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Chinese Brands Project Confidence at the Beijing Auto Show: Large Premium SUVs (Gallery)
Chinese automakers showcased refined premium SUVs at Beijing Auto Show, demonstrating continued improvements in vehicle quality and materials. The competitive market reflects ongoing progress in the automotive sector.
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Resisting rust in solar
Corrosion poses significant structural, electrical, and fire safety risks to solar installations over their 30-year lifespan. Experts provide best practices to mitigate maintenance costs and premature decommissioning.
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Florida ‘Sloth World’ shuts down amid dozens of captive sloth deaths
A Florida tourist attraction called Sloth World shut down after 52 of its 69 captive sloths died in poor conditions. The facility's closure represents a failure in animal welfare standards for a commercial wildlife operation.
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India has a wealth of bats, but our knowledge of them is poor: Report
India hosts 135 bat species, but a new nationwide assessment reveals knowledge gaps about their natural history and ecology. The report was developed by 36 experts across 27 institutions through Bat Conservation International and Nature Conservation Foundation.
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Stranded whale Timmy swims on to barge in German rescue attempt
Rescuers have successfully coaxed a stranded humpback whale named Timmy onto a barge off Germany's Baltic coast. The rescue mission aims to transport the young male to deeper waters in the North Sea after being stranded for a month.
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Nio’s Onvo L80 undercuts Tesla Model Y in China with $36,000 starting price
Nio's Onvo L80 electric SUV launches in China at $36,000, undercutting Tesla's Model Y by $2,400. The vehicle begins pre-orders with first deliveries scheduled for May 15.
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Sierra Club Applauds NYC Pensions for Continued Climate Progress, Calls for Stronger Implementation
NYC pension systems released climate reports showing progress toward net-zero 2040 goals, with Sierra Club praising efforts while calling for stronger implementation measures.
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Conservation Groups Issue Reply to EPA in West Virginia Regional Haze Lawsuit
Conservation groups have filed a legal reply challenging the EPA's approval of West Virginia's Regional Haze State Implementation Plan. The lawsuit argues the state's plan is inadequate for addressing air quality and visibility issues.
Climate Good News
Urban Wetlands & Waterways Need Nature-Inspired Solutions
Urban cities are adopting nature-inspired water solutions like green spaces and fountains to improve public gathering areas. The article explores how cities can integrate wetlands and waterways into urban design for community benefit.
EV
One Thing Silently Hurting EV Sales
An analysis of EV market challenges based on conversations at an Electric Home Show identifies a recurring obstacle to electric vehicle adoption. The story explores a previously discussed factor that continues to impact consumer interest in EVs.
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CATL raises $5 billion in share sale, Sungrow files for Hong Kong IPO for the second time
CATL completed a $5 billion Hong Kong share sale. Chinese battery and inverter manufacturer Sungrow is refiling for a Hong Kong IPO after its initial attempt lapsed.
Energy
Bangladesh launches 495 MW solar tender
Bangladesh' power board launched a 495 MW solar tender across 10 sites requiring full private investment. Concerns over land acquisition risks and financing have limited investor interest in the projects.
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Indonesia escalates ‘war on waste’ with criminal probe into Jakarta landfill disaster
Indonesian authorities launched a criminal investigation into senior public health managers over mismanagement at major landfill sites. The probe follows President Prabowo's declared 'war on waste' and a recent fatal landfill disaster.
Wildlife Good News
Young conservationists are building hope & optimism despite challenging times (commentary)
Conservationists face a mental health crisis amid daily exposure to biodiversity loss and environmental challenges. Young conservationists are building hope and optimism despite these difficult circumstances.
Wildlife
Novel DNA research shows massive native ant decline over hundreds of years in Fiji
DNA analysis of museum ant specimens from Fiji reveals that nearly 80% of the archipelago's 88 endemic ant species have experienced significant population declines over thousands of years. Scientists used genetic data to reconstruct how ant populations have risen and fallen throughout Fiji's history.
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A new haven for wildlife: London’s Queen Elizabeth II garden opens to the public – in pictures
A new two-acre garden dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II has opened in London's Regent's Park, featuring wildflower meadows and swift boxes to support urban wildlife. The space is designed as a biodiversity refuge within the city.
Wildlife
Record bear sightings in Japan cause alarm as hibernation ends
Rested bears emerging from hibernation in Japan are increasingly spotted in urban areas, with sightings already surpassing 2025 record levels. A woman was killed and a police officer injured in recent bear attacks as authorities warn the public ahead of Golden Week holidays.
Energy
Two-year testing shows how PV plants increase local temperatures in semi-arid regions
A two-year study of a 100 MW solar plant in Inner Mongolia found that large-scale photovoltaic installations increase local air temperatures by 0.8°C in semi-arid regions. Researchers used ground sensors, radiation measurements, and thermal imaging to quantify the warming effects on the local energy balance.
Energy
Chinese solar exports surge 125% in March on policy change rush, not underlying demand acceleration
Chinese solar exports surged 125% in March as buyers rushed shipments ahead of April's tax-rebate policy change. The spike reflects timing rather than underlying demand acceleration.
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Key takeaways from Austria’s Solar Solutions
Austria hosted a solar trade fair with around 100 exhibitors showcasing photovoltaic products and storage solutions. The event coincided with the launch of new government funding for solar installations.
Policy
U.S. government sets preliminary anti-dumping duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos
The U.S. Department of Commerce has imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties of up to 123% on solar cells and modules from India, Indonesia, and Laos. The tariffs aim to address alleged unfair trade practices in the solar manufacturing sector.
Wildlife Good News
After nearly a century, Taiwan’s legless lizard gets its own identity
Researchers at National Taiwan Normal University confirmed the Formosan legless lizard is a distinct species endemic to Taiwan, resolving a century of taxonomic confusion. The discovery highlights the importance of proper species identification for conservation efforts on the island.
EV Good News
Here’s our first look at the Hyundai IONIQ 3 in real life [video]
Hyundai's electric hatchback IONIQ 3 was spotted in public a week after its official debut. The sighting provided the first real-world look at the standard production model.
EV Good News
First drive: next-gen Xiaomi SU7 shows how fast Chinese EVs are improving
Xiaomi's next-generation SU7 electric sedan offers 902 km range, 800V charging, and LiDAR at competitive pricing. The refreshed model demonstrates rapid EV technology advancement in China with strong pre-order demand.
Policy
Another US state wants to force registration for all e-bikes
Multiple US states are implementing new regulations for electric bicycles, including registration requirements and stricter usage rules. Debates continue over e-bike definitions and where they can be legally ridden.
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