Tesla gets go-ahead to chop down the forest to build a factory in Germany
A German court has given electric vehicle manufacturer, Tesla, permission to cut down a forest next to Berlin to build a new gigafactory. Many local environmental groups tried to file against the decision but were shut down by the judge. Hundreds of demonstrators came out to protest the decision.
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