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Momentum for Measuring Water Lost in Wyoming’s Portion of the Colorado River Dries Up
Wyoming has abandoned a state-funded project to measure water loss in the Green River and Little Snake River basins due to insufficient data collection. The project's failure highlights challenges in tracking water usage during irrigation in the Colorado River region.
EV
EVs cost less than a year ago, but September brought a setback
Electric vehicle prices remain lower than a year ago, but September saw prices rise and buyer incentives shrink. The market shift signals a potential reversal in EV affordability gains.
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BMW’s new iX1 looks like a baby iX3 [Images]
BMW's entry-level iX1 EV was spotted testing with design elements resembling the new iX3 model. The vehicle represents the automaker's expansion of its electric vehicle lineup.
EV
Tesla’s China business is flipping: sales down 12%, exports double
Tesla's China domestic sales fell 12% while exports from its Shanghai factory more than doubled to nearly 362,000 vehicles. Beijing's planned reduction in EV export tax rebates next year may further impact the company's export strategy.
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Lectric launches lighter, lower-cost version of its bestselling urban e-bike: Lectric XPress Lite
Lectric eBikes launches the XPress Lite, a lighter and more affordable urban e-bike building on its popular XPress2 model. The release expands the company's affordable electric bicycle offerings in the commuter market.
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BMW Sales Suffer In 3rd Quarter, With BEVs Only Real Bright Spot
BMW Group's sales declined in Q3, with battery electric vehicles (BEVs) being the only growth segment. This marks a shift for the automaker despite its historical resistance to EV regulations.
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The New BMW iX4
BMW launches the new iX4, a fully electric sports utility vehicle in coupé form representing the company's Neue Klasse generation. The vehicle showcases technological advancements in electric vehicle design and performance.
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The New BMW iX3 M60 xDrive
BMW launches the iX3 M60 xDrive, its most powerful electric SUV variant with dual motors producing 612 hp and 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3.9 seconds. The vehicle represents continued EV market expansion by a major automaker.
Energy Good News
Volt Solar Tile Update
Volt CEO Peter Leeson discussed progress updates on the company's revolutionary solar tile technology in a recent interview. The product, previously reported on two years ago, continues development toward commercialization.
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Leapting launches autonomous forklift for solar module transport
Chinese robotics manufacturer Leapting has unveiled an autonomous tracked forklift designed to transport solar module pallets up to 3,000 kg. The battery-powered machine features advanced navigation systems and is intended to improve efficiency in solar panel manufacturing and installation.
Ocean Good News
‘Patrick’ sea star went viral, but Argentine deep-sea canyon held 57 new species
Scientists discovered 57 new species in an Argentine deep-sea canyon, including a sea cucumber named Loki. The findings highlight the biodiversity of deep ocean ecosystems that remain largely unexplored.
Wildlife Good News
A study unravels the genetic mystery of a cobra divided by sea
A new study reveals that Sri Lanka's spectacled cobras form a genetically distinct lineage separated for two million years, evolving from African ancestors. The findings reopen a taxonomic question first raised by a Sri Lankan zoologist nearly 90 years ago.
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Shedding light on the sea: Interview with Thai photographer Sirachai Arunrugstichai
Thai marine biologist and photojournalist Sirachai Arunrugstichai documents ocean health through photography, including coral bleaching and wildlife conservation. His work, including the famous orphan dugong photo, raises public awareness of marine environmental issues.
Wildlife Good News
‘A hard reset’: Cape Town to capture and relocate baboon troops
Cape Town is implementing a relocation program to capture and relocate chacma baboon troops from Table Mountain National Park. The initiative addresses human-wildlife conflict in the area.
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Inside Ohio’s Revolt Against Data Centers
Ohio residents from diverse political backgrounds are mobilizing against unchecked data center development, raising concerns about environmental and community impacts. A legislative hearing in June revealed widespread public backlash demanding local government oversight of computing facility expansion.
Energy
What Happened to Pennsylvania’s Hydrogen Hubs?
Pennsylvania's hydrogen hub initiative, which received $7 billion in federal funding three years ago, faces uncertain progress. The story examines the current status of hydrogen development in the state as part of the Biden administration's national hub program.
Wildlife Good News
Trill seekers: can scientists use AI and tutors to help birds remember lost songs?
Scientists used AI-generated birdsong to help rufous-collared sparrows in Buenos Aires relearn a lost song from the 1960s. The research demonstrates potential for using technology to aid species communication recovery when populations decline.
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Photos: Taiwan’s tea revival blends ancient terraces with new climate adaptations
Taiwan's tea farmers are reviving ancient terraced farming practices while adapting to climate change impacts in the subtropical highlands near Taipei. The story explores how traditional agricultural methods are being combined with modern climate adaptation strategies.
Ocean
The Fishfeed Trap
An investigation reveals how mealworm farming operations, such as Ynsect's facility in France, are being used to produce fishmeal for aquaculture. The story examines environmental and sustainability concerns related to this alternative protein production method.
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South Korea details auction market to replace renewable quota system
South Korea has released draft rules for a new renewables auction market to replace its existing quota system. The framework includes monthly payments from the national utility, a separate track for smaller projects, and options for renewable energy certificate sellers.
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Anker Solix announces wheeled power station with 4.5 kW output
Anker Solix has launched a portable power station weighing 44 kg with 4.5 kW output capacity and dual-voltage functionality. The device features low idle consumption below 9 W in 120 V mode for efficient energy management.
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Judge halts tree removal at Washington golf course Trump eyes for expansion
A federal judge halted tree removal at East Potomac golf course, ordering Trump officials to explain cutting plans while a lawsuit challenging the expansion proceeds. The judge found plaintiffs likely to suffer irreparable environmental harm.
Climate
Argentina temporarily closes Iguazu Falls after El Niño-fuelled surge in water levels
Heavy rainfall fueled by El Niño forced Argentina to temporarily close Iguazu Falls as the river surged to six times normal flow rates. National park officials closed tourist access Monday as a precautionary measure to prevent flooding.
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Ford’s electric pickup is suddenly selling like hotcakes at 50% off used
Ford's F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks are selling rapidly on the used market at 50% discounts. The vehicle is finding renewed demand as a more affordable entry point to EV ownership.
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Tesla ordered to pay $162,000 for Model X fire after failed ‘vandalism’ defense
A Quebec court ordered Tesla to pay C$161,700 for a Model X fire caused by electrical dashboard failure, rejecting Tesla's unsupported vandalism defense. The 2020 vehicle was still under warranty when the fire occurred.
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