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Energy
Shell sells Sonnen to Tiven
Shell has completed the sale of German residential battery storage provider Sonnen to asset manager Tiven. The new owner plans to restructure Sonnen, though specific strategy details remain undisclosed.
Policy
Why Iceland Chose Fish Over European Alliances
Iceland voted against rejoining European Union talks, with fishing rights concerns driving a narrow 52.8% majority against membership. The referendum result reflects long-standing tensions between EU regulations and Iceland's fishing industry.
EV
A second Tesla driver died stopped on a freeway with Autopilot/Self-Driving on
A second Tesla driver died when their Model 3 remained stopped on a freeway with Autopilot engaged and was rear-ended by a pickup truck. Investigators were unaware the vehicle's driver-assist system was active, similar to a recent Florida incident.
EV
Tesla confirms Autopilot/FSD was active in strange fatal crash
Tesla confirmed its Autopilot/FSD system was active during a fatal 104 mph crash in Texas in May 2026, a detail absent from public reports. The incident highlights limited transparency regarding autonomous driving system involvement in crashes.
EV Good News
Survey Sunday: will the Ford Fathom steal Slate Auto’s thunder?
A survey of nearly 2,700 readers examined whether Ford's upcoming $30,000 Fathom electric pickup would impact Bezos-backed Slate Auto's market prospects. The article presents reader opinions on competition between emerging electric vehicle manufacturers.
EV Good News
XPENG Drives Physical AI To Next Level
XPeng announces developments in its IRON humanoid robot and VLA 2.0 intelligent driving technology. The company expects these physical AI advancements to drive future growth, though revenue impact remains unrealized.
Opinion Good News
Op-Ed: The World Lost A Stealth Eco-Monarch with the Passing of King Harald V
King Harald V of Norway, who died at 89 after a 35-year reign, was remembered as a champion of clean technology and environmental stewardship. The op-ed reflects on his legacy in advancing eco-friendly policies while maintaining constitutional neutrality.
EV Good News
Bentley Launches Its Very First — No, Second — No, Third — Electric Car
Bentley has launched the Torcal, its first in-house fully electric SUV aimed at urban drivers. The luxury automaker is entering the EV market with a high-end vehicle featuring distinctive Bentley design elements.
Climate
‘The world needs to pay attention’: Nepalis and Tibetans in New York City respond to the Himalayan disaster
A Himalayan disaster has prompted emotional responses from Nepali and Tibetan diaspora communities in New York City, who are mobilizing to help victims in their home regions.
Policy
Illinois just made 40 mph e-bikes street legal – but there’s a huge catch
Illinois legalized high-powered e-bikes up to 40 mph, expanding beyond the standard three-class e-bike system. The law addresses a regulatory gap for powerful electric bicycles, though implementation details remain unclear.
Opinion
Martin Rowson on Trump and the consequences of the climate crisis – cartoon
Martin Rowson's cartoon commentary examines Trump's position on climate change and its global consequences. The editorial piece uses visual storytelling to critique climate crisis impacts.
Wildlife
Hà Đình Đức, guardian of Hanoi’s legendary turtle, died at 86
Zoologist Hà Đình Đức, who formed a lifelong bond with Hanoi's legendary giant softshell turtle after encountering it in 1991, has died at age 86. Đức dedicated decades to observing and protecting the iconic turtle in Hồ Gươm lake.
Climate Good News
A Montana Community Rallies to Save Its Beloved Ski Hill
A Montana community mobilizes to protect Maverick Mountain ski resort after the Sand Creek Fire threatens the historic recreation area. Local residents and firefighters work together to defend the beloved mountain that has been central to the region's identity.
Energy
China TOPCon solar module prices rise on upstream cost pressure as deals lag offers
TOPCon solar module prices in China are rising due to upstream cost pressures, with market deals lagging behind quoted offers. This reflects ongoing pricing dynamics in the global photovoltaic industry.
Wildlife
Singapore made a crow-friendly city. Now it wants to shoot them
Singapore has resumed a crow-culling program in response to public complaints about aggressive bird behavior toward pedestrians and cyclists. The lethal wildlife management decision has sparked renewed debate about urban animal control in the densely populated city-state.
Climate Good News
Top of the crops: record heatwaves help deliver bumper UK berry harvest
UK berry farmers report a 6% increase in harvest despite summer heatwaves and water shortages, with climate-resilient irrigation investments enabling strong yields of blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries.
Policy Good News
Statewide Regional Haze Air Pollution Public Hearing Today
Missouri's Air Conservation Commission holds a public hearing on a draft Regional Haze Plan after the EPA disapproved the state's 2022 plan. Public comments are being accepted through September 3rd.
Wildlife Good News
Access to Urban Woodlands Linked With Lower Use of Antidepressants
A Scottish study found that access to urban woodlands reduces the likelihood of antidepressant prescriptions. The research highlights the mental health benefits of green spaces in urban environments.
EV Good News
Bafang’s new electric bike motors produce 8x your own pedaling power
Bafang has released new high-performance e-MTB motors with up to 1,700 watts of peak power and 800% pedal assistance. The motors represent an advancement in electric bike technology for off-road enthusiasts.
Climate
‘Unbearable’ Heat in Uncooled Alabama Prisons
Alabama prisons lack air conditioning, exposing incarcerated individuals to dangerous heat conditions. The story highlights health and safety concerns during extreme temperatures in correctional facilities.
EV
Tesla raises Cybertruck prices by $5,000 despite abysmal demand
Tesla increased Cybertruck prices by $5,000 while operating production at only 10% capacity. The price hike occurs amid weak demand for the electric vehicle.
Climate
What Lake Bonneville Left Behind
Lake Bonneville's drying exposed playas that became sites of technological innovation and exploration. The exposed lakebed demonstrates landscape changes from historical water loss.
Policy
Canada Needs Industrial Policy That Lets The Market Say No
Canada debates the role of government industrial policy, with Mark Carney's proposed C$25 billion Canada Strong Fund raising questions about when Ottawa should finance productive capacity versus letting markets decide.
Climate
Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race
Two years after Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina's western regions, recovery remains incomplete with visible economic damage and political blame-shifting over the response effort.
EV Good News
Can-Am Pulse 2026 Review : Is the lower price enough?
A review of the Can-Am Pulse electric vehicle tests its performance across various conditions over 570 km. The review examines whether the lower price point justifies the motorcycle's features and capabilities.
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