With the COVID-19 pandemic straining medical supply chains for more than two years, operation experts are still grappling with daily disruptions.
As Ontario’s gas tax drops 5.7 cents a litre on Canada Day to blunt the pain of soaring fuel prices, a small but growing number of electric vehicle owners are in a sweeter spot.
Semiconductor chips – a crucial component in nearly all household and major electronics – continue to face massive shortages, and a plan to boost production domestically to hedge against China dominating the market has hit a snag in Congress.
Steve Miller thought he was one of the lucky ones. Flights out of D.C. were being canceled left and right earlier this month, and even though his departure kept getting pushed, the 25-year-old’s trip to Nashville was still scheduled.
With the number of electric vehicles expected to soar in coming years, transportation officials across the country are laying plans for a broad network of charging stations.
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