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Michigan companies fined $10M for selling diesel ‘defeat devices’

Two Oakland County companies have been fined $10 million for selling aftermarket parts designed to bypass automobile emissions controls.

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Crackdown on emissions ‘defeat devices’ has amateur racers up in arms

You might think Volkswagen's $14.7 billion dirty diesel settlement in 2016 served as a warning not to tamper with vehicle emission systems. Apparently not.

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Judge hits Diesel Brothers with $848,000 in penalties for air pollution violations

Judge hits Diesel Brothers with $848,000 in penalties for air pollution violations

The Diesel Brothers reality TV stars must pay $848,000 for modifying, marketing and selling pickup trucks with emission control defeat devices installed, a judge has ruled.

ORIGINAL REPORTING
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Trump administration sued by 17 states over frozen funds for electric vehicle charging network

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Zeldin’s EPA restructuring could curb climate action and strain environmental protections

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How fragile power grids and extreme weather combined to cause Europe’s biggest blackout in decades

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As regenerative agriculture gains momentum, report warns of “greenwashing”

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Nuclear revival plan faces obstacles at Tennessee Valley Authority

CLIMATE
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How a First Nation’s housing project could spark a home-rescue revolution

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Michigan reimagines its toxic land as a solar-powered future