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French Government Appeals Ruling Halting A69 Highway Construction

The French government plans to appeal the court's decision to stop construction of the A69 highway, arguing that stopping the project would cause significant economic damage and set a bad precedent. The 27 February ruling by the Toulouse administrative court overturned the project's environmental pe...

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Climate Action
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Victoria's Plan to Curb Car Dependency Faces Challenges

The Victorian government's 30-year development plan aims to curb car dependency by reducing parking requirements near public transport, despite record 2024 car sales and concerns over the adequacy of public transport improvements.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Genoa Port's Leadership Vacuum Delays Development

Genoa's port authority has been without a president for 18 months, delaying the creation of a new regulatory plan and hindering crucial decisions about infrastructure and berth allocation, impacting Italy's container traffic.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Les Cayes Airport Opens, Offering Haiti Safer Alternative to Violence-Ridden Capital

Haiti's Antoine Simon Airport in Les Cayes opened for international flights Wednesday, providing a safer alternative to Port-au-Prince's violence-plagued airport, impacting aid distribution, the economy, and potentially shifting humanitarian efforts to the south.

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No Poverty
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Byway's Interactive Map Simplifies Complex European Train Travel

Byway launched an interactive map simplifying European train travel booking, addressing fragmented rail systems; it allows users to plan and price multi-country journeys in one place, unlike existing systems.

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Climate Action
nos.nl
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Dutch Cabinet to Reduce Schiphol Flights Despite EU Concerns

The Dutch cabinet will reduce Schiphol Airport flights to 478,000 annually by November, despite European Commission concerns about insufficient consideration of newer aircraft and potential retaliatory measures from the US, impacting airlines like KLM and local residents.

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Good Health and Well-being
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SpaceX Rocket Explosion Causes Major Air Traffic Delays in South Florida

A SpaceX rocket exploded over South Florida on Thursday, causing the FAA to temporarily ground air traffic around Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Orlando due to falling debris, resulting in significant flight delays for numerous travelers.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
zeit.de
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Hamburg Train Disruptions Due to Deutsche Bahn Construction

Extensive Deutsche Bahn construction work in Hamburg from March 11th to 22nd cancels numerous train connections to Sylt, Kiel, and Flensburg; the Hamburg-Pinneberg line is closed to long-distance trains, requiring S-Bahn or bus travel; and the S1 line between Hasselbrook and Ohlsdorf uses replacemen...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge Nears Completion, Set to Become World's Tallest

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, China, is 95% complete, with its main structure finished in January 2024 and deck installation expected to end by mid-March 2024, becoming the world's tallest bridge upon its opening in late 2025, significantly reducing travel time and boosting regional t...

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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Netherlands to Reduce Schiphol Flights to 478,000 Despite EU Concerns

The Dutch cabinet will reduce Schiphol Airport flights to 478,000 in November, despite European Commission reservations, aiming to decrease noise pollution and improve residents' legal standing, though facing potential US retaliation and challenges from the aviation sector.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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EU Unveils €2.8 Billion Plan for Electric and Autonomous Vehicles

The European Commission announced a plan to accelerate autonomous driving and electric vehicle adoption in Europe, including €1 billion for connected and autonomous vehicle development, €1.8 billion for battery production until 2027, and social leasing programs for zero-emission vehicles.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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England to Publicly Display Train Delay Data at 1,700 Stations

Starting Thursday, over 1,700 English train stations will prominently display monthly cancellation and delay data (4.2% of services canceled, 67.7% on time in July-Sept 2024), aiming to increase transparency and accountability, a move welcomed by passenger advocates and part of a wider railway natio...

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Sustainable Cities and Communities

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