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Electric school buses in Oakland will help stabilize the grid

Electric school buses in Oakland will help stabilize the grid

Startup Zum has launched the U.S.'s largest all-electric school-bus fleet in Oakland, using these buses as grid-supporting batteries to improve both transportation and energy reliability.

Jeff St. John reports for Canary Media.

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Electric school buses could reshape transportation for kids

Electric school buses could reshape transportation for kids

Oakland’s school district launched the country’s first fully electric bus fleet, highlighting both the benefits and challenges of transitioning away from diesel-powered transportation.

Adam Clark Estes reports for Vox.

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Replacing diesel school buses with electric ones could save money and lives

Replacing diesel school buses with electric ones could save money and lives

Switching from diesel to electric school buses in the U.S. could significantly reduce health risks and environmental damage, according to a new study.

Erin Blakemore reports for The Washington Post.

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Electric school buses: Why the propane industry is after school buses ditching diesel

Electric school buses are better for kids’ health. The propane industry has other ideas.
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Classic and prestige cars on a petrol-free planet likely to look to synthetic fuel and electrification

as regulations are brought in across the world to restrict the sale of petrol-powered cars, what does this mean for classic and prestige car lovers and collectors, and what happens if there is no petrol to run them?

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Electric school buses: Why the propane industry is after school buses ditching diesel

Electric school buses are better for kids’ health. The propane industry has other ideas.
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July flooding pulled nutrients, waste into Vermont's waters — and climate change is making it worse

At the peak of the flooding in July, more than 4 billion gallons of water flowed into Lake Champlain every hour carrying fuel oil, mercury, diesel, and phosphorus from upstream communities.
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