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Tesla has been polluting water in Germany for a long time, which is why its plant may be closed. (gadgettendency.com)

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Tesla has been polluting water in Germany for a long time, which is why its plant may be closed.::The possible suspension of production at the plant of the American automaker Tesla due to a clear excess of permissible environmental pollution standards is

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[–] barsoap@lemm.ee 8 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

German press is reporting about this.

Also the WSE put out an invitation to an extraordinary board meeting, alas the agenda only lists "contract matters", and that non-public.

EDIT: Oh, just noticed: It's also an invitation to a replacement meeting to be held in case not enough people (representatives from municipal governments) show up to the regular meeting to be able to make decisions, that quorum doesn't apply for the replacement. The date for that meeting: Same day, half an hour later. Chairman really wants something passed, it seems. Doesn't look like usual procedure, but setting the replacement meeting to the same day as the regular ones happens to be within the letter of the statutes. Nine days from invitation to meeting is also quite urgent, though not emergency level.