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Ocean
One ship, three deaths: the shocking truth behind working conditions on a Chinese fishing vessel
A Chinese fishing vessel operating in the Indian Ocean has reportedly subjected crew members to poor working conditions, inadequate medical care, and low wages, with multiple workers falling ill. The incident highlights labor and safety abuses in fishing fleets that supply fish to UK and EU markets.
EV Good News
Tesla confirms Cybercab production has started despite delays in unsupervised driving
Tesla has begun Cybercab production at Giga Texas despite delays in autonomous driving technology development. The vehicle will not be subject to NHTSA's 2,500-unit annual production cap for autonomous vehicles.
Energy Good News
Multi-pyranometer tech improves solar irradiance measurements in the Arctic
Norwegian researchers developed a multi-pyranometer method to more accurately measure solar irradiance in Arctic conditions. The validated approach improves photovoltaic system design for high-latitude and extreme environments.
Energy Good News
Inside PV Manufacturing: Belga Solar’s module factory in Belgium
Belga Solar operates a solar panel manufacturing facility in Wallonia, Belgium, as part of a series examining global PV production facilities. The article explores the company's module production operations.
Energy Good News
Dutch buildings could host 36 GW of façade solar capacity
The Netherlands could harness 36 GW of solar capacity from building façades, according to a new report. High costs and regulatory barriers currently limit adoption of this technology despite its significant potential.
Energy
An Oilfield Leak Springs Under a Permian Basin Baptist Church
Salty oilfield wastewater is leaking into a church parking lot in Texas's Permian Basin. State inspectors are investigating the environmental contamination incident.
Policy
Anthony Albanese accused of ‘caving to gas companies’ as Labor set to reject new export tax
Australia's Labor government is rejecting a proposed 25% tax on gas exports, with critics arguing it capitulates to industry pressure. The decision aims to maintain LNG supply commitments to Asian allies amid global energy concerns.
Energy Good News
Interview: we talk home batteries with Franklin WH CEO Gary Lam
Franklin WH CEO Gary Lam discusses the benefits of home battery systems and how to maximize their use with or without solar panels. The interview covers practical applications of residential energy storage technology.
EV
Tesla claims boost Giga Berlin production 20%, but numbers don’t add up
Tesla claims a 20% production increase at Giga Berlin while announcing hiring plans, but reported quarterly output figures appear inconsistent with stated capacity numbers.
EV Good News
Tesla Model YL prototype spotted on US roads for the first time
Tesla's Model YL prototype has been spotted testing on US roads for the first time, suggesting the company is preparing the longer-wheelbase SUV for the North American market despite previous statements otherwise.
EV Good News
This new ‘pedal-by-wire’ e-bike motor wants to revolutionize electric bikes
A new e-bike drive system replaces the mechanical connection between pedals and wheels with an electronic system using copper wires. This innovation aims to revolutionize electric bike design and efficiency.
Energy Good News
The Fast Lane: 3 Ways To Get More Critical Minerals, Now
Companies can access three new techniques from national laboratories to extract critical minerals needed for electronics, medical equipment, and agriculture. These licensed technologies aim to increase supply of essential materials for various industries.
Energy Good News
Put a (Roof) Coat on—It Is Hot Out There
A startup is testing reflective roof coatings at a New Jersey warehouse to reduce heat absorption and lower energy costs. The technology is being evaluated alongside deployments at other facilities to assess its cooling and energy-saving potential.
EV Good News
2026 Nissan LEAF Named Winner in U.S. News 2026 Best Hybrid & Electric Car Awards
The 2026 Nissan LEAF has won U.S. News Best Subcompact Electric SUV award for quality, efficiency and value. The third-generation vehicle recognition highlights growing EV market competitiveness.
EV Good News
Denza Starts Distribution of Luxury EVs in the Philippines
Denza Philippines has launched distribution of its B5 and B8 plug-in hybrid SUVs, marking the brand's entry into the premium new energy vehicle market in the country. The rollout follows the company's debut at the Manila International Auto Show 2026.
EV Good News
Mercedes Adds New EQS & C-Class Electric To Line Up
Mercedes has introduced two new electric vehicle models: an updated EQS and a new all-electric C-Class. Both vehicles expand the automaker's EV lineup.
EV Good News
Uber Isn’t Buying Hydrogen Economics In Paris. It’s Buying Access To Business Taxi
Uber invests in HysetCo to add nearly 2,000 hydrogen taxis to its Paris platform over five years. The move aims to expand zero-emission business travel options while securing access to the hydrogen refueling network.
Energy Good News
Tesla launches three-phase Powerwall 3P
Tesla launched the Powerwall 3P, a three-phase home energy system combining battery storage, hybrid inverter, and management software. The device supports heat pumps and integration with Tesla's charging infrastructure.
Wildlife Good News
New ‘cryptic’ gecko species discovered in Vietnam’s imperiled karst forests
Researchers discovered a new gecko species in Vietnam's Copia Nature Reserve, bringing the country's known gecko species to 12. The finding underscores the rich biodiversity present in Vietnam's karst forests.
Policy
Canada offers mines and more in $730b investment bid slammed as unsustainable
Canada's PM Mark Carney proposes a $730 billion investment plan centered on natural resource extraction over five years. Mining watchdogs criticize the approach as unsustainable and contrary to climate goals.
Climate Good News
Sweden’s secondhand clothing swaps offer a trendy way to cut environmental waste
Hundreds of people in Stockholm participate in an annual clothing swap event to exchange secondhand clothes, reducing textile waste. The community-driven initiative demonstrates a practical approach to sustainable consumption and environmental responsibility.
Policy
Open dumping & failed reforms bury Sri Lankan cities in waste problem
Sri Lanka faces severe waste management challenges as cities struggle with open dumping and ineffective reforms. A 2017 tragedy highlighted the dangers of failed waste infrastructure in the country.
Policy Good News
At Water Week 2026, Local Leaders See a Glimmer of Hope
Municipal leaders and nonprofits gathered at Water Week 2026 in Washington to advocate for federal funding to modernize aging water infrastructure and restore grants for low-income households. The event aimed to secure congressional support for two key water system priorities.
Policy
Calls for change to rules after stretch of Thames fails to gain bathing water status
Campaigners in Henley are calling for changes to England's bathing water rules to address poor water quality in the Thames. Poor conditions have deterred swimmers and pose public health risks, prompting appeals to the environment secretary.
Opinion
Channel Seven’s Spotlight digging for dirt on clean energy ignores fundamental facts and basic journalistic standards | Temperature Check
Channel Seven's Spotlight program aired an investigation criticizing Australia's renewable energy transition, focusing on cobalt mining practices in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The editorial argues the program ignored fundamental facts and journalistic standards in portraying clean energy efforts negatively.
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