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Energy
Britain's Sizewell B nuclear power plant has been granted a 20-year life extension, allowing it to operate until 2055 to meet the UK's low-carbon electricity demand. The extension represents the government's strategy to encourage nuclear projects as part of its clean energy transition.
Policy
UK MPs demand publication of a classified spy report warning that overseas ecosystem collapse poses catastrophic national security threats. The government has withheld the full report despite growing concerns about food security amid heatwaves.
Wildlife
Thousands of Albanians protested against government-backed luxury resort developments threatening the Zvërnec nature reserve and its 2,500+ species. The environmental movement has evolved into broader political unrest questioning government transparency and priorities.
Climate
Datacentres powering AI expansion are consuming massive amounts of energy and water while generating heat, raising concerns about climate impacts. The story questions whether benefits to society justify environmental costs amid broader existential threats.
Policy
The EU is working to restrict driftnet use, which targets swordfish and tuna but also kills dolphins, whales, sharks, and turtles. Conservationists have long opposed these kilometer-long nets for their devastating impact on marine wildlife.
Climate
Microplastic pollution is exacerbating antibiotic resistance in bacteria, creating a dual public health threat. Studies reveal that plastic waste in the environment facilitates the spread of drug-resistant pathogens.
Wildlife
Vulture populations in West Africa, particularly Nigeria, are critically endangered due to poaching and traditional beliefs. An interview with conservationist Michael Williams addresses cultural attitudes threatening these ecologically vital birds.
Policy
A fraction of promised climate money reaches Amazon communities: Interview with Latimpacto’s leaders
A new investigation reveals that promised climate funding for Amazon conservation rarely reaches Indigenous and local communities on the ground. Despite major financial commitments from global funders, resources remain severely underfunded and communities protecting the rainforest are overlooked.
Policy
Ugandan farmers have filed a lawsuit in UK court against TotalEnergies' East African Crude Oil Pipeline project. The 1,443-kilometer pipeline stretches across Uganda and Tanzania, with construction currently underway.
Ocean
British fish stocks are collapsing despite regulations intended to ensure sustainability, as governments have repeatedly ignored fishing quota research for decades. The regulatory failure highlights persistent mismanagement of marine resources in the UK and EU.
Energy
Tesla is launching a "Cell Giga Challenge" program inviting startups to pilot battery technologies at its Berlin Gigafactory. The facility is ramping up 4680 cell production toward 18 GWh of annual capacity, establishing one of Europe's largest battery cell operations.
Energy
CleanPeak Energy and Western Sydney International Airport partnered to supply 100% renewable electricity through $50m investment in rooftop solar and battery storage. The project includes 9 MWp of solar panels and 120 MWh battery system at Australia's newest airport.
Policy
Trump pardoned nine mechanics convicted of tampering with pollution controls on heavy-duty vehicles, affecting between dozens and hundreds of thousands of trucks. The action is described as pro-polluter and potentially increases vehicle emissions.
Wildlife
Wildlife crossings are gaining global popularity as infrastructure solutions that reconnect fragmented habitats and reduce animal-vehicle collisions. These structures help protect threatened species while improving genetic diversity across divided ecosystems.
Wildlife
Vietnam's antipoaching unit is implementing data-driven strategies to combat wildlife trafficking fueled by rising middle-class demand for exotic pets and traditional medicines. The country faces increasing domestic and international wildlife trafficking challenges.
Wildlife
An unprotected area in Peru's Amazon inhabited by isolated Indigenous people faces threats from expanding forestry concessions, illegal logging, and criminal activity. Indigenous leaders are advocating for the region's protection as pressures from development intensify.
Policy
Kenya launched a National Plastic Action Partnership with WEF and UNDP to address ocean plastic pollution, which adds 14 million tons annually to oceans.
Wildlife
Conservationists have collected seeds from the last wild Dendroseris neriifolia tree on Chile's Robinson Crusoe Island to prevent extinction. Cultivation trials are underway to restore the critically endangered species.
Energy
Organic solar cells have achieved over 20% certified power conversion efficiency, with laboratory devices exceeding 21% through non-fullerene acceptor innovations. The breakthrough involves recycling spin-triplet excitons to improve device performance.
Policy
Trump administration implements sweeping wind industry restrictions including lease halts and buyouts, affecting hundreds of workers. Unionized renewable energy workers protest job losses from what they characterize as a personal vendetta against wind energy.
Policy
Brazil increases wildfire spending and hires record federal firefighters to prepare for severe drought in the Amazon driven by a potential super El Niño event. The government is implementing proactive measures to combat anticipated extreme wildfires in the coming season.
Wildlife
A women's group in a Nigerian gorilla sanctuary is leading conservation efforts in their community. The initiative demonstrates grassroots environmental protection in a biodiverse region.
Ocean
East African coastal women are adapting to declining fish stocks caused by climate change and industrial fishing by pursuing community tourism and mangrove restoration. These nature-based enterprises represent a regional effort to create sustainable livelihoods as ocean conditions deteriorate.
Climate
New US power generation stations for AI data centers are projected to create carbon emissions equivalent to Australia's total annual emissions. The expansion of AI infrastructure raises concerns about energy consumption and climate impact.
Policy
The EU revised a regulation to classify soybean oil as high-risk for indirect land use change and deforestation. The classification aims to restrict soy biofuel use to prevent further environmental damage.
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