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Bats originated in Europe, rewriting mammals’ family tree, study reveals
A major study using DNA samples from bats worldwide reveals that bats originated in Europe, rewriting the mammalian evolutionary tree. The research could advance understanding of viruses and cancer treatment in humans.
Energy Good News
Could Abandoned Mines House Pennsylvania’s Unwanted Data Centers? 
Pennsylvania researchers propose converting abandoned mines into data centers to address environmental concerns about noise, pollution, and land use. The approach aims to repurpose contaminated sites while accommodating the region's growing data center industry.
Energy Good News
Ghana’s PV capacity tops 276 MW
Ghana's photovoltaic capacity has reached 276 MW. The country plans to expand solar capacity to 852 MW utility-scale, 214 MW distributed, and 5 MW home systems by 2030, plus 1.97 GWh of battery storage.
Energy
Georgia Residents Sue Over OpenAI Data Center
OpenAI's $20 billion data center campus near Savannah, Georgia faces a second lawsuit from residents and environmental advocates over its 4.4 million square feet of planned construction. The project raises concerns about environmental impacts in Effingham County.
Policy
Pennsylvania’s AI Boom Is Repeating Old Patterns of Exploitation
Pennsylvania's data center industry has failed to deliver promised job growth and risks repeating historical patterns of industrial exploitation. A new report warns that expanding these massive computer complexes could harm communities without delivering economic benefits.
Wildlife
To Deter Seals, Tasmanian Salmon Farmers Have Set Off 1,800 Bombs This Year
Tasmanian salmon farmers detonated nearly 1,800 underwater explosives in the first half of 2024 to deter fur seals from stealing fish. The practice raises concerns about impacts on marine ecosystems and wildlife.
EV Good News
Rivian R3 will be ‘materially’ cheaper than R2, and R4 goes even lower
Rivian CEO announces the upcoming R3 crossover will cost materially less than the R2, with an R4 model pushing prices even lower. The company plans to expand its EV lineup toward more affordable market segments.
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Electric Porsche Boxster spotted plugged in at Tesla Supercharger in California
Porsche's upcoming electric Boxster has been spotted charging at a Tesla Supercharger in California. The sighting fuels speculation about the EV's release timeline and specifications.
EV Good News
Toyota’s popular $15,000 Chinese EV spotted testing overseas in RHD [Images]
Toyota's affordable Chinese EV, the bZ3X, is being tested in right-hand drive markets, indicating plans for global expansion. The popular electric SUV, produced by a joint venture, could bring affordable EV options to international markets.
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BYD offers a closer look at the new Seagull EV [Images]
BYD revealed design sketches for the second-generation Seagull EV, featuring a larger and more advanced version of its affordable electric vehicle. The update represents continued development in BYD's budget EV lineup.
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Waymo riders can now get $2.85 back when pairing a ride with public transit
Waymo is expanding its pilot program offering $2.85 credits to riders who combine autonomous vehicle rides with public transit, though the benefit is currently limited to Visa cardholders.
EV Good News
Autonomy, Meet Autonomous — Waymo Teen Accounts in Nashville
Waymo expands its autonomous ride service to Nashville teens aged 13-17, allowing them to book rides through parent-linked accounts across 50 square miles. This follows a successful pilot program in Phoenix.
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Waymo: Introducing Transit Rewards
Waymo launches a transit rewards program in San Francisco Bay Area that incentivizes riders to combine autonomous vehicle rides with public transit. The initiative aims to promote multimodal transportation and reduce overall emissions.
Energy
A Continent Squeezed
Europe faces economic challenges as diesel prices hit record highs due to Middle East conflict and Russian refinery outages. The continent's heavy reliance on diesel makes it particularly vulnerable to supply disruptions.
EV Good News
Hyundai Motor Continues Award Streak With IONIQ 6 N’s German Car of the Year Success
Hyundai's IONIQ 6 N won the Performance category at German Car of the Year Awards 2027, recognized for its handling and driver-focused design. The award continues Hyundai's success streak in the IONIQ lineup at the prestigious awards.
Energy
Europe Paying €200 Million A Day Diesel Premium, Report Shows
Europe is paying €203 million daily in diesel price premiums due to geopolitical disruption, with individual drivers and trucks facing significant fuel cost increases.
EV Good News
Nissan Rogue Hybrid — Look, Ma, No Plug!
Nissan introduces the Rogue Hybrid with e-POWER technology to the US market, where the gasoline engine powers a generator rather than directly driving the wheels. This hybrid approach aims to improve efficiency and reduce emissions compared to conventional vehicles.
EV Good News
Op-Ed: Tesla Already Knew China-to-Canada Worked
Canada has adjusted tariff policies to allow limited Chinese-made electric vehicles, making the economics of China-to-Canada EV exports viable again. Tesla reportedly anticipated this market opportunity before Ottawa's January announcement.
EV Good News
Tailored for Tokyo: BYD’s Bold Bid to Win Over Japanese Drivers
BYD launches its RACCO electric minicar in Japan, positioning it as a vehicle specifically designed for Japanese drivers' needs. The move represents the Chinese automaker's strategic effort to increase EV adoption in the Japanese market.
Policy Good News
The Home Planet Fund succeeds by giving directly to local communities
The Home Planet Fund, an Indigenous-led nonprofit founded by Dilafruz Khonikboyeva, provides direct funding to local and Indigenous communities for conservation projects worldwide. The organization prioritizes grassroots approaches to environmental and conservation work.
Ocean
Cigarette butts make up 12% of aquatic litter, global review finds
A global review of 130 studies across 55 countries found that cigarette butts comprise approximately 12% of aquatic litter in rivers, lakes, and beaches. The research, conducted between 2013 and 2024, highlights cigarette waste as a significant environmental pollution problem in water ecosystems.
Policy Good News
California Tribes receive beach and ancestral village site back from transportation authority
California Caltrans has returned a Northern California beach and ancestral village site to Coast Yuki tribes after decades of ownership. The land, which contains ancestral burials and significant cultural heritage, represents a major win for indigenous land rights and cultural preservation.
Policy
Critics question oil and gas spending in Mexico’s proposed climate budget
Mexico's President Sheinbaum presented a 2027 fiscal budget with mixed climate spending changes, facing criticism for continued oil and gas funding allocation.
Wildlife
Photographing Sri Lanka’s human-elephant conflict — Interview with Federico Borella
Italian photographer Federico Borella documents Sri Lanka's human-elephant conflict over four years, capturing the complex relationship between people and elephants in the region.
Wildlife Good News
Honoring Jane Goodall’s conservation legacy and combatting misinformation
Christiana Figueres receives the inaugural Jane Goodall Earth Medal for uniting science, courage and responsibility. Primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall passed away in October 2025 at age 91.
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