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Donut Lab hits 409 Wh/kg in battery lab test, but credibility is gone
Donut Lab reports a battery energy density of 409 Wh/kg in independent testing, but the announcement is undermined by the company's failure to meet previous production timelines for solid-state cells.
Climate
Analysis: China’s CO2 Emissions Fall in Q2 2026 Due to Plummeting Oil Use
China's CO2 emissions fell 1% in Q2 2026 due to a 9% drop in oil consumption caused by Strait of Hormuz supply disruptions. Transport oil use declined 16% during the crisis period.
EV Good News
BYD Launches Sealion 08, Starts Mass Producing 4D Radar Chip
BYD launches the Sealion 08 vehicle and begins mass production of 4D radar chips as part of recovery efforts. The company aims to strengthen its position after experiencing sales challenges earlier in the year.
Energy
What happens to a ready-to-build solar project if a wildfire hits the site?
A legal analysis examines the implications for solar developers when wildfires damage ready-to-build projects and threaten financial viability. The piece explores whether developers can recover guarantees if projects become unviable due to natural disasters.
Climate
Displaced by a typhoon, Taiwan’s Bunun people fear for the future of their culture
A typhoon has displaced Taiwan's Bunun Indigenous people from their mountain settlement of Tengjhih, threatening their cultural heritage and way of life. The abandoned hamlet now sits empty with deteriorating homes as the community faces an uncertain future.
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Maryland Consumer Advocate Challenges PJM Plan to Buy Power for Projected Data Center Growth
Maryland's consumer advocate challenges PJM's plan to purchase power for projected data center growth, citing concerns over unnecessary costs to ratepayers. The agency argues the grid operator may be buying power for data centers that may never be built.
Policy
No One Knows All the Toxic Chemicals You’re Eating
Food containers may leach toxic chemicals like pesticides, phthalates, and PFAS into food without any consumer warning labels. Most of the 15,000+ chemicals used in food packaging have never been safety tested.
Climate
Ice Island Survives Run-In With Joe Island
A large iceberg calved from Petermann Glacier in Greenland in summer 2026 and drifted through Nares Strait, colliding with a nearby island. The iceberg remained largely intact despite the collision.
Policy
CUTRIC Has Lost The Right To Be Treated As A Neutral Transit Authority
CUTRIC, a transit authority advisory organization, faces credibility questions over its neutrality given its mission to commercialize technologies while advising on hundreds of millions in transit investments. The controversy centers on whether organizations with commercial interests should be treated as neutral advisors on transit agency decisions.
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Philippines to develop PV exemption areas
The Philippines government is establishing boundaries to designate lands suitable for solar development while protecting areas reserved for food production. This zoning approach aims to balance renewable energy expansion with agricultural sustainability.
Energy
Section 232 tariffs push U.S. module prices to 2023 levels, but analysts see a path back to $0.30/W
Section 232 tariffs have raised U.S. solar module prices to 40+ cents per watt, reverting to 2023 levels. Analysts project prices could decline to 30 cents per watt as domestic assembly capacity scales up over time.
Policy
UN fund for sharing biodiversity benefits struggles for attention — and money
The Cali Fund, a UN mechanism created to share biodiversity benefits, received its first donation of $1,000 from a UK AI startup in November 2025. The fund aims to distribute financial benefits from genetic resources but faces struggles in gaining attention and funding.
Climate Good News
Why Montana Firefighters Are Intentionally Burning Areas Around Two Wildfires
Montana firefighters are using controlled burns around the Bobcat Lakes and Sand Creek wildfires to contain them in difficult terrain. This preventive fire strategy helps protect surrounding areas from uncontrolled wildfire spread.
Climate
US border patrol expected to aid Grand Canyon search for missing person
A fatal flash flood at Grand Canyon National Park killed two people and prompted rescue operations for nearly 80 others. Authorities continue searching for missing persons while monitoring forecasts for additional heavy rain and potential debris flows.
EV Good News
I rode Juiced’s 70 MPH Nomadix electric dirt bike, and the $2,495 price is a steal
Juiced released the Nomadix R electric dirt bike priced at $2,495, positioning itself as a mid-market option with quality components. The bike reaches 70 MPH and offers strong performance-per-dollar value compared to competing electric motorcycles.
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Volvo’s cheapest EV can now power a campsite or coffee maker
Volvo launched a software update enabling its EX30 electric vehicle to power external devices through vehicle-to-load technology. The capability allows owners to operate camping equipment and other electronics directly from the car's battery.
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Waymo opens robotaxi rides to the public in 3 new cities, now 14 total
Waymo expanded its driverless ride-hailing service to Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, bringing its total presence to 14 US cities. The company reports tens of thousands of pre-registered users in each new market.
EV
Tracking the fatal Tesla Autopilot and FSD crashes hidden in its data
Tesla redacts crash data reported to federal regulators, obscuring details of fatal Autopilot and Full Self-Driving incidents from public view. Investigators are matching redacted reports to news-covered crashes to expose the hidden safety records.
EV Good News
The Zoox Safety Case Framework
Zoox outlines its safety framework for autonomous robotaxis, detailing how hardware, software, and operations integrate. The company emphasizes safety as foundational to its robotaxi development mission.
EV Good News
Waymo Invites Riders in 3 New Cities! Now In 14
Waymo expanded its robotaxi service to three additional cities—Tampa, San Diego, and Denver—bringing its total operational cities to 14. The expansion represents progress in autonomous vehicle deployment as part of the company's 2026 rollout strategy.
EV Good News
NIO Sales Increase 14.5% Year Over Year
NIO's sales increased 14.5% year-over-year in August 2026, though monthly growth slowed slightly. The electric vehicle manufacturer continues to show solid sales performance despite minor month-over-month variations.
EV Good News
XPENG Sales Up 4% in August
XPENG delivered 39,107 vehicles in August, a 4% year-over-year increase and 3% month-over-month growth. The Chinese EV manufacturer continues steady sales performance in 2026.
Policy Good News
Sierra Club Urges Texas Senate to Mandate Better Water Reporting and Planning for Data Centers & Power Plants
Sierra Club urges Texas Senate to mandate water usage reporting for data centers and fossil fuel power plants. The advocacy group seeks better water planning and transparency ahead of a legislative hearing.
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Appeal Halts Public Lands Data Center in Nevada Before Construction Begins
A federal panel halted construction on a hyperscale data center near Boulder City, Nevada, granting environmental groups and local residents a stay in their appeal. The Center for Biological Diversity, Sierra Club, and residents challenged the facility on public lands before work could begin.
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The Moonrider Battery Electric Tractor From GoSun Is Priced At $19,995
GoSun unveiled the Moonrider, a battery electric tractor priced at $19,995, targeting farmers and homesteaders. The vehicle represents an innovation in clean energy farm equipment.
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