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Harvard Study Predicts 32 Percent Of US New Car Sales In US In 2030 Will Be EVs
A Harvard study projects EV sales will reach 32% of US new car sales by 2030, quadrupling from current 8% levels despite administrative headwinds. The research suggests significant growth in electric vehicle adoption over the next six years.
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The Hydrogen Stream: Germany, Austria and Luxembourg launch €2.12 billion program for sustainable aviation fuel
Germany, Austria and Luxembourg launch a €2.12 billion program for sustainable aviation fuel. African hydrogen projects secure funding and companies expand electrolyzer manufacturing and hydrogen-powered transport solutions.
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Gas Stations are Changing Globally. How Has It Changed in Your Town? (Part 4: The Middle East)
Traditional petrol stations across the Middle East are being converted into electric vehicle charging hubs as the region's oil-dependent economy shifts toward clean energy infrastructure.
Ocean
Foreign Fishing Fleets Are Robbing West African Countries of Key Nutrients
Foreign fishing fleets are depleting fish stocks in West African waters, depriving low-income populations of essential nutrients like vitamins and minerals. The mechanized bottom trawlers are removing seafood that serves as a critical protein source for millions in developing nations.
Ocean
Mass sardine die-off pits survival of South Africa’s penguins against fishers’ livelihoods
A mass die-off of sardines along South Africa's coast threatens penguin populations that depend on the fish as a primary food source. Closing fisheries to allow sardine recovery would cost millions in lost livelihoods for fishing communities.
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The $21 billion capex bill: analyzing the cost of the U.S. 100 GW module production milestone
The U.S. reached 100 GW of domestic solar module production capacity in Q2 2026, requiring $21 billion in cumulative manufacturing investments. First Solar accounts for nearly one-quarter of all U.S. solar manufacturing capital expenditure historically.
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Study finds up to 27.1% bifacial PV gain across five Indian climate zones
Indian researchers demonstrate that bifacial solar panels achieve 8.36% to 27.10% higher energy yields than monofacial systems across different climate zones. Higher-reflectance ground surfaces boost performance while reducing lifecycle emissions and electricity costs.
Policy Good News
At the UN, Panama Champions a Universal Declaration on the Rights of Nature
Panama's president announced at the UN that his country will lead an international effort to establish a universal treaty recognizing the inherent rights of nature. The initiative seeks support from global leaders to affirm nature's intrinsic value and legal protections.
Policy Good News
Interactive: What China’s dozens of ‘five-year plans’ say about climate and energy
China's 72 five-year plans published this year show that nearly three-quarters include climate change and energy-related policies or targets. The analysis reveals China's commitment to integrating climate considerations across multiple government planning initiatives.
EV Good News
Analysis: EVs are now nine times cheaper than petrol or diesel to drive in the UK 
Electric vehicles are now up to nine times cheaper to drive than petrol or diesel cars in the UK, driven by recent fossil fuel price increases. This cost advantage could accelerate EV adoption and reduce transportation emissions.
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Tesla Semi launch sneak peek: several customers are being announced
Tesla is preparing to launch its Semi electric truck with at least 11 customer vehicles branded for major companies like PepsiCo and DHL. The display signals growing commercial adoption of electric heavy-duty vehicles.
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Uruguay EV Sales Report: Sales Soar in August as Market Share Reaches 56%!
Uruguay's EV market share reached 56% in August 2026, significantly outpacing regional trends in Latin America. The country continues to exceed expectations for electric vehicle adoption despite broader market conditions.
Wildlife
Peru faces hearing over threats to uncontacted Indigenous groups in the Amazon
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights will hold a hearing on September 24-25 to assess whether Peru violated the rights of uncontacted Indigenous groups in the Amazon. The Mashco Piro, Yora, and Amahuaca peoples face threats to their ancestral territories and survival.
Wildlife Good News
Ugandans plant trees near national park to keep people out of gorillas’ habitat
Ugandan communities plant trees near Bwindi national park to expand habitat buffers for mountain gorillas. The initiative addresses habitat loss pressures as gorilla populations grow while available forest space remains limited.
Wildlife
Ebola, twins and women-led conservation: Reporting on gorillas for World Gorilla Day
Both species of gorillas face extinction, with eastern gorillas endangered and western gorillas critically endangered. The story highlights conservation efforts and reporting on gorilla populations for World Gorilla Day.
Policy
New report reveals the environmental cost of USAID’s destruction
USAID's dismantling has removed nearly $1 billion from global conservation funding, with widespread impacts on environmental programs. The abrupt termination of 5,200 contracts in early 2025 ended support for diverse conservation activities worldwide.
Policy
Angus Taylor pledges to repeal swathe of climate policies, saying ‘Australia has done its bit’
Australian opposition leader Angus Taylor pledges to repeal multiple climate and renewable energy policies if elected, including net zero targets and offshore wind zones. Critics argue the plan would undermine Australia's emissions reduction efforts.
Policy
Fears mount that next UN chief will downgrade climate action
Climate experts warn that António Guterres's successor as UN secretary general may deprioritize climate action. Potential replacements could undermine global efforts to address the climate crisis.
EV Good News
BYD Launches Major 44-Metric Ton Electric Truck in IAA Transport
BYD unveiled a 44-metric-ton electric tractor and megawatt charging systems at IAA Transportation in Germany, aggressively entering Europe's heavy-duty freight market. The Chinese automaker aims to challenge established truck makers with its electric vehicle technology.
Climate
4 million lakes in ‘Lost Lakes’ map offer clues to Arctic permafrost
A new map documents 4 million Arctic lakes sitting on permafrost, which are vital for regional wildlife and communities. As temperatures rise and permafrost thaws, these lakes are forming and disappearing rapidly, offering important clues about climate change impacts.
Wildlife
As fires spread in Indonesia, Bornean orangutans run out of forest to flee
Wildfires spreading across Indonesian Borneo are trapping critically endangered Bornean orangutans in increasingly fragmented forest habitat. The fires limit escape routes and destroy the forests these primates depend on for survival.
Climate
This Map Shows Where Warming Has Accelerated
A new analysis identifies regions experiencing accelerated warming trends compared to decades past. The map reveals geographic patterns in how climate change is intensifying across different parts of the world.
Policy
UK shares findings of damning climate crisis national security report suppressed under Starmer
The UK presented foreign ministers with findings from a climate security report warning that El Niño and ecosystem collapse threaten national defense through conflict, migration, and food shortages. The report, previously suppressed under PM Starmer, was shared during UN general assembly discussions with EU and other nations.
Policy Good News
Germany pledges to phase out fossil fuels for first time with target of 2045
Germany commits to phasing out fossil fuels by 2045, marking the first explicit pledge to transition away from oil and gas rather than just achieve carbon neutrality.
Energy Good News
The climate fight has one great ally. You just can’t look at it directly | Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben argues solar power offers hope in the climate fight as UN leaders gather amid rising temperatures and climate disasters. He calls for global leaders to commit to clean energy for all by 2030.
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