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Staff writer for @FastCompany focused on sustainability and social impact stories. Send me pitches at apeters at fastcompany dot com.
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How Waymo got Chinese EVs onto American roads

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By Adele Peters Verified
| Fast Company Verified
Want to ride in a Chinese-built EV? If you live in the U.S., your best bet might be hailing a Waymo robotaxi. Waymo’s custom-made Ojai vehicles, which started public rides in San Francisco, L.A., and Phoenix this summer, are manufactured in Ningbo, China, and then shipped to the U.S., where Waymo adds its own autonomous driving technology. Hundreds are on the road now, and as the company rolls them out in Denver, Las Vegas, and San Diego later this year, that number will jump to the thousands.
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How Waymo got Chinese EVs onto American roads

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By Adele Peters Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The company chose the platform because it was designed from the ground up for autonomous ride-hailing, with the safety, accessibility, and durability that Waymo needed, says company spokesperson Ethan Teicher. Previously, the company retrofitted Jaguar I-Pace cars with its technology.
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Olvídate del bambú. Esta empresa emergente quiere que el próximo papel higiénico esté hecho de paja de arroz.

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By Adele Peters Verified
| Fast Company Mexico Verified
En la última década, el papel higiénico de bambú se popularizó como alternativa a desechar árboles . Ahora, una empresa emergente llamada Paddy Paper quiere utilizar un material alternativo más inusual: la paja de arroz, un subproducto del cultivo de arroz. El proyecto comenzó durante un viaje a Bangkok en 2022, cuando el cofundador Matt Dye se percató de los altos niveles de contaminación atmosférica.
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