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		A new analysis from Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) suggests that global sales of gas-powered cars likely peaked in 2017, marking a major milestone in the shift to electric vehicles.			
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				New Analysis Suggests We Have Already Hit Peak Internal Combustion Engine
			
		
					
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					E360 Digest June 11, 2021 New Analysis Suggests We Have Already Hit Peak Internal Combustion Engine The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning, an all-electric version of Ford's best-selling F-150. Ford Motor Comp...
		
	



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		Estimated percent of adults by region who think climate change is real. 73% for Pierce County. Guessing the percentage is changing rapidly given the acceleration of wildfires and extreme weather events.			
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				Yale Climate Opinion Maps 2020 - Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
			
		
					
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					Use the Yale Climate Opinion Maps to explore climate change beliefs, risk perceptions, and policy support at every geographic level in the United States.
		
	



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		Well, we're still at this folks. As you may know we've been asking the City Council to ban the expansion of fossil fuels in Tacoma for four years now. Last month they disappointed us again by failing to do that (it was at least a 4-5 vote this time) and they decided to ask the Infrastructure, Planning and Sustainability (IPS) Committee (composed of Council Members) to have a look at the proposed regulations (which the City Planning Department already spent months doing with public input).bit.ly/wePersist to send an emailSeems just like another delay tactic, but nonetheless we will persist! We need to let the IPS Committee know we want no fossil fuel expansion. The City will be voting on this again in August.PS - cover of a fake magazine that might as well be real, playing on our earlier street theater actions with our fictional fossil fuel company PEW that wanted to build storage tanks in city parks.			
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