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Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world. 1. Yet another “online harms” Bill Just a few weeks since the UK passed its new “Online Safety Act”, the Canucks are joining the party. …

Upcoming U.K. driving changes signal a shift to electric vehicles, stricter emissions standards and a potential update to fuel duty.
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The Advanced Clean Cars II rule, set to take effect Jan. 1, will make the Garden State the 11th state on such a trajectory, joining California, New York, Vermont, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts, Virginia, Rhode Island, Maryland and Connecticut.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation is concerned that the goal of the plan is too ambitious to achieve due to external factors such as inflation, charging and fuel infrastructure, supply chains, labor, critical mineral availability and pricing.

Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world. 1. Cashless & cardless society? Yahoo News reports that soon we may be able to “pay with a smile”. The cashless society has been on …

In 2016, there were 181,384 casualties on Britain’s roads, including 1,792 deaths. And emissions from road transport cause 4,900 early deaths every year. So should the Government prevent people from driving cars?
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The UK government plans to ban all gasoline, diesel, and hybrid cars by 2035 to meet a near-zero carbon target. Massive amounts of new infrastructure will be required to support the new vehicles. There also would be the need to generate enough electricity for all the new cars that will be needed.

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The deaths in Libya, due to the continuing battle for Tripoli in particular, since Haftar’s Libyan National Army’s (the LNA) assault on the capital, have been mounting per week but are still, in the main, only in the double figures.
Generally those who do not know Libya think that for the past 8 years, since Ghaddafi’s death, it has been a place where there is an ongoing veritable daily blood bath caused by firefights between combatants.

The leaders in Ireland plan to use tax hikes, bans on fuel, and red tape to enact a new climate program that includes a scheme to force people out of their cars to reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2050.


Tai Lopez returns to YouTube with a hot, new interview of his new digs – an entire neighborhood purchased for the purpose of giving boomers jobs and work-based welfare. Replete with a pool, underground basketball court, two lots of private cars and a personal salon staffed with beautician boomers.