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Does Brussels have the tools to take on VW?

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Brussels is finally bearing some teeth over the Volkswagen emissions scandal. European Consumer Commissioner Vera Jourova on Monday described so-called ‘Dieselgate’ as a pan-European challenge and said that the Commission is assessing...
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Does Brussels have the tools to take on VW?

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Brussels is finally bearing some teeth over the Volkswagen emissions scandal. European Consumer Commissioner Vera Jourova on Monday described so-called ‘Dieselgate’ as a pan-European challenge and said that the Commission is assessing...
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Volkswagen profits pulled down again by emissions rigging scandal

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Volkswagen has suffered a 12 percent drop in quarterly profit at its main passenger car division. That was a big improvement on the three month period before that, but shows the challenges it still faces to overcome a scandal from the...
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Ocean health check-up: The Nekton Mission asseses the damage done

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About 10 miles off the coast of Bermuda, scientists are analysing the health of the Atlantic ocean where human activities like overfishing and oil spills, are having terrible repercussions. A pioneering mission The Nekton Mission claims...
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Rio's polluted waterways

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Helicopter overview with biologist Mario Moscatelli illustrates the extent of Olympic host city's water pollution
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Brazil's Olympic challenges

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It's 40 days until the Rio Olympics and the list of challenges for the host city gets longer, CBC's Chris Glover reports
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Volkswagen to pay historic 15.3 billion dollars for cheating US emissions tests

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German vehicle maker Volkswagen AG is to pay more than 15.3 billion dollars – around 13.8 billion euros – in an historic settlement deal with government regulators and nearly 500,000 US diesel car owners. The agreement, which settles...
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Plastic fantastic: Dutch company trials method of cleaning the oceans

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About eight million tons of plastic enters the oceans every year. And environmentalists have long sounded the alarm bell over this plastic pollution that is killing a huge number of seabirds and marine mammals. Fresh hope comes from the...
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How ‘smart city’ technology is connecting Europeans

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Urban sprawl is the reality for two out of three people living in Europe. This edition of Real Economy comes from the Spanish city of Valencia. As we move to urban economic powerhouses for jobs and opportunities we also have to deal with...
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Demise of diesel

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Tom Rand of MaRS Clean Tech and Ken Green of the Fraser Institute debate the future of the fuel
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VW counts cost of emissions scandal as other German carmakers join massive recall

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As Volkswagen announced its emissions-test cheating scandal was going to cost at least 16 billion euros to sort out, other German carmakers – including Mercedes-Benz, and Opel – said they will join VW and its subsidiaries Audi and...
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Battling air pollution with a flock of pigeons?

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Tech company in London has outfitted pigeons with backpacks equipped with monitors and GPS trackers to measure how much pollution is in the air
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The Ticker

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Mark Satov, strategy advisor and founder, Satov Consultants on some of the day's big topics
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VW scandal: EU deal allows vehicles to exceed pollution limits

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EU politicians have backed a compromise deal which will allow vehicles to exceed official pollution limits. It flies in the face of calls for more radical reform in the wake of the Volkswagen emissions test scandal. The vote only...
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EU seeks greater powers to police car industry after VW row

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EU regulators want more powers to fine carmakers for faulty vehicles after the Volkswagen scandal. They want to be able to fine companies 30,000 euros per faulty car. VW had been found using special technology to cheat on emissions...
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US regulators reject VW’s plans for emissions fix

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US regulators have rejected Volkswagen’s plans to fix 2.0 litre cars equipped with equipment which “cheated” emissions tests allowing them to emit 40 times the legal amounts of pollution. The California Air Resources board said the fix...
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Volkswagen says CO2 deviations fewer than suspected

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Volkswagen says a probe into carbon-dioxide emissions irregularities has found that far fewer cars were affected than previously thought. CO2 issue largely concluded #VWGroup https://t.co/Mme7gfwoyd— Volkswagen Group (@vwgroup_en)...
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Volkswagen says CO2 deviations fewer than suspected

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Volkswagen says a probe into carbon-dioxide emissions irregularities has found that far fewer cars were affected than previously thought. CO2 issue largely concluded #VWGroup https://t.co/Mme7gfwoyd— Volkswagen Group (@vwgroup_en)...
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Smog continues to choke China

9th - Higher Ed
Heavy air pollution hangs in the air in Beijing and nearby regions
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Monitoring air pollution

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Despite Beijing announcing its first ever red alert for air pollution, smog is not a new phenomenon for the city’s residents. Many new devices can be found on the market today to bring the latest pollution forecasts to mobile phones,...
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China's climate problem

9th - Higher Ed
How is China going to make good on its COP21 promises? David Common reports from Shanghai
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Vietnam PM announces strict measures to curb pollution

9th - Higher Ed
Vietnam's capital city, Hanoi, is set to take some strict measures to curb rising levels of pollution.
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Vietnam: Hanoi to impose strict curbs on two-wheelers

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Vietnam's capital city, Hanoi, is set to take some strict measures to curb rising levels of pollution.
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Tufnell Park children protest against plans for Ocado depot next to their school

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Tufnell Park children protest against plans for Ocado depot next to their school