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Policy
Givaldo Santos, a Kaiowá and Guarani indigenous leader, was killed on May 1st at age 40. His death highlights ongoing land disputes and territorial conflicts in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
Wildlife
Nepal is preparing to transfer management of a new 259-hectare zoo project to the country's leading wildlife conservation body. Questions remain about whether the organization has adequate capacity to effectively manage the ambitious facility.
Climate
Duke University plans to build a 1.5-megawatt data center that could expand to 3 megawatts, raising faculty concerns about energy and water consumption conflicting with climate goals.
EV
Heybike launches an affordable 40 MPH electric moped priced at $999, expanding the e-bike market. The story questions potential trade-offs associated with the low price point and high performance specs.
Energy
Italian manufacturer MTA unveiled its Gemini air-to-water heat pump designed for commercial and industrial use. The system achieves a coefficient of performance of 3.28 and delivers hot water temperatures up to 60°C.
Policy
Congressional subcommittee members questioned utility and state officials about a major sewage line collapse near the Potomac River in January, one of the largest sewage spills in U.S. history. Officials discussed what was known about preexisting problems with the failed infrastructure.
Climate
Melanoma cases in the UK reached a record 20,980 diagnoses in 2022, marking the first time cases exceeded 20,000. The surge in the most serious form of skin cancer is linked to increased UV exposure from climate change and ozone depletion.
Wildlife
Feral horse populations in Kosciuszko national park have surged after New South Wales paused aerial culling in 2025. Conservationists say the rebound requires urgent reconsideration of retention zones allowing thousands of horses in the park.
Policy
One Nation party in Australia maintains climate change denial despite overwhelming scientific evidence of warming. The populist party relies on conspiracy theories and cherry-picked data while Australians experience increasing weather extremes.
EV
Hawaii opened a new NEVI-funded fast charging station at Kapalua Airport on Maui as part of its expanding public EV charging network. The project represents continued infrastructure development to support electric vehicle adoption across the islands.
EV
Ford is reportedly selling factory space in Spain to Chinese automaker Geely to manufacture electric vehicles. This marks Geely's first European EV production facility.
EV
A commenter raises an important point about EV accessibility that sparked editorial interest. The article explores the topic of making electric vehicles available to diverse populations.
EV
Mercedes is launching the AMG GT Coupe later this year with advanced battery technology developed from Formula One expertise. The vehicle represents automotive innovation in electric vehicle performance.
EV
Chinese EV manufacturers are reportedly reducing vehicle range through over-the-air updates, raising questions about the technology and business practices. The story examines what appears to be a puzzling trend in an industry otherwise known for rapid innovation.
EV
Stellantis will manufacture electric vehicles for Chinese automaker Dongfeng in France, marking another entry of Chinese EVs into the European market. The partnership reflects growing competition in the EV sector as Europe remains a key battleground for electric vehicle adoption.
EV
Chinese EV manufacturers NIO and Li Auto are adopting different strategies amid intensifying price competition in the market. The divergence reflects broader industry dynamics as electric vehicles capture increasing market share.
Energy
Ann Arbor launches a new not-for-profit utility offering rooftop solar with energy storage for $600 annually with no upfront costs. The program aims to make solar installation more accessible to residents.
EV
Volvo's new EX60 electric vehicle represents the automaker's continued commitment to EV development following the launch of its flagship EX90 model. The article provides a first-drive review of the fully electric vehicle.
Energy
Spontaneous glass breakage in solar panels has become a major industry problem over the past five years, driven by cost-cutting pressures. Manufacturing standards gaps and competitive pressures are slowing efforts to resolve the issue.
Energy
Finnish researchers build stirling engine-based Carnot battery prototype using sand for heat storage
Finnish researchers tested a Stirling engine-based Carnot battery prototype using sand for thermal energy storage. Tests revealed improved performance at higher temperatures but highlighted efficiency challenges from thermal losses and limited heat transfer.
Energy
Europe's aging integrated photovoltaic systems are prompting researchers to examine long-term maintenance, compatibility, and repair challenges. The industry is beginning to address practical realities of sustaining solar installations on buildings over extended periods.
Energy
Omani solar manufacturer AACE is transitioning its Salalah facility from PERC to more efficient TOPCon solar panel technology by year-end. The upgrade represents a technological advancement in photovoltaic manufacturing capacity.
Climate
Nine people died in a landslide at an illegal gold mine in West Sumatra after heavy rainfall triggered a 30-meter cliff collapse. The incident highlights environmental risks linked to illegal mining operations in Indonesia.
Ocean
Norlan Pagal, a fisherman and environmental guardian of Tañon Strait in Cebu, died at 56. His passing represents a loss for local coastal communities dependent on fishing and marine resources.
Wildlife
A wildfire spread across the southern side of Santa Rosa Island, the second-largest island in California's Channel Islands National Park. The blaze impacted the island's landscape and ecosystem.
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