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Farmers Are Choosing Solar to Maintain their Farms. Localities Shouldn’t Take Away That Choice.
American farmers are increasingly adopting solar energy to address rising input costs and economic pressures. The article advocates against local restrictions on farmers' ability to choose solar installations.
EV Good News
XPENG P7 With VLA 2.0: A Sporty Drive That Can Confidently Drive You
XPeng's P7 Ultra features an advanced VLA 2.0 autonomous driving system that improves upon previous iterations. The review highlights the vehicle's sporty performance and confident autonomous capabilities.
Opinion
We Need To Speak Out Against Policies That Are Exacerbating Climate Change
An opinion piece argues that rising global temperatures threaten planetary health and require speaking out against policies that worsen climate change. The article emphasizes climate change's impacts on daily life, business operations, and resource management.
Energy
German solar module maker Soluxtec files for insolvency
German solar module maker Soluxtec has filed for provisional insolvency amid declining prices and competition. The company plans to restructure, maintain deliveries, and preserve jobs while seeking new investors.
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Mozambique relaunches 30 MW solar tender in EU-backed program
Mozambique's energy regulator has reopened pre-qualification for a 30 MW solar project in Sofala province under an EU-backed program. The tender was relaunched after a previous award to Total Eren in 2022.
Policy Good News
Brazil prosecutors launch suit against meatpacking giant JBS over beef tied to slavery-like labor
Brazilian labor prosecutors filed a lawsuit against JBS, a major meatpacking company, for purchasing cattle from farms with slavery-like labor conditions. The suit seeks approximately $24 million in compensation.
Wildlife
Experts caution Nepal’s plan to open doors to private zoos
Nepal proposes legalizing private zoos and wildlife facilities, but experts warn weak safeguards could increase illegal wildlife capture and harm conservation efforts.
Policy Good News
In Indonesia, a schoolboy moves mountains on waste as government targets reform
An Indonesian schoolboy launches environmental campaigns against river pollution inspired by his grandmother's home in East Java. The effort aligns with the Indonesian government's waste management reform initiatives.
Wildlife
Cocaine exposure drives salmon to alter movements
Young Atlantic salmon exposed to cocaine and its metabolite benzoylecgonine exhibit altered swimming behavior, traveling farther and wider in the wild. This drug pollution demonstrates measurable impacts on aquatic wildlife behavior beyond laboratory settings.
Policy Good News
Fema employees who criticized Trump cuts reinstated after months on leave
Fourteen FEMA employees reinstated after eight months on administrative leave for criticizing Trump administration funding cuts. Workers warned that reduced funding left the US unprepared for natural disasters.
Climate
Fires Rage in Georgia
Firefighters battle two major wildfires in Georgia's southern region amid severe drought conditions affecting the U.S. Southeast. The fires highlight climate-related challenges impacting the region.
Policy
Anthony Albanese rules out gas export tax on existing contracts and criticises ‘populist’ campaign
Australian PM Albanese rejects a 25% tax on existing gas export contracts, citing concerns about alienating Asian trading partners during global fuel crisis.
Climate
Babies exposed to air pollution during pregnancy take longer to learn to speak, research finds
A King's College London study found that prenatal exposure to air pollution, particularly nitrogen dioxide and fine particulate matter during the first trimester, delays speech development in babies by 18 months.
Energy Good News
Sungrow proposes multi-microgrid clusters for mining above 100 MW
Sungrow has released a mining microgrid power solutions white paper covering applications from 2.5 MW to over 100 MW in partnership with TÜV Rheinland and the China Electrotechnical Society. The proposal aims to optimize power distribution for large-scale mining operations through multi-microgrid cluster technology.
Climate Good News
US-Indian Spacecraft Captures Mexico City Subsidence
A NASA-ISRO satellite successfully mapped land subsidence in Mexico City using radar data from late 2025 to early 2026. The mission confirms NISAR's capability to monitor the city's ongoing sinking problem, a decades-long environmental issue.
Wildlife Good News
What does the Zoological Society of London do? After 200 years, the answer is still ‘everything’ | Martin Rowson
The Zoological Society of London celebrates 200 years of existence, tracing its history from the 1826 death of Chunee the elephant to its current role in wildlife conservation and species breeding programs.
Wildlife Good News
Timmy the whale rescue attempt begins off coast of Germany – in pictures
A young humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea off Germany for a month is being transported to deeper North Sea waters in an ongoing rescue operation. The rescue effort has captured public attention, though concerns remain about the whale's survival given its apparent fatigue and illness.
EV Good News
2027 Chevy Blazer EV drops CCS for Tesla-style NACS port
GM is adopting Tesla's NACS charging standard for the 2027 Chevy Blazer EV, replacing the CCS port. This continues the automaker's transition to the industry-standard connector.
EV Good News
Rocsys unveils hands-free charging system for robotaxis, raises $13M
Rocsys launched the M1, an autonomous charging system for robotaxi depots that can serve multiple vehicles without human intervention. The company raised $13M in Series A funding and plans to scale operations across North America and Europe starting in 2027.
EV Good News
Here’s our first look at the Hyundai IONIQ 3 standard version [Video]
Hyundai unveiled the standard version of its IONIQ 3 electric vehicle following the model's official debut. The showcasing represents the automaker's continued expansion of its EV lineup.
EV Good News
Volkswagen opens ID. Polo orders at $40,000, but a more affordable model is coming
Volkswagen opened pre-orders for the ID. Polo at $40,000, with a more affordable $29,000 base model coming soon. The entry-level EV aims to make electric vehicles more accessible to mainstream consumers.
EV Good News
Xpeng VLA 2.0 test drive: Tesla is not alone with ‘Full Self-Driving’ anymore
Xpeng's VLA 2.0 autonomous driving system demonstrated advanced capabilities in real-world testing, challenging Tesla's dominance in consumer vehicle self-driving technology. The Chinese automaker's system completed a 40-minute Beijing test drive without driver intervention.
EV Good News
This ultra-light cargo e-bike from JackRabbit can carry 10x its own weight
JackRabbit unveiled the MG Cargo, an ultra-lightweight cargo e-bike designed to carry 10 times its own weight without traditional size and weight penalties. The innovation aims to expand e-bike adoption for cargo transport applications.
Energy Good News
Sunrun Prices $584 Million Securitization of Residential Solar & Storage Assets
Sunrun completed a $584 million securitization of residential solar and storage assets, marking its sixteenth such transaction since 2015. The financing mechanism demonstrates growing investor confidence in distributed renewable energy and battery storage infrastructure.
EV Good News
Waymo New City Alert: Portland, Oregon
Waymo is expanding its autonomous vehicle operations to Portland, Oregon, citing the city's commitment to sustainable urban design. The expansion represents growth in autonomous vehicle technology deployment in a major US city.
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