Robert Llewellyn discusses US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Rep AOC) giving Exxon climate change research scientists a grilling over ExxonMobil’s climate change cover-up and more.
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In this latest installment of Fully Charged News; Robert Llewellyn discusses US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Rep AOC) giving Exxon climate change research scientists a grilling over ExxonMobil’s climate change cover-up: Tweet, Original Tweet from @Birdman196007.
Robert also joins a select bunch of proper journalists on a Tesla Press Call webcast, during which Elon Musk discusses the Tesla Solar Roof v3 tiles and their place in the Tesla ’Big Picture’ and reports from the poshest street in London where he gets to drive the PSA Group’s fantastical looking DS concept car, the DS X E-TENSE. It’s based around a DS Formula E drive unit but sadly given the location and armed police, he has to drive like a vicar.
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