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Global Solar Council Launches AgriPV Taskforce to Unlock the Next Frontier of Solar Growth
The Global Solar Council launched an AgriPV Task Force to accelerate agrivoltaic deployment globally. The initiative aims to unite solar and agricultural sectors to expand this dual-use renewable energy approach.
Energy Good News
Catalyst breakthrough could accelerate green hydrogen production
International researchers have developed a highly efficient iridium catalyst that could make green hydrogen production more affordable and efficient. The breakthrough, involving the University of Adelaide, represents progress toward scaling up hydrogen as a clean energy solution.
Policy
Deforestation is just a symptom. The disease is de-governance (commentary)
A commentary argues that deforestation is a symptom of poor governance rather than the root problem, suggesting current conservation approaches have failed despite billions in investment.
Ocean Good News
Can globally essential mangroves bounce back from deforestation? New study gives hope
Mangrove forests, critical coastal ecosystems, are unexpectedly recovering overall according to Tulane University research published in June 2026. The study shows deforestation and degradation have slowed significantly over the past decade.
Energy Good News
Europe is betting big on a battery that runs for four days
Ore Energy has secured a major iron-air battery deal in continental Europe, advancing long-duration energy storage technology. The breakthrough supports Europe's transition to renewable energy sources.
EV Good News
EVs At 33.7% Share In Germany – Skoda Elroq Leads
Germany's EV market share surged to 33.7% in Q1 2026, up from 26.6% a year earlier, with the Skoda Elroq becoming the best-selling BEV. The growth reflects strong year-on-year increases in both battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle adoption.
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ATW at SNEC 2026: Optimizing the full spectrum of PV manufacturing with its ‘AI Chef’
Chinese PV equipment manufacturer ATW has grown from $100M to $1.2B in revenue by expanding into full value-chain solar solutions. The company's 'AI Chef' technology aims to optimize photovoltaic manufacturing processes globally.
Energy Good News
Revenue stacking, trust, and performance: What it takes to win Europe’s C&I market
Europe's commercial and industrial solar and storage market is experiencing strong growth driven by integrated energy solutions and manufacturer trustworthiness rather than price competition alone.
Climate
South America’s farms depend, in part, on a healthy Amazon
The Amazon rainforest regulates water cycles critical to South American agriculture through transpiration and evaporation. Deforestation threatens this hydrological system that sustains farming across the continent.
Policy
A Trump Ally’s Rise in Colombia Could Mean the End of Landmark Climate Policies
A Trump-aligned right-wing businessman leads Colombia's preliminary presidential vote count, potentially reversing the country's ambitious climate policies and expanding fossil fuel extraction including fracking.
Policy
Environmental Defenders Remain Among World’s Most Targeted Activists
Environmental and Indigenous rights defenders faced record violence in 2025, with 358 killed despite international court rulings supporting environmental protections. The trend highlights the ongoing danger faced by activists advocating for climate and environmental causes.
Climate
The Water Is Rising in Chesapeake Bay. Can Tangier Island Be Saved?
Tangier Island in Chesapeake Bay faces existential threats from rising water levels and erosion. Residents like Terry Parks watch their ancestral homes disappear as the island slowly sinks.
Climate
Two children found dead in car in France as heatwave hits Europe
Two young children died in a car during an extreme heatwave in southeastern France. Western Europe is experiencing record-breaking temperatures with multiple countries issuing health alerts.
EV Good News
New solid-state battery electrolyte retains over 84% of its capacity after 350 cycles
Chinese researchers developed a solid-state battery electrolyte that retains over 84% capacity after 350 cycles, addressing durability challenges. The breakthrough could enable longer-range EVs with faster charging and improved safety.
EV Good News
Octopus and CATL unveil a giant EV truck battery-swapping network
Octopus Energy and CATL are launching a battery-swapping network for electric trucks in Europe, adapting a model already operating at scale in China. The initiative aims to address charging infrastructure challenges in the growing EV truck market.
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Chinese sodium-ion battery matches Tesla on build quality, teardown finds
A Chinese sodium-ion battery demonstrates manufacturing quality comparable to Tesla's lithium cells, with uniform cell resistance across 120 units. The finding suggests sodium-ion technology is becoming a viable alternative for energy storage applications.
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Clean Break: EU Can Build Nearly Twice As Many Wind Turbines & EVs As It Needs Each Year
European manufacturers can produce twice the wind turbines and EVs needed annually, offering energy independence despite geopolitical fossil fuel vulnerabilities. The continent's production capacity demonstrates electrification's potential to reduce reliance on volatile energy markets.
Policy Good News
Brazil curbs Amazon deforestation in Piripkura, but ranchers’ cattle linger
Brazil's crackdown on illegal deforestation in the Piripkura Indigenous Territory shows declining forest loss via satellite analysis. However, removing cattle left behind by land-grabbers remains a significant ongoing challenge.
Wildlife Good News
Study offers first map of Amazon’s climate-resilient upslope corridors
Scientists have created the first map of climate-resilient upslope corridors in the Amazon where species can migrate as temperatures rise. The study identifies potential pathways for insects, birds, primates, and plants to survive by moving to higher elevations.
Policy
US moves to allow commercial fishing in Pacific marine protected areas
Trump signed an executive order to open Pacific marine protected areas to commercial fishing for economic purposes. Environmental and indigenous groups oppose the move, warning of overfishing risks in ecologically sensitive and culturally sacred waters.
Climate
France sizzles in a week of punishing heat as red alerts spread
France faces a severe heat wave with temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F) and uncomfortable nights across most of the country. Méteo France warns of record-breaking conditions affecting the EU's largest nation.
Climate
France cancels events and restricts alcohol consumption amid brutal heatwave
France placed over 75% of its population under heat alerts as temperatures exceed 40C, canceling outdoor events and restricting alcohol consumption. A record 35 departments face red danger-to-life alerts amid an extreme heatwave.
EV Good News
This zinc mine needed a truck no one made, so they made it themselves
Zijin Mining designed and built 290 electric haul trucks with 770 kWh batteries for their Xinjiang mine after finding no suitable commercial options. The 140-ton BEV trucks represent a significant shift toward electrification in mining operations.
Climate
Termination Shock — The Existential Danger Of Geoengineering
Four climate scientists warn that geoengineering poses severe risks including potential catastrophic consequences. The experts argue the technology is fundamentally flawed as a climate solution strategy.
Climate
El Niño Is Here and Will Have ‘Big Consequences’ for Global Weather
El Niño is arriving and will significantly impact global weather patterns through its effect on tropical Pacific ocean temperatures. The phenomenon is expected to have widespread consequences for weather systems worldwide.
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