Last week, escaping from London back to the North was impossible on an electric train as power had gone down, and only diesels could do the job. The moral speaks for itself, says Dr Roger Watson.
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During all the furious arguments about the cancellation of HS2, why has nobody mentioned the utter stupidity of having high-speed trains in a tiny country like England, asks David Craig.
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This week’s News on China. • EU investigates Chinese electric vehicles • High-speed train to Taiwan • G77+China Summit • The elderly in the digital age
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has enacted new regulations that will require “zero emissions” trains to be introduced after 2030, to offer a “green” alternative to cars and trucks. California's electrical grid is already struggling without the burden of all trains, trucks and cars relying on it.
UPDATED 17/02/23 to include details of previous train derailments [skip] It has been reported, in just the last hour, that there had been a major train derailment near Van Buren Township, just outside Detroit, Michigan: 🚨#BREAKING: Multiple authorities are responding to a massive train derailment outside of Detroit ⁰⁰📌#Vanburen | #Michigan⁰ Currently multiple authorities are …
After the first lockdown was announced, a train was derailed by its driver who was trying to arrange childcare so he could continue to go to work. A passenger train then collided with his train.
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In our series of articles on the State of the Russian Federation speech given last week by President Vladimir Putin, we covered the objectives and situation reports on the Russian military, her international relations not related to military matters, as in trade, and her top domestic priority – the support and
Cambridge — This is a different Cambridge. The gowns are gone, banished to a museum of what Britain was. The traffic and pollution have moved in, angry, irritable, uncompromising. Hopping off the train from Kings Cross, London doesn’t prepare you for the scene, one facing energetic fumes as disarmed citizens before a gas attack.
Congressional crashes, children's coffins and pedogate Puck + this day in history w/the murder of Daniel Pearl and our song of the day by Tune-Yards on your Morning Monarchy for February 1, 2018.
