Sharing awareness, inspiration and calls for action regarding climate change, while promoting eco-friendly and sustainable customized goods.
Latest News 4,631 stories · page 151 of 186
Energy Good News
Croatia’s first energy community begins sharing solar power
Croatia's first energy community has begun operating, with 17 members sharing solar power generated from a rooftop array on a fire department building. The initiative represents the country's first practical implementation of new energy community regulations.
Energy
French residential solar market suffers sharp 2025 downturn
French residential solar installations declined sharply in 2025 following regulatory and tariff changes. The downturn affected the small-scale solar segment according to research organization Observ'ER.
Energy Good News
AusNet sidesteps global supply chain concerns with transformers contract
AusNet secures a AUD 300 million contract with South Korea's Hyosung Heavy Industries for 45 power transformers to strengthen Victoria's energy network. The deal addresses supply chain concerns while supporting grid infrastructure upgrades.
Wildlife Good News
More than 100 queen ants destined for Laos seized in Mexico
Mexican authorities seized 105 queen harvester ants hidden in toys destined for Laos, with the parcel falsely labeled as collectible figures. The shipment interception represents enforcement against illegal wildlife trafficking.
Wildlife Good News
Father Robert Athickal asked children to protect the living world
Father Robert Athickal inspired schoolchildren in Patna to form an environmental group focused on tree protection and conservation. The grassroots movement began with young students meeting after class to plant saplings and spread awareness about deforestation.
Opinion
Ella Baron on the wildfires in France and Spain – cartoon
A cartoon commentary on the wildfires affecting France and Spain. The piece provides visual editorial perspective on the regional wildfire crisis.
Policy
Trump Blames Canada For Smoke From A Climate America Created
Trump blames Canada for wildfire smoke crossing into the US, demanding compensation and threatening tariffs. The article suggests America's climate policies contributed to conditions enabling these fires.
Energy
We May Be Looking At The Debate About AI & Data Centers All Wrong
CleanTechnica reconsiders its stance on data center restrictions, suggesting the debate about AI infrastructure energy consumption may be oversimplified. The article questions whether blanket opposition to data center development is the most effective environmental approach.
Policy Good News
Thai MP calls for new committee to scrutinize AI data centers’ environmental impact
A Thai opposition MP calls for a parliamentary committee to regulate AI data centers due to their significant water and electricity consumption. The request follows multiple new project approvals in the rapidly expanding sector.
Policy
Almost 75% of England’s riverbanks ‘off limits’ to public, figures show
Nearly 75% of England's riverbanks lack public access, according to Right to Roam campaign data. Campaigners are pushing the government to establish water access rights as heatwaves intensify.
Energy Good News
Another day at the office: Fortescue CEO test drives 150 ton haul truck [video]
Fortescue's CEO test-drove the company's new battery-powered 150-ton haul truck, demonstrating the mining giant's commitment to electrifying its operations.
EV Good News
E-quipment highlight: Avant Tecno e727 electric wheel loader
Avant Tecno launches the e727 electric wheel loader, its largest North American offering, as volatile fuel prices drive fleet adoption of electric equipment alternatives.
EV Good News
Waymo crashes 1/3 as much as a human driver, says IIHS – with some caveats
Waymo's autonomous electric taxis crash 68% less frequently than human drivers, according to IIHS data, with lower-severity accidents overall. The study includes important caveats that limit the scope and generalizability of the findings.
Policy Good News
Another state may legalize electric motorbikes up to 30 and 40 mph under sweeping new micromobility bill
Massachusetts is considering a statewide micromobility framework that would legalize electric motorbikes capable of speeds up to 40 mph alongside e-bikes and e-scooters. The new legislation aims to establish clearer rules for various low-speed electric vehicles.
EV Good News
Seriously, Who Is Buying All Those New Subaru EVs?
Subaru continues strong EV sales in the challenging US market, though production of its anticipated Getaway 3-row SUV has been delayed.
EV
Tesla: $1.1 Billion Negative Free Cash Flow — Betting the Company’s Survival Again?
Tesla reported $1.1 billion in negative free cash flow, potentially requiring another critical product launch bet after Musk previously promised the company would remain profitable. The company faces financial pressure amid ongoing production challenges.
Policy
Replacing gas stove can help asthmatics as much as some drugs, US experts find
A US study found that replacing gas stoves with electric ones reduced hospital admissions for poorly controlled asthma by 70%. The Ohio research was terminated early by the Trump administration despite initial plans to study 1,200 people.
Policy
Adelaide airport pulls ads from conservation groups but keeps gas and mining ads during ALP conference
Adelaide airport removed advertisements from conservation groups targeting Labor MPs at a national conference, citing political advertising rules, while continuing to display ads for gas and mining companies.
Wildlife Good News
Mangrove photography awards 2026 – in pictures
The Mangrove Action Project's 12th annual photography awards showcased winning images from 5,258 entries across 87 countries. The competition highlights mangrove ecosystems through visual storytelling.
EV Good News
Tesla Stocks Down, Tesla EV Market Share Up: What Comes Next?
Tesla's EV market share increased despite stock decline following Q2 earnings report. The company is expanding its Robotaxi service to more US cities.
Energy Good News
Despite historical failure, cylindrical solar tubes may still find a place in BIPV market, say Japanese scientists
Japanese researchers suggest cylindrical solar modules may succeed in building-integrated applications despite Solyndra's failure, citing improved cooling and stable energy harvesting under urban conditions.
Energy
China TOPCon cell prices extend decline on weak demand and oversupply
China's TOPCon solar cell prices continue declining due to weak demand and market oversupply. This reflects current challenges in the global photovoltaic industry.
Energy Good News
South African airport tenders 2 MW solar plant
King Shaka International Airport in South Africa has opened a tender for a 2 MW solar plant development, with applications due by September 22. The project represents renewable energy adoption at airport infrastructure.
Energy Good News
Wildfire resilience: How vegetation clearing protected an 11 MW solar plant in France
A French solar plant was protected from wildfire damage through vegetation clearing and preventive fire management measures. The incident demonstrates how proactive risk mitigation strategies can enhance renewable energy infrastructure resilience.
Climate
Factcheck: No, Europe’s heatwaves are not being ‘caused’ by declining air pollution
A fact-check article debunks claims that Europe's record-breaking summer heatwaves are caused by declining air pollution. The piece clarifies the actual relationship between air quality and temperature trends.
« 1 … 149 150 151 152 153 … 186 »
Jump to page
Search & Filter

Copyright © Greenation.eco, 2026 | All rights reserved.