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EV
XPENG is developing camera-only self-driving technology similar to Tesla's approach to compete in the European EV market. The Chinese automaker has rejected radar and lidar sensors that competitors use, following Elon Musk's vision.
EV
XPeng's MONA L03 electric vehicle was spotted testing its VLA 2.0 autonomous driving system in Munich ahead of its European launch. The Chinese EV manufacturer plans to release the intelligent driving system shortly after the vehicle's market debut.
Energy
Ballard Power is acquiring hydrogen fuel cell firm GeoPura for £275 million, mostly in newly issued shares. The deal raises concerns about shareholder dilution despite the company's focus on hydrogen technology.
Wildlife
An ethnobotanist documents plant and animal species threatened by the destruction of Panthakunja Park in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The researcher's work highlights the intersection of environmental activism and scientific documentation of biodiversity loss.
Wildlife
Drug traffickers smuggled 108 tons of timber from Bolivia to Chile by infusing trees with narcotics, creating new threats to South American forests. This criminal activity highlights emerging risks to forest ecosystems as cartels exploit timber trade routes.
Wildlife
Nepal is testing AI technology to protect crops from raiding macaques in central villages. The innovative approach aims to reduce crop damage while managing human-wildlife conflict.
Wildlife
River herring populations are returning to the Charles River in significant numbers this spring, indicating ecosystem recovery. The resurgence is attracting wildlife like herring gulls and herons, suggesting improved water conditions.
Climate
Heavy rainfall in Missouri caused flash flooding that killed one woman and forced the evacuation of over 200 campers. The victim's body was recovered miles downstream from her home after being swept away by floodwaters.
Wildlife
Scientists warn that the new world screwworm parasite is spreading rapidly through Central American wildlife and may be difficult to contain from reaching the US. Eradication efforts face new challenges that could take years to reverse the infestation's northward spread.
Policy
European cars are growing wider by an average of one centimetre annually, with fewer than half of new UK cars fitting standard parking spaces. The article argues for regulations to limit vehicle size and reduce pedestrian danger.
EV
Tesla's profit per vehicle has declined 40%, bringing it closer to Toyota's margins. The financial shift reflects increasing competition and pricing pressures in the EV market.
Climate
Hydrogen-injection systems for diesel engines reduce visible exhaust smoke but fail to improve carbon emissions or climate performance. The technology uses engine-generated electricity to split water and inject hydrogen, creating a misleading appearance of cleaner operation.
Climate
London Underground temperatures exceed legal limits for cattle during heatwaves, creating dangerous conditions for commuters. Infrastructure challenges make adaptation difficult as extreme heat events become increasingly routine.
Wildlife
India's Mizoram state faces cyclical agricultural crises when bamboo flowers every few decades, triggering rodent population booms that devastate crops. Despite the predictable pattern, farmers and authorities remain unprepared for the ecological disaster.
Energy
Portuguese researchers found that heatwaves in the Iberian Peninsula cause sharp but temporary PV yield losses of up to 90% during peak temperature hours. Module heating and inverter derating are the primary causes of these short-lived solar plant efficiency drops.
Energy
HIZEnergy unveiled the PCS-460K, a power conversion system for commercial and industrial applications featuring a 1,120–1,500 V DC voltage range and liquid-cooling technology.
Energy
U.S. solar module prices remained stable at $0.30 per watt in Q2 2026 amid corporate divestitures and new tariff petitions. Trade policy and South Korean import restrictions shaped the domestic solar market.
Wildlife
Lydia Möcklinghoff, a researcher dedicated to studying and protecting giant anteaters, has died in a plane crash at age 45. Her work contributed to understanding and conservation efforts for this unique species.
Wildlife
US beaches are using drones to monitor shark activity, but experts question their effectiveness as a public safety tool. Increased shark sightings may not reflect an actual rise in shark populations or threat to swimmers.
Ocean
A spearfisher reflects on increasingly frequent shark encounters while diving, describing the humbling experience of facing apex predators underwater. The author discusses adapting to sharks as a natural part of the marine environment.
EV
Tesla announces Cybercab employee rides starting soon at Giga Texas, though details remain unclear about whether this involves actual ride service or just parking lot testing.
Energy
Cinergy Mobile Power launches clean mobile energy solutions for South Africa's film and live events industries. Battery prices continue falling, with further 70% cost reductions expected within five years.
EV
Ford is deciding on a name for its upcoming all-electric mid-sized pickup truck for the US market. The company's hybrid EV naming strategy in Europe may influence the final choice.
Energy
Florion, a South African energy intelligence platform, launches to help businesses manage energy risks amid market liberalization and technology changes. The platform leverages expertise in energy advisory to navigate South Africa's evolving power sector.
Policy
A chemical plant in North Carolina mishandled hazardous waste for years before closing operations. The facility's environmental violations and waste management failures raise concerns about contamination and regulatory oversight.
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