Sharing awareness, inspiration and calls for action regarding climate change, while promoting eco-friendly and sustainable customized goods.
Latest News 4,820 stories · page 19 of 193
Energy Good News
South Korea proceeds with largest single-site PV project to date
South Korea is developing a 400 MW solar complex expected to generate 529 GWh annually by 2028. The project includes a 10 MW agrivoltaics component.
Wildlife
How Mennonites in Belize built a land-buying machine taking over forests
Belize has lost 20% of its forest cover over two decades, with Mennonite agricultural expansion responsible for much of the deforestation affecting over 350,000 hectares.
Wildlife
Tree cover is not the same as ecological recovery
Tree planting alone does not ensure ecological recovery; ecosystems require large intact forests and apex predators like harpy eagles to function properly. The Amazon's health depends on maintaining biodiversity and food chains, not just increasing tree cover.
Wildlife Good News
On the front lines of conservation in Sumatra: Rangers safeguard Batutegi forest
Forest rangers in Sumatra's Batutegi region work to protect nearly 60,000 hectares of ecologically significant forest. The small team of officers faces challenges safeguarding this critical habitat from threats.
Ocean Good News
How social media and parrotfish poop are protecting the Maldives
Social media activism has helped expose illegal fishing of vulnerable species in the Maldives, including giant clams and Napoleon wrasse. Parrotfish conservation efforts are now protecting coral reefs and marine ecosystems in the atoll islands.
Policy Good News
Chris Bowen vows to override Queensland and NT to force renewables-powered AI datacentres
Australia's energy minister vows federal legislation to mandate renewable energy powering new AI datacentres, overriding opposition from Queensland and Northern Territory governments.
Energy Good News
Photovoltaics lead Spain’s electricity mix for four consecutive months
Spain's solar photovoltaic generation reached a record 7,696 GWh last month, comprising 28.3% of the country's electricity mix. Solar has now led Spain's electricity generation for four consecutive months.
Energy Good News
India’s rooftop solar scheme surpasses 5 million households
India's rooftop solar program has reached 14.8 GW of capacity across over 5 million households. The achievement represents a major milestone in the country's renewable energy expansion.
Wildlife Good News
Nepal’s newest national parks drive tiger recovery, but new concerns arise
Nepal's wild tiger population has grown to 429 from 355 four years ago, marking significant recovery progress. However, the latest data reveals uneven recovery patterns raising new conservation concerns.
Energy Good News
Tesla Megapacks power Ørsted’s big new Texas grid battery
Tesla Megapacks are supporting Ørsted's new 250 MW/500 MWh battery storage project in Texas. The facility helps stabilize the grid with renewable energy storage capacity.
Energy Good News
European Countries Cut Tens of Billions of Euros of Fossil Fuel Imports from Wind & Solar Power Growth
European countries have saved tens of billions of euros in fossil fuel imports by increasing wind and solar power generation. The growth in renewable energy adoption demonstrates significant economic and environmental benefits from transitioning away from fossil fuels.
EV Good News
Latin America EV Sales Report: 10% EV Market Share Surpassed in Q2!
Latin America's electric vehicle market share surpassed 10% in Q2, exceeding previous projections. The milestone reflects growing consumer interest and the region's shift toward cleaner transportation.
Policy
Trump EPA Plan to Put Louisiana in Charge of Toxic Coal Ash Threatens Drinking Water
Environmental groups oppose Trump EPA plan to allow Louisiana to oversee toxic coal ash disposal, citing the state's poor environmental record and groundwater contamination found at coal plants.
Wildlife Good News
Vinod Rishi helped give India’s elephants room to roam
Vinod Rishi dedicated decades to wildlife conservation in India, creating elephant corridors and protecting habitats. His work helped preserve space for endangered species including tigers and elephants across the Indian landscape.
Policy Good News
Malaysia implements total e-waste import ban to curb toxic trade
Malaysia enacted a total ban on electronic waste imports in April 2026 to eliminate illegal recycling operations using fraudulent documentation. The regulation targets the black market that has made the country a major destination for hazardous electrical scrap.
Energy Good News
Photovoltaics feed record 12 TWh into Germany’s public grid in July
Germany's solar panels generated a record 12 TWh of electricity in July, surpassing the previous monthly record of 11 TWh set in June.
Energy
Factcheck: How nuclear, gas, wind and solar power are affected during heatwaves
Heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change, affecting power generation across nuclear, gas, wind, and solar sources globally. The story fact-checks how different energy sources are impacted during extreme heat events.
Energy Good News
The World Adds a Third Terawatt of Solar Power
The world reached 3 terawatts of cumulative solar capacity in March, marking a major renewable energy milestone. Developing nations are increasingly leading solar adoption globally.
Policy
UK plastic ‘waste colonialism’ found to be polluting Turkey’s farming heartland
A Guardian investigation reveals high microplastic contamination in Turkish irrigation canals near a recycling hub processing UK plastic waste. The pollution threatens agriculture on Turkey's fertile Çukurova plain, highlighting waste management inequities between wealthy and developing nations.
Policy
‘Nobody cares’: the Turkish farmers bearing the burden of UK’s plastic waste problem
Britain exported 139,000 tonnes of plastic waste to Turkey in one year, with 52,000 tonnes sent to recycling zones near farmland in Adana, causing pollution and health concerns for local farmers and communities.
Climate
Extreme heat: why our cities can't cope | Opinion
UK and European cities face extreme heatwaves with temperatures reaching 53°C, revealing inadequate urban infrastructure for climate crisis impacts. The article examines whether cities are adapting to rising temperatures expected to worsen with the coming Super El Niño.
Energy Good News
Europe is betting big on a battery that runs for four days
Long-duration battery startup Ore Energy secured Europe's largest iron-air battery deal and raised Series A funding. The technology enables energy storage lasting four days, supporting renewable energy grid stability.
EV Good News
Revoy hybrid tandem trailer rolls towards reality with $27 million raise
Revoy EV secured $27 million in funding to advance its hybrid electric tandem trailer technology that aims to reduce fleet fuel consumption by half. The trailer integrates batteries and an electric drive axle to electrify semi-truck operations.
EV Good News
BYD Commercial Vehicle Sales Jumped 149% in July
BYD's commercial electric vehicle sales surged 149% in July, demonstrating growing market adoption of electric trucks and buses. The growth reflects increasing demand for zero-emission commercial transportation solutions.
EV Good News
BYD Achieves Record Exports With 124% Growth
BYD achieved record exports with 124% growth and strong overall sales, including 31% BEV growth. The story questions the breakdown between domestic Chinese sales and international exports.
« 1 17 18 19 20 21 193 »
Jump to page
Search & Filter

Copyright © Greenation.eco, 2026 | All rights reserved.