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Study finds electrifying SUVs could actually increase emissions by using up scarce battery material that could otherwise be used to electrify smaller cars and e-bikes (www.sciencedirect.com)
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[-] Snoopy@tarte.nuage-libre.fr 0 points 2 days ago

I apologize for the off-topic and hope the mod team will understand.

Since we tried to reach you several time, i'm also sending this message on your posts :

Hi dwz,
We'd like to talk with you in order to find a common ground that suits our users, the jlailu team and yourself.

Given the several ban, i'm surprised that you haven't tried to understand why and discuss with us or other admins team.

You can contact us there : https://jlailu.zulipchat.com

We know that you want to share a lot of things with our communities but without any prior discussion we won't allow any new posts on jlai.lu.

Thank you for reaching out us and for your understanding.

Snoopy for the Jlailu team.

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