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India’s model solar villages
India's solar capacity has grown over 20-fold from 7 GW in 2016 to 150 GW in 2026, driven by large-scale projects. Future expansion may focus on distributed solar generation to benefit rural communities economically.
Wildlife
Why carbon markets alone won’t save Southeast Asia’s concessions forests
Researchers identified 42 million hectares of intact forest within commercial concessions across Southeast Asia using satellite data. The study suggests carbon markets alone may be insufficient for protecting these forests from exploitation.
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Q&A: What is ‘long-duration energy storage’ – and why does the UK need it?
The UK is developing long-duration energy storage technology to stabilize renewable energy output. These advanced batteries address the challenge of storing power over extended periods to support grid reliability.
Policy Good News
Surprise! London’s tax on polluting cars made everyone much healthier (updated)
London's expanded Ultra Low Emission Zone has significantly reduced air pollution in the city. A new study shows children now have better lung function since the zone's implementation.
Wildlife
Orangutan Day: Here’s where the three critically endangered species stand
World Orangutan Day highlights the status of three critically endangered Southeast Asian great ape species. All orangutan species are classified as critically endangered by the IUCN conservation authority.
Policy Good News
New Zealand opens marine reserves with groundbreaking Māori co-management model
New Zealand opens marine reserves using a groundbreaking co-management model with Māori communities. The initiative expands ocean protection efforts following a 2015 commitment to create large-scale marine protected areas.
Wildlife Good News
Brazil marks borders for isolated Indigenous group in the Amazon after decades
Brazil's Indigenous agency FUNAI marked the borders of a 411,000-hectare territory in the Amazon for the isolated Kawahiva people. The land demarcation effort confirms the presence and protects the habitat of this vulnerable Indigenous group in Mato Grosso state.
Wildlife Good News
Spotted by AI: seahorses and shark fins
An AI-powered tool has been developed to detect illegal marine wildlife trafficking by identifying sea cucumbers, seahorses, and shark fins in airport luggage. The technology addresses a significant gap in efforts to combat wildlife smuggling beyond commonly targeted species like ivory and rhino horns.
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Asahi Kasei Develops Novel Lithium Pre-doping Technology to Raise Energy Density and Lower Cost of Silicon-rich Lithium-ion Batteries
Asahi Kasei has developed lithium pre-doping technology to increase energy density and reduce costs of silicon-rich lithium-ion batteries. The technology enables use of low-cost lithium carbonate with existing production lines, potentially accelerating commercialization.
Ocean
NOAA’s New Priorities Put Profits Ahead of Marine Protections
NOAA is considering eliminating protections for endangered leatherback turtles, Steller sea lions, and right whales in various U.S. waters. The changes could prioritize commercial fishing interests over marine conservation efforts.
Energy Good News
AES Andes inaugurates 510 MW solar-plus-storage complex in Chile
AES Andes has completed a 510 MW solar-plus-storage complex in Chile's Antofagasta region following a $1.3 billion investment since 2016. The project represents a significant renewable energy infrastructure development in South America.
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Researchers model 1,708 pathways for global PV waste recycling
Researchers identified 1,708 pathways for optimizing global photovoltaic waste recycling, potentially cutting 3.32 billion metric tons of CO2 emissions and generating $935.5 billion in net benefits by 2060. Declining subsidies could help distribute recycling benefits evenly across regions.
Climate
Land crisis and ‘green revolution’ practices trap millions of Malawi’s farmers
Malawi's farmers face severe food insecurity due to land scarcity and agricultural practices tied to climate pressures. The crisis traps millions in poverty as they struggle to produce enough food for survival.
Wildlife
‘Cocoa fever’ in Liberia’s Grand Gedeh is wiping out native forests
Cacao farming is rapidly destroying Liberia's Grand Gedeh forests, which were 99% forested until 2020. The expansion mirrors deforestation patterns in neighboring Côte d'Ivoire, the world's largest cacao producer.
Wildlife Good News
Nepal’s newest national parks drive tiger recovery, but emerging concerns threaten progress
Nepal's wild tiger population has surged to 429 individuals in 2022, marking a historic recovery from just 16 tigers 16 years ago. New national parks are driving the conservation success, though emerging concerns threaten continued progress.
Climate
El Paso Officials Seek Answers Following Emissions at Marathon Refinery
El Paso residents are demanding accountability after emissions from Marathon Petroleum's refinery, with a man describing his wife's death from lung cancer despite never smoking. Officials are seeking answers about the facility's environmental and health impacts.
Climate
England’s ancient oak trees dying in extreme hot and dry weather
England's ancient oak trees are dying due to extreme heat and drought stress, with older trees disproportionately affected. The Woodland Trust warns that trees and ecosystems cannot adapt quickly enough to rapid climate change.
Policy Good News
Introducing Ulez was my hardest decision as mayor of London – but now we know its astonishing impact | Sadiq Khan
London's ultra-low emission zone has significantly reduced air pollution and improved lung health in children, according to recent studies. Mayor Sadiq Khan defends the controversial policy expansion despite initial political opposition.
EV Good News
Einride to deploy 500 Tesla Semis in biggest electric truck order yet
Einride is deploying 500 Tesla Semis in the US, tripling its electric truck fleet to approximately 750 vehicles. Deliveries begin next month with the remainder arriving over 24 months in what represents the largest public Tesla Semi order to date.
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Just 10% of California’s EVs could provide 9 GW of grid power
California could leverage parked EVs as a major grid energy storage source, potentially providing 9 GW of power from just 10% of the state's vehicles. However, utilities must streamline participation for EV owners to make this vision a reality.
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One free app now puts 211,000+ EV chargers in one place
Octopus Energy has launched a free app that consolidates access to over 211,000 EV chargers in one platform. This addresses the fragmentation problem of requiring multiple apps to locate and use public charging stations.
Policy
Sierra Club Statement on USDA Announcement to Remove Roadless Rule Protections
The USDA announced plans to eliminate protections under the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, citing wildfire risk reduction and expanded forest management as justification. The rule has protected millions of acres since its 2001 establishment.
Policy
Duke’s New Energy Plan for Data Centers Requires Consumer Protections Now
Duke Energy's new long-range plan proposes two additional gas plants and extends coal operations based on speculative data center developments. Consumer protection advocates call for the South Carolina Public Service Commission to intervene.
Energy Good News
750 Gigawatts Of Energy Storage, And Nowhere To Go — Yet
A renewable energy battery manufacturer is establishing operations in the US amid growing demand for energy storage solutions. Grid reliability concerns and expanding renewable capacity are driving investment in battery storage infrastructure.
Wildlife
Tapirs, bats and nests: How plastic infiltrates Amazonian wildlife
Plastic pollution is infiltrating Amazonian wildlife, with birds building nests from discarded plastic near the Amazon River mouth. The contamination affects multiple species including tapirs and bats in the region.
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