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Scania Launches 720-KM Battery Electric Truck, Hydrogen Stakeholders Double Down
Scania has unveiled a battery electric truck with a 720-kilometer range, advancing heavy-duty EV technology. The development comes as hydrogen advocates continue pushing alternative fuel solutions for commercial transport.
Ocean
Marine heatwave likely caused sharp decline in Hawaiian humpback whales, study finds
A marine heatwave in the northeastern Pacific Ocean from 2013-16 caused a decline in forage fish and krill populations. The Hawaiian humpback whale population subsequently declined sharply as their food sources diminished.
Ocean
Report links fishmeal production to decline in key species for Guinea-Bissau communities
Industrial fishmeal production is driving rapid population declines of sardinella species off Guinea-Bissau, threatening a critical protein source for West African communities. An OCCRP investigation links the depletion of Madeiran sardinella and related species to intensive industrial fishing practices.
Climate
Wildfires on doorstep of Indonesia’s new capital as environmental and health crisis flares
Indonesia's escalating wildfire crisis has reached the outskirts of Nusantara, the new capital city under construction on Borneo. Fires burning 19-25 miles away pose environmental and health threats to the developing political center.
Wildlife
Indonesian wildfires threaten leading orangutan research site in Borneo
Indonesian wildfires are threatening Rangkong research station in Borneo, forcing critically endangered Bornean orangutans to flee and endangering one of the world's longest-running wild ape studies. Staff are working around the clock to protect the facility as flames approach within 200 meters.
Climate
Revealed: England’s June 2026 heatwave sparked record demand for ambulances
England's June 2026 heatwave set temperature records and overwhelmed ambulance services across the country. All ambulance services experienced some of their busiest days on record during the extreme heat event.
Policy
‘Tidal wave’ of Pfas being launched to satisfy AI industry, campaigners warn
Manufacturers of PFAS forever chemicals are planning increased production to meet AI industry demand, despite health concerns. Environmental campaigners warn the expansion poses significant public health and environmental risks.
Energy Good News
Georgia Tech, Bert Thin Films build 24.3%-efficient copper-contacted TOPCon solar cell via LECO
Georgia Tech researchers developed a 24.3%-efficient copper-contacted TOPCon solar cell that nearly matches silver-contacted performance. The breakthrough reduces contact resistance and copper diffusion, potentially lowering silver consumption and manufacturing costs.
Policy Good News
Iceland, One of Three Countries That Still Hunts Whales, Considers Ban
Iceland, one of only three countries still permitting commercial whaling, plans to introduce a bill in February that could ban the practice. This potential policy shift would reduce whaling pressure on marine mammal populations.
Climate
Panama canal traffic to be cut again as drought from El Niño worsens
The Panama Canal will reduce maritime traffic again due to worsening drought linked to El Niño, further disrupting one of the world's critical shipping routes that handles 5% of global maritime trade.
Climate
US ‘super-emitters’ of planet heating methane identified by satellite analysis
A UCLA satellite analysis identifies Energy Transfer's Louisiana gas processing facility as the largest single methane emitter in the US. The study ranks oil and gas operations by methane releases, a potent greenhouse gas accelerating planetary warming.
Climate
Europe’s summer emergency was a dire warning for Australia. What can be learned before it’s too late? | Nick Rowley
Europe's deadly 2003 and 2023 heatwaves serve as warnings for Australia's vulnerability to extreme heat. Between 2000-2018, extreme heat killed more Australians than all bushfires, floods, storms and cyclones combined.
EV Good News
BYD is ‘leading’ the solid-state battery race, and its first EV with the new tech is almost here
BYD claims to lead the solid-state battery race, planning to launch its first EV with this technology in 2027. The advancement could improve EV performance and range through next-generation battery technology.
EV Good News
BYD unveils flagship 600 km electric truck with 1.5 MW charging
BYD unveiled the ETT 44 heavy-duty electric truck with 600 km range and 1.5 MW fast charging at IAA Transportation 2026. The vehicle represents BYD's expanded push into Europe's commercial freight market with advanced charging technology.
Energy Good News
More Than 56% of California Electricity Demand Supplied by Wind, Water, & Solar in 2026
California is projected to supply over 56% of its electricity from wind, water, and solar sources in 2026, continuing its renewable energy expansion. The state continues installing renewable power plants and rooftop solar systems to meet growing clean energy demands.
EV Good News
Electric Trucks Will Take Center Stage At IAA Transportation Show In Hannover This Week
Electric trucks will be showcased at the IAA Transportation Show in Hannover, while US truck manufacturers resist emissions regulations. The shift toward commercial vehicle electrification may accelerate as battery costs continue to decline.
Wildlife
Roads, infrastructure prevent tigers from settling in Indian tiger reserve
Kawal Tiger Reserve in southern India has abundant prey but no resident tigers due to roads and infrastructure fragmenting habitat connectivity. The reserve's infrastructure barriers prevent tigers from settling despite ideal ecological conditions for their population.
Wildlife Good News
Decline of migratory birds spurs calls for coordinated conservation
Migratory bird population declines signal ecosystem stress worldwide, prompting calls for coordinated international conservation efforts. Government and conservation leaders met in Nairobi to address the crisis across borders.
Ocean
Can we stop ships from killing the Mediterranean’s last great whales?
Ship collisions are a leading cause of death for endangered Mediterranean sperm and fin whales, with thousands of vessels traveling through key habitats at dangerous speeds in 2025.
Wildlife Good News
The bird that changed Ecuador: how a chance discovery of a rare species helped to save many more
A rare jocotoco antpitta discovery in Ecuador 30 years ago led to the creation of a foundation that has become a global conservation model. The initiative demonstrates how protecting a single species can drive broader biodiversity restoration efforts.
Policy
EPA plans to raise your health costs by $120B on Monday
The EPA plans to announce a new policy eliminating power plant pollution limits, expected to increase long-term health costs by $120 billion. The decision represents a rollback of environmental regulations.
Wildlife Good News
Biodiversity corridor payments boost household incomes in Vietnam’s Annamite mountains
Biodiversity corridors in Vietnam's Annamite mountains connect protected areas while providing direct payments to local households, addressing conservation funding challenges. The initiative aims to prevent species loss while reducing financial tradeoffs faced by communities living in conservation zones.
Wildlife
Formal Repeal of Roadless Rule Directly Threatens Midwest Wilderness
The repeal of the Roadless Rule threatens Michigan's Norwich Plains wilderness in the Upper Peninsula. The unbroken forest habitat supports endangered species like eastern gray wolves and American martens.
Energy Good News
New fleet of battery electric trains promises faster, more reliable UK travel
British-designed battery electric trains have been announced for northern England, promising job creation and reduced carbon emissions. The new fleet aims to deliver faster and more reliable rail service across the region.
Energy Good News
Electric cars and solar are the hedge against this out-of-control energy crisis
A drone strike disrupted Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline, removing 5% of global supply and pushing crude prices above $104. The article highlights how renewable energy and EVs provide alternatives to volatile fossil fuel markets.
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