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7,000 more UAW members to strike at Ford Chicago plant and GM Michigan factory Original

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By Thai Phi Le Verified
| automotivedive.com
The United Auto Workers expanded its strike to include two more facilities and an additional 7,000 workers, UAW President Shawn Fain said during a Facebook Live event Friday morning. Workers from Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant and General Motor’s Lansing Delta Township Assembly factory went on strike at noon as negotiations failed to yield a tentative agreement. Fain clarified that GM’s Lansing Regional Stamping plant, located alongside Lansing Delta Township Assembly, will continue working.
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Industry standards are essential to EV adoption in the US: ANSI report

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By Thai Phi Le Verified
| automotivedive.com
Dive Brief: The American National Standards Institute, a nonprofit standards organization, has released a roadmap of recommended standards for electric vehicle deployment in the U.S., according to a press release Thursday. It includes 37 recommendations — with 14 deemed high-priority — targeted at automakers, local governments, utility companies and other organizations. It includes safety standards for EV batteries and residential charging infrastructure.
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Vermont delays residential building energy code implementation to July 2024

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By Thai Phi Le Verified
| Facilities Dive Verified
Members of a legislative committee in Vermont have delayed the implementation of a proposed residential building energy standard to July 2024, in what builders and architects see as a move that provides them some relief. On June 8, Vermont’s Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules voted to proceed with a new building energy standard, which builders believe could compromise on oversight and regulation of residential construction.
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