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Wildlife
Animal rights campaigners in France are organizing protests and petitions to ban Alpine marmot hunting, citing climate crisis impacts on population numbers. The hunting season begins in September before the rodents enter winter hibernation.
Wildlife
A new study shows that even low levels of traffic noise negate the mood-boosting benefits of birdsong and natural sounds. Researchers warn that urban noise pollution is threatening the psychological wellbeing gains from listening to nature.
Policy
A reader's decision to continue repairing a 1995 Dodge Ram rather than buy an EV highlights gaps in US electric vehicle policy for lower-income households. The story examines affordability and accessibility barriers that prevent wider EV adoption.
Energy
Ireland's sixth renewable energy auction (RESS 6) results are due December 2, testing solar competitiveness under new NZIA pricing rules. Cost remains the dominant factor despite the updated framework.
Energy
MRCool launched a rooftop air-source heat pump designed for recreational vehicles with DC inverter technology. The 115V system supports both ducted and ductless configurations and can operate off-grid using solar and battery power.
Energy
Argentina's solar sector is expanding toward 2.6 GW capacity, driven by mining demand, grid projects, and battery storage tenders. Growth faces constraints from limited transmission capacity and financing challenges.
Climate
Water scarcity and pollution in the DRC's Ituri region are hindering Ebola disease response efforts. Children spend hours daily collecting unsafe drinking water, complicating public health initiatives.
Policy
The Trump EPA approved two datacenter chemicals that may present serious health risks including sudden death, cancer, and neurological damage. Environmental groups filed a lawsuit challenging the fast-track approval of these compounds, which may be PFAS forever chemicals.
Climate
Jack Klein documents dangerously high temperatures in NYC subway stations through social media activism. His effort highlights urban heat challenges exacerbated by climate change in public transit infrastructure.
EV
Range Rover is launching a new electric GT model with a distinctive fastback design, expanding its EV lineup. The vehicle represents the automaker's continued shift toward electrified vehicles.
EV
Tesla owners are publicly posting social media videos of themselves engaging in illegal activities while using Full Self-Driving, such as sleeping and gaming while driving. The trend highlights safety and legal concerns around autonomous vehicle misuse.
EV
Hyundai Motor Company plans to launch over 100 new or updated vehicles by 2030, including extended-range electric vehicles. The expansion represents the automaker's commitment to electrification across its brands.
Energy
Tesla discontinued its Solar Roof product and is refocusing its residential solar business around new in-house solar panels and Powerwall 3 as US electricity rates rise. The shift reflects Tesla's strategy to revive its shrinking solar division after a decade of decline since acquiring SolarCity.
EV
Chicago business leaders announced plans for the O'Hare Flyer, a fully electric train offering 15-minute non-stop service between downtown Chicago and O'Hare International Airport. The project aims to be the first airport express train in the US.
EV
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is restricting wild vehicle designs in the competitive EV market. The decision aims to standardize offerings as manufacturers compete with advanced technology and aggressive pricing.
EV
Xiaomi has launched a global EV website as the company continues its strong performance in the electric vehicle market. The expansion represents growth in EV adoption and competition from major tech companies.
EV
Waymo shares ten AI lessons learned from driving over 200 million fully autonomous miles. The autonomous vehicle company uses its experience to guide future development in the AV space.
Energy
Duke Energy reported a 3,200-gallon spill of sodium bisulfite at its Anclote Power Plant in Florida on August 20. The incident highlights environmental risks associated with fossil fuel infrastructure operations.
Energy
Japanese company Tokuyama has opened a polysilicon manufacturing facility in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The factory will produce polysilicon for semiconductor applications.
Climate
Pastoralists worldwide are adapting traditional livestock herding practices to cope with environmental changes affecting rangelands. Communities relying on seasonal movement and shared grazing arrangements face challenges from climate shifts impacting their ancestral lands.
Climate
Kenya's secondhand clothing trade, or mitumba, supports millions but raises public health concerns as textile waste enters the market. Over 4.5 billion garments are discarded globally annually, creating environmental and health risks.
Policy
Nigeria plans to build a 700km coastal highway to improve infrastructure and economic connectivity. The commentary suggests the project can proceed while also protecting natural areas and ecosystems.
Climate
Flash floods in Nepal-China border region have killed at least 75 people with hundreds missing, many pilgrims heading to Mount Kailash. The disaster highlights extreme weather risks in mountainous regions during monsoon season.
Climate
Rising cacao prices in 2024 have driven rapid expansion of cocoa cultivation in Liberia, with concerns about land use and potential environmental impacts similar to pressures in Côte d'Ivoire.
Energy
York Timber Holdings signed a 10-year renewable electricity agreement with Discovery Green, making renewables 90% of its South African sawmill's power. The move reflects a growing trend of commercial users in South Africa adopting renewable energy sources.
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