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EV
Waymo reports its autonomous robotaxis have significantly better safety records than human drivers. The company shares safety data publicly for independent evaluation.
Opinion
Climate advocates face significant emotional burnout despite abundant renewable energy solutions becoming cheaper. The story explores the need for better support systems to help climate workers maintain long-term engagement.
Climate
Heavy rains are causing water levels to rise in Kenya's Lake Naivasha, threatening the region's critical flower industry. The situation poses risks to both the ecosystem and the global floral trade that depends on the lake.
EV
Nissan has halted development of a fully electric Qashqai at its Sunderland plant as part of cost-cutting measures. The decision comes as the automaker plans to reduce its model lineup by a fifth.
Energy
Jackery launches its latest generation of HomePower portable battery systems with three new models offering improved capacity and versatility. The company is offering limited-time promotional pricing through June 26th for these energy storage solutions.
Wildlife
Indigenous Kuy people in Cambodia report being blocked from accessing the Chom Penh forest, their ancestral sacred site that they have relied on for generations. The dispute raises concerns about indigenous land rights and forest conservation in the region.
Climate
Field stations serve as critical research hubs where scientists gather long-term environmental data and monitor local ecosystem changes. These working facilities enable researchers to understand climate impacts and ecological trends in their specific regions.
Climate
Bangladesh faces persistent lightning-related deaths among farmers who must work during dangerous thunderstorm seasons to harvest crops. Government safety measures have failed to adequately protect vulnerable agricultural workers in the region.
Policy
New Mexico appointed a new representative to the Upper Colorado River Commission as states negotiate how to share the over-allocated river. The appointment comes as ongoing discussions continue over water allocation among Colorado River states.
Climate
Philippe Ciais, a leading climate scientist, has become the world's most highly cited researcher in his field after nearly four decades studying the planet's carbon cycle. The recognition reflects his influential contributions to climate science and understanding of global carbon dynamics.
Climate
Detlef van Vuuren is one of the world's leading climate modellers and the most cited scientist by the IPCC. His work on climate projections and emissions scenarios has significantly influenced global climate policy.
EV
Volkswagen is launching the ID. Polo GTI electric hot hatch this fall, with another EV performance vehicle expected by year-end. The automaker continues expanding its electric vehicle lineup in the performance segment.
EV
A Lucid Gravity GT electric SUV achieved 547 miles of range across mixed driving conditions. The luxury EV offers strong efficiency and performance but has software issues needing resolution.
EV
Monarc Tracer enters the e-bike market with dual batteries, premium technology, and a 5-year warranty, backed by North America's largest e-bike company. The Class 3 commuter e-bike aims to differentiate itself through integrated features and dual battery capacity.
EV
Tesla confirmed its Full Self-Driving system was engaged during a fatal Texas crash that killed a 76-year-old woman, claiming the driver overrode it by accelerating to 100%. The incident raises questions about responsibility and safety in autonomous vehicle technology.
EV
Nissan has cancelled plans to launch a fully electric version of its top-selling Qashqai model in Europe. The decision reflects the automaker's struggle to compete with low-cost Chinese EV manufacturers.
EV
Cars are growing 1.2 cm longer annually, causing European cities to lose up to 14% of on-street parking spaces. London and Berlin alone face losses of over 100,000 parking spaces each due to increasing vehicle sizes.
Opinion
Social media is the primary information source for many people, but it often spreads unverified climate information. The article discusses ways individuals can combat climate disinformation online.
Energy
Canadian Solar is expanding its solar module portfolio to capitalize on US clean energy demand despite shifting federal policy. The company is positioning itself to compete in the renewable energy market amid political uncertainty.
Energy
Solar manufacturers are shifting from silver to base metals to reduce costs, but this change could undermine the economic viability of recycling end-of-life solar panels.
Energy
Three U.S. solar companies filed a petition against South Korean manufacturers for allegedly performing minimal processing on Chinese solar materials. The investigation claims companies like Hanwha Q CELLS are circumventing trade protections by importing pre-processed Chinese cells.
Climate
Sea ice in the Bering Sea near Alaska is beginning to thaw as summer approaches, with drifting ice fragments and color changes in coastal waters signaling seasonal change. The observations mark the transition toward the summer solstice in the Arctic region.
Wildlife
H5N1 bird flu has been detected on Australia's mainland, with two wild birds confirmed infected. Australia's largest poultry producer has implemented a complete lockdown in Western Australia despite no commercial detection of the virus.
Climate
The Netherlands has activated a national heatwave plan as residents adopt cooling strategies like hanging curtains outside windows. Dutch homes built for cold, damp weather are struggling with increasingly hot summers.
Energy
Nextpower is acquiring German PV mounting systems supplier Zimmermann PV Steel for $378 million. The deal is expected to close in fiscal 2027 pending regulatory approval.
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