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Wildlife Good News
Week in wildlife: a thirsty baby hedgehog, a rare puffling and a jumping spider
A photo essay showcases wildlife from around the world including a baby hedgehog, a rare puffling, and a jumping spider. The collection highlights biodiversity and animal behavior through compelling photography.
EV Good News
Specialized just unveiled a new full-suspension e-bike, and here’s why it costs $13k
Specialized launched a new lightweight full-suspension e-bike weighing 18.8 kg with a full-power drive system, priced at $13,000. The premium electric mountain bike represents advancement in the e-MTB segment.
Policy
Politician’s claim Earth’s magnetic poles could flip if NT doesn’t use more groundwater criticised by experts
NT minister makes false claims that groundwater use prevents Earth's magnetic pole reversal while promoting datacentre expansion. Experts criticize the scientifically inaccurate statements.
EV Good News
Heybike Mars 2.0, ALPHA, Horizon e-bikes get up to $800 exclusive savings to new lows, Segway EVs up to 46% off, Aventon, more
A promotional article highlighting discounts on e-bikes and electric vehicles from brands like Heybike, Segway, and Aventon. Various EV products are being offered at reduced prices through sales and exclusive codes.
EV Good News
XPENG L03 Impresses In The Details: Part 2
This article provides a detailed design analysis of the XPENG L03 electric vehicle, focusing on cargo space and other features. The piece is the second part of a multi-part review examining the vehicle's specifications.
EV
Subaru is delaying the 3-row Getaway EV, following Toyota
Subaru has delayed production of its Getaway EV three-row electric SUV, following Toyota's similar decision. Both automakers are postponing their three-row EV launches.
Policy Good News
France won’t approve Tesla ‘FSD’ yet, wants EU-wide sign-off first
France is refusing to individually approve Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, citing safety concerns about speeding and driver attentiveness in cities. The country is instead pushing for a coordinated EU-wide regulatory approval process rather than accepting the Netherlands' national authorization.
EV
Tesla Autopilot and FSD crashes hit record 207 in a single month
Tesla reported 207 crashes involving Autopilot and Full Self-Driving in a single month, its highest on record. The company continues to limit public transparency about crash details in NHTSA reports.
EV
NHTSA targets Tesla’s ‘Radar Saves Us’ document in FSD crash probe
NHTSA is investigating Tesla's removal of radar from vehicles by demanding an internal document called 'Radar Saves Us' related to Full Self-Driving crashes in low-visibility conditions. The probe examines whether Tesla's decision to eliminate radar sensors compromised vehicle safety.
EV
Tesla adds Robotaxi in Tampa and Orlando as Austin stalls at 17 cars
Tesla launched its Robotaxi service in Tampa and Orlando, expanding its driverless network to two Florida cities. The fleet remains small with only about two dozen vehicles, raising questions about the service's scale ahead of the company's earnings report.
Climate
Shaping the Emerald City
Seattle's landscape was shaped by glaciers during ice ages and has been further modified by human development. The article explores how geological and anthropogenic forces have sculpted the Emerald City's distinctive geography.
EV
Tesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ got me a speeding ticket, and Tesla killed the fix
A Tesla driver received a speeding ticket while using Full Self-Driving, which accelerated the vehicle to 78 km/h in a 50 km/h zone. Tesla reportedly removed a feature that could have addressed the issue.
EV
Florida AG asks court to erase Tesla’s $243M Autopilot crash verdict
Florida's attorney general seeks to overturn a $243 million jury verdict against Tesla in a fatal Autopilot crash case. The legal challenge, supported by Alabama and Georgia, argues the punitive damages should be eliminated or reduced.
Policy
London Underground users should know about toxic dust risk, whistleblower says
A London Underground worker was fired after whistleblowing about asbestos and toxic dust exposure in the tube network. A tribunal vindicated his health concerns, prompting calls to inform passengers about potential hazards.
Energy
Argentina’s electricity demand fell by 1,700 MW during World Cup semifinal against England
Argentina's electricity grid experienced a 1,700 MW demand drop during a World Cup semifinal match, with a 1,500 MW rebound after the game ended. Grid operators managed the rapid consumption fluctuations as a significant operational challenge.
EV Good News
Watching The World’s First Flight of the NAVEE WaveFly 5X in Suzhou, China
NAVEE has demonstrated the WaveFly 5X, an electric rideable aircraft, in Suzhou, China. The company is expanding the possibilities of electric mobility technology.
Climate
Rivers are not just water bodies: Interview with the Waterman Of Odisha
An interview explores the cultural and spiritual significance of rivers in India, particularly in Odisha, examining their importance beyond water resources. The story discusses multiple perspectives on rivers as religious, recreational, and environmental spaces.
EV
Tesla (TSLA) shareholders are begging Musk to explain missed goals
Tesla shareholders are demanding Elon Musk explain why the company repeatedly misses its goals on robotaxi, Full Self-Driving, and Optimus. Investor frustration has shifted from enthusiasm about Tesla's vision to concerns about execution and accountability.
Climate
My neighbours and I were left with no water this week. Why was I the only one who seemed annoyed?
A water pipe burst leaves residents without water supply for multiple days. The author questions why neighbors seemed unconcerned about the infrastructure failure and poor water company communication.
Wildlife
Community conservation under fire: Interview with Myanmar’s Clean Mountains founder
Myanmar's Clean Mountains conservation organization faces challenges amid the country's military conflict and conscription law. The story examines community conservation efforts in a context of political instability and social disruption.
EV Good News
Segway GT3 superscooter $1,400 low, Anker 6,144Wh expanded F3000 power station bundle $2,118, Autel, Greenworks, GoTrax, more
A roundup of discounted green tech products including electric scooters, power stations, EV chargers, and cordless tools. Various eco-friendly devices are on sale with price reductions throughout the week.
Climate
How a South African billionaire is turning a corner of Somerset into ‘one man’s estate’
South African billionaire Koos Bekker is developing a luxury estate in Somerset featuring hotels and businesses. Local residents raise concerns about flooding and land use impacts.
Wildlife Good News
Week in wildlife: a friendly seal, a furious goldcrest and ‘the swanfather’
A weekly collection of wildlife photographs from around the world featuring a friendly seal, an angry goldcrest, and a swan enthusiast. The photo series showcases diverse animal encounters and behaviors captured by photographers globally.
Energy Good News
Bluetti Na(Sodium) 900Wh power station at exclusive $665 low in Encore Sale, Anker solar multi-cam kits $310 off, Navee EVs, more
Bluetti and Anker are offering discounted renewable energy and EV products including portable power stations, solar kits, and e-scooters. The sales feature various green technology products at reduced prices.
EV
Tesla drops ‘Full Self-Driving’ name in Europe after Germany pushback
Tesla renamed its 'Full Self-Driving' package to 'Tesla Assisted Driving' in Europe following Germany's Transport Ministry criticism over misleading branding. The change is part of an agreement where Berlin backs Tesla's bid for EU-wide approval of the technology.
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