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Here’s why Tesla’s Master Plan 3 makes a lot of sense for a sustainable future

03 Jul 2023 James McKenzie

James McKenzie is impressed by the latest plans for a sustainable future outlined by the Tesla electric-car company

Tesla's master plan 3
Environmental vision Tesla's Master Plan Part 3 describes a future in which the world uses vehicles powered by electricity generated from renewable energy sources such as the Sun. (Courtesy: Tesla)
Whether it’s buying Twitter for $44bn, running SpaceX, or winning approval for a clinical trial of

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James McKenzie is the writer of the Transactions column for Physics World about physics in industry. He is writing here in a personal capacity
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