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EPA Removes Information on Human Drivers of Warming from Its Website
The EPA has removed information from its website explaining how human activities drive climate warming, leaving only natural climate drivers. The change represents a significant shift in how the agency presents climate science to the public.
Climate
African Forests Have Become a Source of Carbon Emissions
African forests, traditionally carbon sinks, are now emitting carbon due to deforestation and degradation. Urgent action is needed to restore these critical ecosystems and their climate stabilization role.
Wildlife
Traditional Chinese Medicine Drives Poaching of Pangolins, Records Show
Legal records analysis shows traditional Chinese medicine demand is a major driver of pangolin poaching. The findings highlight how cultural practices are threatening the world's most trafficked mammals.
Climate
World's Mountains Warming Faster Than Lowlands
Mountains worldwide are warming faster than lowlands, accelerating glacier melting and reducing snowfall. This threatens freshwater supplies for over a billion people dependent on mountain water sources.
Climate
U.N. Climate Talks End Without Plan to Wean Off Fossil Fuels
The U.N. climate conference concluded without establishing new commitments to reduce fossil fuel consumption. The talks failed to produce a comprehensive roadmap for addressing global warming.
Climate
Pollution Persists in the Florida Everglades Despite 40-Year Restoration Effort, Report Says
Florida's Everglades are failing to meet new water quality standards despite 40 years of restoration efforts. The WQBEL standard designed to measure nutrient pollution takes effect next month.
Ocean ★ Good News
More than 15m oysters to be released in the North Sea for UK rewilding project
Over 15 million juvenile oysters will be released into the North Sea near Orkney in a major UK rewilding project. The scheme aims to restore oyster beds while providing climate and ecological benefits through carbon sequestration and ecosystem restoration.
Wildlife ★ Good News
Community-led ecotourism protects rebounding wild cattle in Thailand
Thailand's critically endangered banteng population is recovering in Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary through community-led ecotourism efforts. The wild cattle species, once reduced to a few hundred individuals, is now becoming a conservation success story.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
More Proof That Trump’s War On Renewable Energy Is Failing, Badly
The 550-mile SunZia Southwest Transmission Project in the southwestern US began construction, connecting 3 gigawatts of renewable energy from New Mexico to Arizona and California. The project represents continued momentum in wind and solar development despite political headwinds.
Climate
Health, Environmental Groups Ask EPA to Reconsider Flawed, Unlawful Decision to Repeal the Endangerment Finding
Sixteen health and environmental groups filed a petition challenging the EPA's decision to repeal the Endangerment Finding and vehicle emissions standards. The groups argue the final rule contains multiple serious flaws and legal violations.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Volvo updates its electric semi truck lineup with up to 700 km range
Volvo has launched an updated electric semi truck lineup featuring FH, FM, and FMX models with up to 700 km of range. The expansion aims to strengthen Volvo's position in the commercial electric vehicle market.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Heat Pump Water Heater Training for Earth Day with 12 Manufacturers
Heat pump water heaters are being promoted through Earth Day training with 12 manufacturers. The technology offers 3-6x efficiency gains and reduces annual CO2 emissions by 1 ton compared to fossil fuel water heaters.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
US community solar just hit 10 GW – but growth is getting complicated
US community solar capacity has reached 10 GW, marking significant growth in distributed renewable energy. However, the sector faces emerging challenges that could complicate future expansion.
Ocean
Landmark US Magnuson-Stevens fisheries law turns 50 amid budget cut concerns
The U.S. Magnuson-Stevens Act celebrates 50 years of protecting fisheries and ocean habitats. Federal funding cuts now threaten the law's conservation achievements.
Climate
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Just Lost Protection From Mining
The U.S. Senate ended a Biden-era moratorium on mining in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness watershed. Twin Metals can now pursue nickel and copper extraction in Superior National Forest despite environmental concerns.
Climate ★ Good News
BP sued in Kenya over alleged toxic waste from 1980s oil exploration
Kenya's High Court approved a class action lawsuit against BP over alleged toxic waste contamination from 1980s oil exploration affecting drinking water in northern Kenya. The suit involves 299 petitioners seeking accountability for decades of environmental damage.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
The New Geography Of Wind Power In Canada
Ontario is returning to renewable energy procurement, signaling acceptance of wind power after years of resistance. This shift reflects changing attitudes toward renewable energy in one of Canada's largest electricity markets.
Climate
Environmental Groups Take Trump Administration’s ‘God Squad’ to Court
Environmental groups are filing lawsuits against the Trump administration for exempting Gulf of Mexico oil and gas drilling from Endangered Species Act compliance. The groups argue the decision threatens coastal ecosystems and undermines federal wildlife protection laws.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Toyota’s $15,000 electric SUV surpasses 80,000 deliveries in China in its first year
Toyota's bZ3X electric SUV delivered over 80,000 units in China during its first year. The vehicle has maintained the top sales position among joint venture EVs in China for seven consecutive months.
Ocean ★ Good News
Drones aid dugong conservation as threats mount across their range
Drone technology is providing new insights into dugong behavior and their role in maintaining seagrass meadows, which are crucial carbon sinks. The study reveals dugongs' importance for ocean ecosystem management as they face mounting threats.
Ocean
Great White Sharks Are Overheating
Great white sharks' ability to maintain warmer body temperatures, an evolutionary advantage for millions of years, is becoming dangerous as ocean temperatures rise from climate change. The species now faces increasing physiological stress from overheating in warming waters.
Wildlife ★ Good News
Americas flyways atlas maps the routes of 89 at-risk migratory bird species
A UN-backed Atlas for the Americas Flyways website tracks 89 at-risk migratory bird species and their routes across the Americas. The tool maps breeding grounds, stopover locations, and wintering areas to help policymakers protect vulnerable populations.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
US Solar Cell Manufacturer Rises From The Dead, Again
US solar cell manufacturer Suniva is expanding operations with plans to increase annual production capacity from 1 gigawatt to 5.5 gigawatts. The company's revival represents a significant boost to domestic solar manufacturing capacity.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
BYD’s new Sealion 05 EV is a smart electric SUV that’s cheaper than it looks
BYD has unveiled the Sealion 05 EV, an affordable electric SUV priced under $16,000 that is slightly smaller than the Tesla Model Y. The vehicle features advanced autonomous driving capabilities and demonstrates cost-effective EV technology.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Vietnam’s solar capacity surpasses 19 GW
Vietnam's solar capacity reached 19,252 MW by year-end, growing 586 MW in 2025 according to IRENA data. The expansion reflects the country's continued progress in renewable energy development.
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