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Subaru’s new Trailseeker EV is already outselling its other electric vehicles
Subaru's new Trailseeker EV is outselling the company's other electric vehicles just months after launch. The model's strong early sales suggest growing consumer demand for the automaker's electric offerings.
EV
Waymo CEO explains why Tesla’s camera-only self-driving falls short
Waymo's CEO argues that camera-only autonomous driving systems cannot achieve full self-driving capability, claiming they hit a safety ceiling. The criticism is aimed at Tesla's camera-dependent approach to autonomous vehicle development.
EV
Tesla China sales are crashing as exports surge
Tesla's domestic China sales fell 19% from 2023 peaks while exports from its Shanghai plant surged 127%, indicating a shift in production focus away from the domestic market.
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Waymo Launches Robotaxi Service in Dallas
Waymo has launched its robotaxi service in Dallas, allowing residents to book fully autonomous rides through the company's app. The expansion continues Waymo's rapid market growth in 2026.
Energy
LA City Council Votes to Allow Billion Dollar Scattergood Gas Plant Retrofit to Move Forward
Los Angeles City Council approved a billion-dollar retrofit of the Scattergood gas plant to burn a fuel mix, moving forward despite environmental concerns. The decision allows the Department of Water and Power to proceed with the project over objections from community advocates.
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Students To Help Identify Retirement Options for Energy Technologies
A new student competition challenges collegiate teams to develop creative recycling and reuse solutions for retired energy technology components and materials. The initiative aims to prevent these materials from ending up in landfills.
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Energy Discovery Awaits Within the Spin of Atoms
Researchers at National Laboratory of the Rockies use nuclear magnetic resonance to advance battery, semiconductor, and bioplastics innovation. The technique helps verify molecular composition at the atomic level for emerging clean technologies.
Policy
Health, Labor, Civil Rights Groups Warn State’s Proposed Air Pollution Permit for Hyundai Steel Mill Will Harm Community, Worker Health
Coalition groups warn that Hyundai's proposed steel mill air permit will harm community and worker health. Groups are pushing for extended public comment period to address pollution concerns.
Wildlife Good News
‘My Wild City’ reminds us why cities need nature
A new book explores Delhi's hidden ecosystems and biodiversity through conservation biologist Neha Sinha's perspective. The work connects readers emotionally to urban nature through powerful storytelling.
Climate
Global hunger levels fall but Africa still lags behind, UN report finds
Global hunger has declined for the third consecutive year according to a UN FAO report. However, Africa continues to face the highest burden with 20% of the population experiencing food insecurity.
Wildlife Good News
A shy bird found only in Nepal is waiting for the world to notice
Nepal's spiny babbler, a medium-sized bird found only in the Himalayan nation, was recently sighted for the first time in years after being recorded exclusively in Nepal's shrubby hillsides. The mysterious species with distinctive black streaks and occasional white facial patches is garnering renewed attention from the global community.
Policy
Inside the Secretive Deal for a $10 Billion Data Center in Rural North Carolina
Amazon is building a $10 billion data center in rural North Carolina with significant tax breaks, marking the state's largest economic development project. However, many residents oppose the secretive deal that was crafted without public input.
Energy
Europe’s 700-Bar Hydrogen Network Is Closing And Reappearing
Europe's hydrogen refuelling network is shrinking for passenger cars while expanding into commercial vehicles with dual-pressure 700-bar stations. Germany closed 36 first-generation stations as the infrastructure evolves toward heavy-duty transportation.
Climate Good News
Crews building Trump border wall in drought-hit New Mexico ordered to stop drilling wells
Construction crews building a border wall in drought-stricken New Mexico were ordered to stop drilling wells after ranchers warned groundwater pumping threatened livestock water supplies. The order addresses environmental concerns amid a severe regional drought as wall construction continues across four states.
Climate Good News
From living roofs to rainwater harvesting: the future of sustainable homes
A new book showcases green residential architecture innovations including living roofs and rainwater harvesting systems. The work highlights a growing revolution in sustainable home design practices.
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This solar-powered ‘ambulance’ has a range of up to 444 miles
Dutch university students developed a solar-powered ambulance capable of traveling up to 444 miles to deliver healthcare to remote areas lacking fuel and electricity infrastructure.
EV Good News
BYD opens Denza Z9S pre-orders, claiming the ‘world’s longest’ EV range at 1,100 km
BYD launched pre-orders for the Denza Z9S electric vehicle in China, claiming a record 1,100 km pure electric range with prices starting under $50,000.
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Hyundai is about to launch the IONIQ 3, and it plans to sell over 40,000 in 2027
Hyundai plans to launch the IONIQ 3 with orders opening in late 2026 and mass production beginning mid-August. The automaker expects to sell over 40,000 units in 2027.
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Tesla Model Y RWD 2026 Review: an entry-level trim with top-of-the-line technology
A review of the 2026 Tesla Model Y RWD standard trim finds it offers efficient technology and software ecosystem at an affordable price point. The vehicle delivers on efficiency but drives like a generic SUV rather than meeting Tesla's performance promises.
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It’s Official: US Army Dives Into The EV Tank
The US Army is developing an autonomous, hybrid electric flatbed vehicle for crew-free resupply missions in dangerous zones through a partnership with Harbinger and American Rheinmetall. This represents the military's adoption of EV technology for defense applications.
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Kazakhstan’s solar capacity surpasses 1.37 GW
Kazakhstan's solar capacity has reached 1.37 GW as total renewables capacity exceeded 3.7 GW by Q2 2024. The country plans to add 245 MW of renewable energy, including five solar projects, during 2026.
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Shenling releases new air-to-water heat pump series
Chinese manufacturer Shenling introduced a new air-to-water heat pump series with three models offering heating capacities ranging from 8.03 kW to 11.75 kW. The all-in-one heat pump systems represent advancement in efficient heating technology.
Wildlife
Documentary captures impacts of diamond mining along South Africa’s West Coast
A documentary highlights the environmental impacts of diamond mining operations along South Africa's West Coast, a remote and arid region stretching 450 kilometers from Cape Town northward.
Wildlife
Rare living stone plant, found in a tiny area in Namibia, is critically endangered
Lithops werneri, a rare succulent plant found only in Namibia's Erongo Mountains, is critically endangered with an 80% population decline since 1981. The species survives in just a 4 square-kilometer area on thin gravel.
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‘I have an understanding housemate’: the student who makes videos of fungus on faeces
A UK student creates viral timelapse videos of fungi growing on animal feces, leading to identification of new species. His unconventional research combines mycology with wildlife observation.
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