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The real reason Joe Manchin is sabotaging the US clean energy plan

US Senator Joe Manchin III (D-WV) opposes his own political party’s clean energy program. And since not a single Republican will support the infrastructure bill that contains the program, Manchin has disproportionate power to sink the US plan to decarbonize in order to slow global warming and meet the Paris Agreement target of net-zero by 2050. Why does he oppose it? The Charleston Gazette-Mail…
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Tesla launches new website to flex its manufacturing muscle and help with humongous hiring effort

Tesla has launched a new website to flex its manufacturing muscle, which Elon Musk believes is Tesla’s biggest strength. It also appears to be part of the automaker’s hiring effort, which is going to be huge. For years now, Musk had Tesla focus on manufacturing. He pushed the idea that “the machine that builds the machine” is an even more important product. At Tesla’s shareholders’…
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The BMW Group will use fossil-free, hydrogen-powered steel from 2025

The BMW Group has made a deal to source green steel from Swedish startup H2 Green Steel starting in 2025. H2 Green Steel, which launched in 2020, makes steel using a “fossil-free manufacturing process.” Instead of coal, it uses hydrogen and clean energy for steel production. Green steel production creates up to 95% less emissions than steel produced using coal. H2 Green Steel is building…
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Intel open-sources AI-powered tool to spot bugs in code

Intel today open-sourced ControlFlag, a tool that uses machine learning to detect problems in computer code — ideally to reduce the time required to debug apps and software. In tests, the company’s machine programming research team says that ControlFlag has found hundreds of defects in proprietary, “production-quality” software, demonstrating its usefulness. “Last year, ControlFlag…
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