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EV
BYD launched its refreshed Great Tang SUV with record pre-orders and a competitive $35,500 price point. The high demand demonstrates growing consumer interest in affordable electric vehicles.
EV
Battery electric vehicle sales in Europe surged 39% in May, reaching 24% market share with nearly 400,000 plugin vehicles registered. Growth drivers include new models, high fuel prices, and increased availability of Chinese EV manufacturers.
Policy
California's Attorney General and Energy Commission sued the Trump administration over the cancellation of an offshore wind project in exchange for fossil fuel development. The CEC also subpoenaed Golden State Wind regarding the controversial deal.
EV
A joint letter urges the EU to accelerate vehicle electrification rather than slow it down. Legacy automakers have repeatedly called for slowing the transition to electric vehicles.
Energy
California is preparing to defend its offshore wind lease plans against potential Trump administration opposition. Floating wind turbines are central to the state's renewable energy expansion strategy.
Wildlife
Conservationists in Brazil's Atlantic Forest are restocking an ecologically depleted forest by reintroducing agoutis and other species critical for plant regeneration. The rewilding effort addresses the loss of seed-dispersing animals that had been hunted to near extinction in the region.
Climate
Researchers at University of Maryland's GLAD Lab released 2025 Amazon deforestation analysis using NASA and ESA satellite data. The findings contain both positive and concerning trends for rainforest conservation efforts.
Ocean
Six marine protected areas have been recognized as Blue Parks at the Our Ocean conference in Mombasa, with four located in Africa. The awards highlight MPAs that are effectively safeguarding ocean health.
Policy
Wildlife plays a crucial role in regulating Earth's climate, a relationship that deserves greater consideration in climate policy discussions. The commentary argues that understanding animals' climate regulation function is as important as addressing climate impacts on species.
Climate
Fires in 2025 have caused significant forest loss in three Brazilian Indigenous territories home to isolated peoples. Indigenous leaders report threats to their livelihoods from the fire surge.
Wildlife
An Indonesian court sentenced a 41-year-old driver to three years in prison for transporting live endangered animals including a Sumatran orangutan and critically endangered birds. The arrest represents enforcement action against organized wildlife trafficking networks.
Wildlife
A leaked study warns of irreversible damage from the Kon Kweni iron ore mine project in Guinea's Mount Nimba Strict Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Guinea's environment ministry will review the environmental and social impact assessment over the coming months.
Energy
Europe is expanding solar capacity beyond traditional rooftops to infrastructure like roads, railways, and canals through dual-use land strategies. This shift follows agrivoltaics and floating solar as the sector seeks to utilize remaining available space.
Energy
Brazil is rapidly expanding rooftop solar capacity, adding over 1 GW monthly through distributed installations. The growth is driven by high electricity prices, accessible financing, supportive regulations, and tax incentives rather than equipment costs alone.
Energy
Europe's energy storage capacity reached 100 GW in 2025, surpassing its nuclear fleet capacity. This milestone reflects the growing role of battery storage in the continent's renewable energy transition.
Policy
APRIL, a major pulp and paper company, has weakened its deforestation commitments and sourced wood from companies linked to forest loss, challenging its relationship with the Forest Stewardship Council. Environmental groups are pressuring the FSC to terminate APRIL's suspended reassociation.
Policy
Project Cosmos launches as a new climate research initiative. The story covers concerns about science under attack at Bonn climate talks and rising emissions inequality.
Climate
Europe is experiencing an intense heat wave with record temperatures in the U.K. and France, following another record heat wave in May. The consecutive extreme weather events underscore ongoing climate patterns across the continent.
Climate
A study finds nearly 80% of datacenters are vulnerable to climate hazards like flooding and wildfires, risking operational disruptions and increased costs. The research highlights how AI infrastructure that contributes to greenhouse gas emissions is itself exposed to climate impacts.
Opinion
Western Europe faces dangerous heat waves with record temperatures breaking UK records, causing deaths and school closures. The editorial warns that the UK's adaptation plans are dangerously lagging despite escalating climate risks.
Policy
London and New York mayors highlight how air pollution, which kills 8 million annually, is a fixable problem through urban policy action. They argue rapid progress in their cities demonstrates that air quality improvements are achievable and can be replicated worldwide.
Climate
A heat dome is bringing extreme temperatures up to 40C to parts of western Europe this week. The phenomenon is affecting England, Wales, and other regions across the continent.
Energy
DHL is partnering with VELA to use wind-powered ships for transatlantic cargo transport. The initiative aims to reduce emissions from international shipping operations.
Energy
Tesla and NatPower signed a $5 billion agreement to deploy 25 GWh of Megapack battery storage across Italy and Britain. The multiyear deal extends Tesla's presence in Europe's grid storage market using its energy trading software.
Energy
Electricity is fundamentally different from fossil fuels because it breaks the energy chain rather than substituting for it. The article argues that framing electricity alongside coal, oil, and gas as interchangeable fuels misses the transformative nature of the energy transition.
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