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Tesla is set to report its second-quarter earnings after the US market closes on 23 July. Shares of the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer are down 4% year-to-date but have soared 71% since it released its first-quarter earnings in April. While its automotive sales are expected to continue slowing down, its energy storage deployment saw a surge in the first quarter. Additionally, investors are looking for positive developments with Tesla’s AI-powered Full Self-Driving (FSD), robotaxi and Optimus robot services. Forecast and challengesAccording to Bloomberg’s survey, Tesla’s rev...
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“Kamala Harris will be the next President of the United States,” Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) posted on X last night, pledging full support for her fellow Democrat. US citizens will decide in November whether that is true or not, but Harris’s chance of becoming the 47th - and first female - president of the US just shot up, after Joe Biden dropped out of the race with Republican Donald Trump yesterday. As the world’s largest historical contributor to climate change - still the second largest today after China \- America’s political direction has huge ramifications for the rest of the planet....
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Families forced to burn plastic to cook food. Raw sewage spilling onto beaches, and over 107 kilograms of debris for every square metre. The UN Environment Programme (UNEP)’s first assessment of the war in Gaza details the “unprecedented” environmental impacts of Israel’s onslaught over the past eight months. Published yesterday, the preliminary assessment responds to an official request from the State of Palestine in December last year. “Not only are the people of Gaza dealing with untold suffering from the ongoing war, the significant and growing environmental damage in Gaza risks locking it...
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Living in the beautiful hustle and bustle of Paris, one of Europe’s noisiest cities, comes at a cost to the body. Around 80 per cent of people in the Ile-de-France region are affected by both sound and air pollution levels that exceed World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations, according to joint analysis from the Bruitparif and Airparif organisations. Those living in the heart of Paris are particularly bombarded by noise - which is the second-largest environmental driver of ill health in Europe, WHO warns. To tackle the threat, authorities are seeking to reduce noise across the capital b...
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