Blood Teak’ from Myanmar Continue Despite Sanctions

The EIA has warned the military-controlled government is likely not following the law, and the country is on track to lose its forests by 2035.

Traveler trekking at sunrise near Inle Lake, Myanmar (Burma). Photo: iStock.com/Joel Carillet

California’s Green-Fuel Program Stifles Other Investments

Carbon-credit markets have emerged among the main tools used to fight global warming, but the details need adjusting for the impact of supply and demand.

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Daimler Launching Medium-Duty Electric Truck Brand in the U.S.

Rizon will offer three model variants of its Class 4 and Class 5 trucks in the United States starting during the third quarter of 2023.

Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Photo: iStock.com/Teka77

Smaller Truckers Are Struggling to Meet Mandates for Going Electric

Commercial trucking won’t be spared the transition to electric vehicles, but its progress toward adoption tough, especially when it comes to small and medium-sized truckers.

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The Supply Chain Business is the People Business – Start There for ESG

Many supply chain leaders focus so much on the product or service that they forget they are in the people business as well.

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Podcast | Can Gig Workers Really Make a Living?

The battle over the definition, status and viability of the gig worker continues.

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Longer Trucks to be Allowed on Britain's Roads

The larger tail swing — the area swept by the rear of the truck as it makes turns — could put pedestrians and cyclists at risk.

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DoL Photos Show Children Illegally Working in U.S. Slaughterhouse

In February, the labor department fined PSSI $1.5m for employing at least 102 children ages 13 to 17 across 13 meat-packing plants in eight states.

This photo, included in DoL court filings in November, 2022, shows a Packers Sanitation Services Inc. employee at the JBS Beef Plant in Grand Island, Nebraska. Photo: U.S. Department of Labor, taken by WHI Lopez

EU Proposes Curbs on Several Chinese Firms for Aiding Russia

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