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Academia 2 years ago
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Jakarta car culture is choking us to death and we’re all fine about it
For the majority of white-collar workers in Jakarta, spending at least four hours per day inside their cars, traveling at a maximum speed of 20 kilometers per hour is still the best way to commute, as it can provide them with shelter from the city’s punishing heat and the polluted air of their own making.
Entertainment 3 years ago
Cricketer Flintoff's injuries not life-threatening after 'Top Gear' crash -The Sun
Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff was taken to a hospital after a car crash during the filming of an episode of the BBC's "Top Gear" show, the broadcaster said on Tuesday, with The Sun newspaper reporting his injuries were not life-threatening.
Academia 3 years ago
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Tackling barriers to green mobility uptake in ASEAN
ASEAN can become an EV hub to ensure environmental sustainability across the region as long as it tackles the existing barriers to EV absorption as well as anticipates solutions to the environmental impacts of higher EV demand, including manufacturing, battery life and energy use.
Science & Tech 4 years ago
Slovak flying car receives official certification
"AirCar certification opens the door for mass production of very efficient flying cars," said Stefan Klein, founder and chief executive of KleinVision, a company that designed and manufactured the prototype of the dual-mode car-aircraft vehicle.
Academia 4 years ago
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Disconnect with developing world spells doom for current climate goals
Many people struggle to survive on a subsistence level as nearly half of the world lives on less than US$5.50 a day ($210 a month) and their attendant governments subsidize fossil fuels for political stability.
