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Opinion
British weather culture, once a unifying national conversation, has become politicized amid climate change debates. Weather forecasting expertise now faces challenges as extreme weather becomes a contentious cultural battleground rather than neutral small talk.
Climate
Thames Water plans to restart its desalination plant by year-end to build reservoir supplies for next summer, though operations will begin after the current drought has ended. The facility has only operated five times and carries an estimated total cost of £500 million.
Climate
The UK experiences its driest summer on record, causing significant impacts on sports venues and athletic facilities across the country. Drought conditions are affecting pitch conditions at various sporting locations nationwide.
Wildlife
A journalist explores the Cerros de Mavicure, distinctive rock formations in Colombia's Guainía region that rise above the Amazon rainforest. The visit highlights the unique geological and ecological features of this remote area in eastern Colombia.
Climate
Wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest obscured Mount Hood and Mount Rainier in summer 2026, as photographed by astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The image documents the extent of regional wildfire impacts on air quality.
Climate
The Sand Creek Fire in southwestern Montana has burned 27,736 acres and threatened Maverick Mountain Ski Area. Firefighters successfully protected the ski lodge and Elkhorn Hot Springs from the advancing blaze.
Climate
Severe thunderstorms caused widespread power outages across the US Midwest, affecting 540,000 homes with Indiana experiencing the most significant disruptions at 267,000 outages.
Energy
A BLUETTI FridgePower battery system offers backup power for refrigerators during outages while reducing electricity costs. The product addresses climate-related extreme weather disruptions becoming more common globally.
Wildlife
Jackie, a 14-year-old bald eagle who lived in California's Big Bear Valley her entire life, has died after being found injured in a conflict with two younger eagles. She was receiving treatment at the Ojai Raptor Center when she passed away.
Wildlife
Researchers detected bat virus fragments in commercially sold bat guano fertilizer in Thai markets. The viral strains found are not known to infect humans, and only RNA fragments were identified, not live viruses.
Policy
Australia's PM and NSW premier plan a $2.5bn bailout for Rio Tinto's Tomago aluminium smelter, which threatened to cease operations after its electricity contract ends. The deal aims to keep the facility operational despite its high energy costs.
Opinion
A personal essay describes how intensifying UK heatwaves and drought conditions are making home vegetable gardening increasingly difficult. The author reflects on climate change's impact on leisure activities and food security.
EV
A podcast episode examines Donald Trump's statements on electric vehicle range anxiety and highway infrastructure. The episode suggests Trump's critiques may have merit in addressing EV adoption challenges.
EV
Chevrolet is exiting the Chinese market after 21 years due to declining sales and poor competitiveness. The withdrawal reflects challenges faced by traditional automakers in China's competitive EV-dominated automotive landscape.
Policy
A small Texas town's water utility routinely violates EPA drinking water standards due to radium contamination. Residents are forced to buy bottled water as an alternative to unsafe tap water.
Energy
Researchers in Qatar developed a spherical photovoltaic module with a reflector that improves directional energy capture. The prototype shows seasonal benefits but lacks superior annual performance or economic advantage over traditional flat solar panels.
EV
Hyundai launches the IONIQ 9 Calligraphy Black Ink edition as its new range-topping trim in the UK and Europe. The new electric vehicle variant sits above the existing Calligraphy model.
EV
Cadillac is launching a bespoke customization program for its electric Escalade IQ SUV with hand-built options in Michigan. The custom builds will cost an additional $55,000 beyond the base price.
Energy
Schneider Electric Canada expands leadership roles to help customers navigate energy efficiency and sustainability. The company reinforces its commitment to supporting commercial clients in achieving resilience and decarbonization outcomes.
Energy
European grid operators are preparing for an August 12 solar eclipse that will temporarily reduce photovoltaic generation by up to 9.7 GW in France and 2 GW in Germany. The expected decline poses no threat to overall electricity supply and is lower than impacts from previous eclipses.
Wildlife
Jackie, a famous bald eagle at California's Big Bear Lake whose livestreamed life captivated millions, died Monday from severe anemia after weeks of illness. The 14-year-old eagle had been receiving treatment at a raptor center since July.
Opinion
Martin Rowson's cartoon commentary addresses the UK drought crisis and critiques Britain's water companies. The piece uses satire to examine water management issues during drought conditions.
Energy
SolarAnywhere solar irradiance data is being used by researchers at Warsaw University of Technology to optimize the launch timing and flight duration of solar-assisted unmanned aerial vehicles. The technology demonstrates an innovative application of solar data beyond traditional utility-scale and distributed solar installations.
Wildlife
A London gardener demonstrates responsible foraging practices by harvesting abundant plants like stinging nettles. Ecologists suggest that mindful foraging can support conservation and biodiversity when people avoid rare species and harvest sustainably.
EV
NBA player Paul George endorses the upcoming XPENG G9L electric SUV in a promotional video. The premium 5-seat EV is expected to launch globally, including in Europe.
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