The UN Plans to Commence Deep-Sea Mining Operations this Summer

Companies interested in mining the ocean floor can now submit applications to the International Seabed Authority starting in July, following approval of the controversial practice despite significant pushback.

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Europe says electric vehicles are proving to be too expensive for the middle class

Europe has slowed production of lithium-powered cars, their production this year is expected to be over a million cars less than the original estimate.

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Italy and Germany team up to change EU’s combustion engine ban

Germany, Italy, and some other small eastern European countries have formed an alliance in order to voice opposition to Europe’s ban on combustion engines.

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China’s global chip combination will weaken as South Korea pivots toward Japan & US

South Korea is aligning with the United States and Japan, which could lead to greater cooperation and coordination among these countries in the development and production of advanced semiconductor technologies.

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U.S. - EU working on preliminary EV mineral agreement

In the race to fully transition to green energy, investments are rampant on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean to integrate electric vehicles and other sources of clean energy.

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