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Data, Data Everywhere And Not A Byte To Think
Concerns are growing about artificial intelligence and data centers' environmental and social impacts, with the UK announcing new protections. The story highlights worries about effects on young people and sustainability implications.
Energy
CPH2’s Failure Shows Why The Hydrogen Stack Isn’t The Product
CPH2's electrolyzer failure revealed fundamental misalignment between the hydrogen company's promoted product and actual business operations. After over a decade of development and £50 million in funding, the test failure exposed critical flaws in the hydrogen stack technology.
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Rise in solar module prices comes to a halt
Solar module prices in Europe stabilized in July with improved availability across most segments. Back-contact modules continued to face supply constraints despite overall market stabilization.
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Ronald Sanabria sought to make tourism more sustainable
Ronald Sanabria worked to make tourism more sustainable by balancing economic benefits with environmental protection. Tourism can fund conservation but also strains natural resources and ecosystems.
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Indigenous advocates push for rights protections around AI data centers
Indigenous advocates are pushing for rights protections related to AI data centers, which consume massive amounts of energy. The story highlights tensions between AI development and potential environmental and indigenous community impacts.
Policy
Court overturns Tanya Plibersek’s protection order which stalled controversial NSW goldmine
A federal court has overturned a protection order issued by former environment minister Tanya Plibersek that blocked the McPhillamys goldmine development in New South Wales. Mining company Regis Resources challenged the decision made under Indigenous heritage legislation.
Wildlife
Wildlife photographer of the year 2026 winners – in pictures
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 competition showcases winning images across diverse wildlife categories, with Italian photographer Federico Veronesi winning overall for a powerful elephant photograph. The winning photographs will be exhibited at London's Natural History Museum from October 2026 through July 2027.
Wildlife
Honeybee's stinger continues to pump venom once detached from body, new footage shows – video
Researchers used high-speed video to discover that honeybee stingers continue pumping venom after detaching from their bodies. The finding reveals a previously unknown biological mechanism in the insects' defensive system.
EV
Tesla is unveiling the new Roadster for real this time, promise
Tesla announced another delay for its next-generation Roadster event, now scheduled for October 15. The vehicle was first shown in 2017 with promised 2020 production, but remains undelivered nearly nine years later.
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The BMW i3 is nearly $80 less a month to lease than the new iX3, but it’s the same price
The 2027 BMW i3 and iX3 both start at $61,500, but the electric sedan offers significantly lower monthly lease payments. The pricing difference highlights varying lease structures between BMW's electric vehicle models.
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Rivian’s Mind Robotics snags Doug Field, ex-Tesla and Ford EV chief
Doug Field, former Tesla and Ford EV executive, becomes president of Mind Robotics, Rivian's industrial robotics spinoff that has raised over $1 billion in under a year.
EV
Chevy hikes Blazer EV prices, pushing it over $45,000
Chevrolet has raised prices for the 2027 Blazer EV, with models now starting above $45,000. The price increase reflects ongoing adjustments in the electric vehicle market.
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EcoFlow early-bird TITAN series whole-home backup system deal, Mars 3.0 e-bike at new $1,099 low, Anker solar wall light cam, more
EcoFlow is offering early-bird deposits for its TITAN Series Whole-Home Backup System launching in November, with various solar panels, e-bikes, and renewable energy products on sale this week.
EV
Tesla pauses Model 3 orders in Canada amid China EV quota
Tesla halted Model 3 Premium orders in Canada citing exhausted import quotas for Chinese-made EVs, but government data shows 33,069 of 49,000 permits remain available through March 2027.
EV
BMW Discovers What I’ve Said For 13 Years
A director reflects on decades of advocacy about low daily driving distances, noting BMW's recent discovery aligns with longstanding claims about American commute patterns. The story discusses how limited daily vehicle usage has been overlooked in transportation discussions.
Energy
IMF warns global economy ‘could soon test the limits of resilience’
The IMF warns the global economy risks testing resilience limits as emergency oil stocks deplete and government budgets strain. Global growth has weathered Middle East conflicts better than expected, but financial stability faces emerging risks.
EV
NHTSA weighs probe into claims Tesla Robotaxis speed in school zones
NHTSA is evaluating a defect petition claiming Tesla Robotaxis speed through school zones, affecting approximately 1,000 vehicles. This marks the third federal action against Tesla's autonomous fleet in five weeks.
Policy
Glasgow’s Buses Reveal Britain’s Transit Experiment
Glasgow's public transit system operates under multiple private bus operators with distinct brands and vehicles. The fragmented approach reveals Britain's ongoing experiment with privatized public transportation management.
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Survey Sunday: Electrek readers find the silver lining in high fuel prices
An Electrek reader survey with nearly 2,000 responses explores potential positive outcomes from record-high fuel prices following geopolitical tensions. The survey gauges reader perspectives on whether elevated energy costs might accelerate adoption of alternative transportation solutions.
Policy
Trump’s Latest Diesel Fuel “Deal” Already Reeks Of Failure (And Corruption, Of Course)
President Trump is pursuing various initiatives to lower diesel fuel prices ahead of midterm elections, but efforts appear unsuccessful as prices remain elevated. The story raises concerns about the effectiveness and potential corruption in these policy schemes.
Policy
Factcheck: UK Conservatives double the ‘cost of net-zero’ after spreadsheet blunder
The UK Conservative party's opposition booklet contains a net-zero cost estimate that appears to have been doubled due to a spreadsheet error. The miscalculation raises questions about the accuracy of climate policy cost analyses.
Wildlife Good News
Ethiopian highlands yield a new species of egg-eating snake
A new species of nonvenomous egg-eating snake has been discovered in the forested mountains of southern Ethiopia. The black-bodied snake, named the white-throated egg-eater, represents a previously undocumented species.
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Instagram Photo Reveals New Species of Giant Waterlily
Researchers identified a new species of giant waterlily after spotting it in an Instagram photo. The discovery highlights how social media can contribute to scientific research and biodiversity documentation.
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BMW iX5 spotted ahead of US launch, sporting its new Double-X headlights
BMW's new all-electric iX5 has been spotted testing in the US ahead of its launch, featuring the company's new Double-X headlight design. The vehicle represents BMW's continued expansion of its electric vehicle lineup.
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XPENG Takes on UNECE Role to Advance Global Collaboration on Automated Driving
XPENG has been appointed as OICA Secretary of a UNECE task force to advance global collaboration on automated driving standards. The role brings together regulators, technical experts, and industry representatives to share insights on autonomous vehicle development.
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