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Energy
Pacific ridge reversal brings Western U.S. solar conditions back to average in April
April 2026 solar conditions in the western U.S. returned to average as high-pressure systems weakened, bringing increased cloud cover. Regional variations persisted with the eastern U.S. remaining sunnier while Canada experienced persistent cold and cloudy conditions.
Wildlife
Police search for thieves who allegedly stole $150,000 worth of beehives from rural NSW property
Police investigate the theft of 80 beehives worth $150,000 from a rural NSW property. A local beekeeper suggests the hives may have been stolen by another apiarist, amid increased thefts linked to varroa mite pressures.
Ocean
Shark or sea monster? The Canadian marine mystery that still intrigues experts 90 years on
A mysterious creature found in a sperm whale's stomach off Canada's coast in 1937 remains unidentified 90 years later. The discovery highlights how little is known about deep-sea marine life and ecosystems.
Opinion Good News
Ben Jennings on David Attenborough’s 100th birthday – cartoon
Ben Jennings creates a cartoon celebrating David Attenborough's 100th birthday. The piece honors the legendary naturalist's contributions to environmental awareness.
EV Good News
Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Manthey Kit sets 6:55 Nürburgring EV record
Porsche set a new Nürburgring lap record for electric vehicles with the Taycan Turbo GT equipped with the Manthey Kit, achieving a time of 6:55.553 minutes. The record is 12 seconds faster than the previous Taycan record and demonstrates EV performance capabilities.
EV Good News
Honda patents fake clutch for electric motorcycles and it might actually make sense
Honda patents a simulated electronic clutch system for electric motorcycles that mimics traditional combustion engine operation. The technology includes torque-boost launches and haptic feedback designed to enhance the riding experience for off-road riders.
Opinion Good News
What Indigenous youth filmmaking reveals about environmental communication (commentary)
An article exploring how Indigenous youth filmmaking in Brazil's Atlantic Forest serves as a tool for environmental communication. The piece highlights Indigenous perspectives on nature and sustainability through the lens of youth-led media.
Policy Good News
Sierra Club Endorses Tom Steyer for California Governor
Sierra Club endorses Tom Steyer for California Governor, citing his track record of climate investments and opposition to fossil fuels. The endorsement reflects support for a candidate aligned with environmental priorities.
Ocean
‘The whale was not treated with the respect it deserved’: recriminations after carcass towed to Wollongong tip
A sperm whale carcass was towed 20km along the Sydney coast to a boat ramp, causing increased shark activity and public safety concerns. Local officials and beach users are demanding a review of the removal operation's lack of community notification.
EV
Lucid (LCID) will adjust EV production after ending Q1 with bloated inventory
Lucid Group is adjusting EV production due to supplier issues that impacted Gravity deliveries in Q1, resulting in excess inventory.
EV
Tesla ‘FSD’ faces EU regulator skepticism over speeding, safety concerns
EU regulators express skepticism about Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, citing concerns over speeding, icy road safety, and driver distraction. The Dutch regulator is presenting the system to the EU's Technical Committee on Motor Vehicles for potential approval.
Policy Good News
Sierra Club Connecticut Statement on State Senate Passage of S.B. 319
Connecticut Senate passed S.B. 319 to regulate battery-powered leaf blowers and similar equipment used by state and municipalities. Sierra Club Connecticut praised the measure as addressing air quality concerns in communities across the state.
EV
Nikola founder and convicted fraudster attacks Tesla Semi with some decent points
Nikola founder Trevor Milton, a convicted securities fraudster, critiques Tesla Semi's economics on LinkedIn. Despite his lack of credibility, some of his technical arguments about EV trucking merit consideration.
EV Good News
Not Including China, Where Electric Scooters Are Actually Selling
Global electric scooter markets outside China show fragmented growth driven by regional policy, infrastructure, and urban density differences. The market operates as distinct regional segments rather than a unified global force.
Ocean
Tierney Thys, marine biologist and interpreter of the sunfish
Marine biologist Tierney Thys studies the ocean sunfish, a uniquely shaped deep-sea creature that challenges conventional fish design. The article explores this remarkable species and its place in the open ocean ecosystem.
Policy
Two buses, three hours and 13 miles: how Americans in ‘transit deserts’ get groceries without cars
As Covid-era transit funding expires, bus service cuts in American cities are creating food access crises, forcing low-income residents to spend hours obtaining groceries. The situation highlights how inadequate public transportation infrastructure exacerbates food insecurity across multiple states.
Energy
Octopus Energy boss: some people would accept blackouts if bills cut
Octopus Energy's CEO argues against expensive grid investments that increase household bills, suggesting some people might accept occasional blackouts for lower costs. The statement comes as Europe recovers from a major power outage affecting Spain and Portugal.
EV Good News
BYD just sold its most expensive EV ever for nearly $3 million
BYD's Yangwang U9 Xtreme electric supercar sold for nearly $3 million at the Beijing Auto Show, setting a record as the event's most expensive vehicle.
Energy Good News
People, purpose and systems thinking: The leadership layer of the energy transition
Industry leaders discuss leadership evolution in the solar and storage sector, addressing skills gaps and alignment challenges. The panel emphasizes people, purpose, and systems thinking as critical to advancing the energy transition.
Energy
April ENSO shift lifts northern coastal irradiance while suppressing Brazil and northern Argentina
April 2026 brought mixed solar irradiance across South America, with above-average conditions in Colombia and southern Argentina but reduced irradiance in eastern regions due to cloud cover and wet conditions.
Policy
DRC copper exports to US set to surge amid warnings of corruption risk
The DRC plans to increase copper exports to the US from Gécamines SA by fivefold to 500,000 metric tons. The expansion raises concerns about corruption risks amid the agreement.
Wildlife
In Florida, Alligator Alcatraz Remains Open Among Sacred Miccosukee Lands
A migrant detention facility called Alligator Alcatraz operates on sacred Miccosukee Tribe lands in the Everglades, disrupting their annual corn dance season with light pollution and other disturbances.
Wildlife
Borneo’s GIGANTIC bat caves
Borneo hosts some of the world's largest cave systems, filled with bats and first mapped by Western scientists in the 1970s. The caves have long been known to local Indigenous communities.
EV Good News
BMW updates new iX3 range to 434 miles in the US, and then drops it back to 400 miles
BMW updated the 2027 iX3 electric SUV's EPA range estimate to 434 miles before revising it back down to 400 miles ahead of its US launch. The vehicle will be BMW's first model on the new Neue Klasse platform.
Energy
Italy probes PV companies over €60 million tax evasion and €33 million subsidy fraud
Italian authorities are investigating seven Trentino-based photovoltaic companies for allegedly evading €60 million in taxes and fraudulently obtaining €33 million in renewable energy subsidies. The companies are controlled by an unspecified German operator.
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