Talking about climate change at a Formula One race might at first glance seem like praising celibacy in aย brothel.
The world’s top motor sport competition is for many the epitome of gas-guzzling wastefulness with powerful engines burning nearly a litre of fossil fuel per kilometre. But a growing number of team bosses say they want to make Formula One a high-tech pioneer and leader in fighting climate change rather than a whipping post.
First Nations are furious, environmentalists feel betrayed, oil companies are demanding more, and the clock is ticking.
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โIโve never seen anything like this,โ longtime denier Marc Morano said recently of Democrats, billionaires, activists and reporters going โsilentโ on the issue.
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