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Toyota CEO Says ‘Silent Majority’ Doubts Pursuing Only EVs

“People involved in the auto industry are largely a silent majority,” Mr. Toyoda said. “That silent majority is wondering whether EVs are really OK to have as a single option. But they think it’s the trend so they can’t speak out loudly.”

Canada Moves to Mandate 60 Percent Electric Vehicle Sales by 2030

By 2026, a fifth of new passenger vehicles sold in Canada will have to be zero-emission, according to regulations proposed by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault on Wednesday.

The Upcoming Recession Is a Planned Disaster

Get ready for the next unnecessary recession.

U.S. Households Expected to Pay Higher Utility Bills for Decades

Utility costs have surged across the nation this year, leaving millions of Americans falling behind on their monthly bills.

$1.7 Trillion Gov’t Funding Bill Gives Billions More Taxdollars to Ukraine/NATO Than to U.S. Citizens Recovering from Natural Disasters

Four thousand page bill earmarks $44.9 billion for Ukraine and NATO, only $40.6 billion for Americans hit by natural disaster.

European Union Sponsors Payment Program for Digital ID

The European Union is providing financial support to a consortium creating a payment program for the EU's digital ID wallet.

EU Announces Agreement to Reform Europe’s Carbon Market, Cap Natural Gas Prices

The European Union announced on Dec. 18 a provisional agreement that reforms the bloc’s carbon market, successfully expanding a crucial component of the region’s broader green agenda.

U.S. Blacklists Another 36 Chinese Companies

The US is adding more than 30 Chinese companies to a trade blacklist that would prevent them from purchasing certain American components as part of the ongoing US-China technology conflict.

Biden’s State Department Teams Up With Multinational Corporations to Funnel Refugees Into American Jobs

President Joe Biden’s State Department is partnering with hundreds of multinational corporations to open a jobs program for refugees arriving in the United States as the nation’s labor force participation rate remains at historical lows.

Most Americans Won’t Pay More Than $10 to Fight Global Warming

A majority of voters are unwilling to pay more than $10 out of their own pockets monthly to mitigate climate change, according to a poll released Friday.

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