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Ocean
‘It’s pretty much a guarantee you’ll get stung’: jellyfish keep swimmers off Delaware beaches
Delaware beaches are experiencing record jellyfish stings due to warmer waters and drought conditions linked to climate change. Hundreds of daily stings are being reported as environmental factors create favorable conditions for jellyfish proliferation.
EV Good News
Ed Darmanin’s Big Lap — Part 2: Sydney to Broome
Ed Darmanin completes part two of an 18,000-kilometer electric motorcycle journey around Australia, traveling from Sydney to Broome on a single charge without support vehicle.
Climate Good News
Eco homes that can stay cool for sale in England and Wales – in pictures
Energy-efficient homes designed to maintain cool temperatures are now available for purchase in England and Wales. The properties feature advanced thermal regulation systems, including examples like triple-glazed barn conversions and specially designed urban homes.
Energy
Poland Created Hydrogen Bus Demand. Polenergia Still Walked Away From Supply.
Poland created demand for hydrogen buses through public subsidies and infrastructure support, registering 153 buses by April 2026. However, a major supplier, Polenergia, withdrew from the hydrogen supply market despite the government-created demand.
Energy Good News
How to protect solar assets from wildfires
European wildfires are increasing and threatening solar installations across the continent. The article explores preventive measures to protect photovoltaic systems from fire damage, drawing on experiences from France.
Energy Good News
China TOPCon cell prices jump on firmer upstream sentiment and rising export demand
China's TOPcon solar cell prices are rising due to stronger upstream market conditions and increased international export demand. This reflects growing global interest in advanced solar cell technology.
Policy Good News
‘Lead City’ Series Receives National Association of Black Journalists Award
A collaborative investigative series about Chicago's lead water pipe infrastructure has won a National Association of Black Journalists award. The 'Lead City' project by Inside Climate News, WBEZ, and Grist examined the public health hazards posed by the city's massive lead pipe network.
Wildlife Good News
First ever Fat Marmot Week to kick off in effort to raise money for research
Researchers launch Fat Marmot Week to raise awareness and funds for wildlife research after harsh winter conditions killed two-thirds of a Colorado marmot population. The event aims to replicate the success of Fat Bear Week as a wildlife engagement campaign.
EV
Podcast: Tesla kills Solar Roof, Cybercab launch, Genesis GV90, and more
Tesla discontinues its Solar Roof product while advancing autonomous vehicle technology with Cybercab launch. The podcast covers major developments in electric vehicles and sustainable energy innovation.
EV Good News
Tesla (TSLA) recalls over 2 million cars in China to add driver monitoring
Tesla recalls 2.7 million vehicles in China to upgrade driver monitoring using cabin cameras instead of hand-detection sensors. The move follows regulator concerns that existing monitoring systems fail to ensure drivers remain attentive.
EV
Tesla recalls nearly 3 million cars in China over door escape risk
Tesla recalls nearly 3 million vehicles in China due to safety concerns with emergency door releases. The recall represents Tesla's largest in China and reflects mounting regulatory pressure over door design issues across multiple automakers.
EV Good News
Genesis Ushers In A New Age of Fully Electric Luxury with the Flagship GV90 SUV
Genesis unveiled its new flagship electric SUV, the GV90, a fully electric three-row vehicle offered in standard and luxury Neolun specifications. The luxury electric vehicle launch represents continued expansion of premium EV options in the automotive market.
EV Good News
ENGWE Packs Extra Power Into The New M20 3.0 — CleanTechnica Tested
ENGWE tests its M20 3.0 e-bike model, a moped-style electric bike designed for the U.S. market. The review highlights the vehicle's enhanced power capabilities as part of the company's lineup of global e-bike offerings.
EV Good News
Hyundai EV Owners Get 20% Discount On Fast Charging
Hyundai and Genesis EV owners in the US receive an automatic 20% discount on fast charging at IONNA stations for an indefinite period. The discount requires no action from customers and applies automatically.
EV Good News
The Yewt & Minivan Roadshow
ACEEV's Yewt electric vehicle aims to revitalize Australia's auto industry following General Motors Holden's departure. The company hopes the EV will serve as a foundation for rebuilding domestic automotive manufacturing.
Energy Good News
Government Clown Finally Admits Energy Storage Is A Thing That Exists In Time And Space
US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum attended the launch of a new battery factory, acknowledging the importance of energy storage technology. The story covers government recognition of battery storage as a key component of the energy transition.
Energy Good News
Websol expands TOPCon module capacity, further reduces silver use
Websol Energy System is upgrading its PERC cell line to TOPCon technology, increasing total capacity to 1.35 GW by March 2027 while reducing silver consumption. The expansion represents progress in solar manufacturing efficiency and material optimization.
Energy Good News
‘Inclusion means judging ideas on their merits’
Women in Solar+ Europe features Janine Wirth, founder of Germany's Ilanco GmbH, discussing inclusion in the solar industry. She advocates evaluating ideas based on merit and results rather than gender, credentials, or traditional expectations.
Wildlife
Move over bears. Fat Marmot Week puts a spotlight on the alpine rodents
Alpine marmots in Colorado faced deadly winter conditions due to insufficient snow insulation during hibernation. Surviving marmots are now thriving and gaining weight.
Wildlife Good News
How ‘gentle power’ can preserve traditional biodiversity in Tokyo
A conservation initiative in Tokyo's Zushi-Onoji area demonstrates how 'gentle power' can preserve endangered species habitat and traditional satoyama landscapes. The study explores methods to maintain biodiversity while passing down centuries of ecological knowledge in Japanese rural areas.
Ocean Good News
Lessons from Coastal Legends
Coastal legends and storytelling traditions carry environmental wisdom passed down through generations across cultures. These narratives preserve essential knowledge about ocean health and coastal ecosystems.
Climate
Climate Change Reshuffles Where People Are Moving in Florida
Climate change is altering migration patterns in Florida, with Sebring experiencing shifts in population movement due to environmental pressures. The story examines how communities are reshuffling as residents respond to climate-related factors.
Climate
An Uncommon Drifter in the Denmark Strait
A large iceberg drifted over 1,000 kilometers south from northeastern Greenland in summer 2026, an uncommon occurrence in the Denmark Strait. The unusual movement highlights changing Arctic conditions linked to climate change.
Wildlife
More than 1,000 birds found dead in three mass mortality events amid ‘significant’ H5 escalation in Australia
South Australia has declared a significant escalation in H5 bird flu after three mass mortality events killed over 1,000 greater crested terns. No cases have been detected in poultry, livestock, or mammals.
Energy
Mexican solar installers report risks of kidnapping and extortion
Mexican solar installers face kidnapping, extortion, and equipment theft in multiple states, according to the CPEF industry association. Security incidents are threatening the renewable energy sector's growth in the country.
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