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Bengal tigers in Cambodia? Reintroduction plan raises questions
Cambodia is considering reintroducing Bengal tigers to its forests after the species was extirpated decades ago. The plan raises ecological and practical questions about habitat restoration and species recovery.
Wildlife
Gold mining damages dung beetle communities in the Amazon, study finds
Small-scale gold mining in Guyana destroys dung beetle communities and prevents their recovery for decades. Mining causes 90% of deforestation in the Guiana Shield, which contains a quarter of the Amazon rainforest.
Wildlife
Humans Are Changing How Nature Smells, With Risks for Wildlife
Air pollution, fertilizers, and fungicides are altering chemical signals that plants and animals rely on for communication. Scientists warn this could disrupt insect reproduction, foraging, navigation, and crop pollination.
Climate
Wildfire smoke has reversed US progress toward ozone air quality, study finds
A new study found that wildfires since 2015 have reversed US progress on ozone air quality standards. Wildfire smoke emissions have undone years of efforts to reduce ground-level ozone pollution.
Policy
California and New York weaken climate rules as red states ramp up green energy
Democratic-led states California and New York are weakening climate policies while Republican-led states accelerate renewable energy deployment, with Texas emerging as a clean-energy leader.
EV Good News
Nissan joins new ‘Cheaper Than China’ solid-state EV battery project
Nissan collaborates with Gelion on a three-year project to develop low-cost solid-state EV batteries. The technology aims to compete with Chinese battery manufacturers and reduce production costs.
Policy Good News
Citing Cleaner, Cheaper Alternatives, Colorado Regulators Deny Xcel Energy’s $2.9 Billion Gas System Plan
Colorado regulators rejected most of Xcel Energy's $2.9 billion gas infrastructure plan, favoring cleaner and more affordable alternatives. The decision aligns with environmental groups' advocacy for reducing methane gas investments.
Policy
Donald Trump Gives Big Coal $700 Million Handout While Americans Pay
The Trump administration plans to distribute $700 million in taxpayer grants to aging coal plants and fund construction of two new coal facilities. The announcement continues a pattern of government subsidies for the declining coal industry.
EV Good News
Chinese NEV Share Hits 63%. What’s Next?
China's electric vehicle market share reached 63% in May 2024, including both battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The milestone reflects continued rapid EV adoption in the world's largest auto market.
Policy Good News
Local indigenous people get more land in a DRC community forest
The DRC's Tshopo province granted 31 community forest titles to Indigenous farmers in May, bringing over one million hectares under local stewardship. Bantu and Mbuti communities gain official recognition of their historical land claims.
Policy Good News
Q&A: How UK’s seventh carbon budget will deliver ‘£865bn’ in economic benefits
The UK Labour government is pursuing its seventh carbon budget to cut emissions to 87% below 1990 levels. The policy is projected to deliver £865 billion in economic benefits.
Climate
El Niño expected to develop in coming months, bringing hotter and drier weather to eastern Australia
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology forecasts El Niño development during winter, expected to bring hotter and drier conditions to eastern Australia. Multiple agencies are aligning on predictions for the first El Niño since spring 2023.
Energy Good News
Scientists achieve 27% efficiency in a co-deposited inverted perovskite
Chinese scientists have achieved 27% efficiency in co-deposited inverted perovskite solar cells using a new technique to prevent molecular degradation. This represents the highest certified power conversion efficiency reported for this solar cell architecture.
Energy Good News
Africa: A Quiet PV Revolution with Global Implications
Africa is experiencing a rapid expansion of solar photovoltaic installations across the continent. This renewable energy growth has significant implications for global climate and energy markets.
Wildlife
Chimpanzees vs. a mega railway
Guinea's Simandou railway corridor is fragmenting forests and threatening the largest population of endangered western chimpanzees. The mega project raises questions about balancing development with wildlife conservation in West Africa.
Ocean
Dolphins, Sharks, Turtles and Workers Are All Victims of Unregulated Squid Fleets
Unregulated squid fishing fleets operate with minimal oversight, causing environmental damage and harming marine species while exploiting workers. Hundreds of crew members from Indonesia and the Philippines have exposed widespread human rights abuses and ecological crimes at sea.
Policy
Appeals Court Affirms Dismissal of Youth Climate Case Against Trump
A federal appeals court dismissed a youth climate lawsuit against the Trump administration, siding with the government and Republican-led states over executive orders promoting fossil fuels. The court ruled the plaintiffs lacked legal standing to challenge the federal actions.
Energy
Analysis: China’s CO2 climbs 2% in early 2026 due to ‘wasted’ wind and solar
China's CO2 emissions rose 2% in Q1 2026 despite renewable energy expansion. The increase is attributed to inefficient renewable energy utilization and grid management challenges.
Climate
Cropped 3 June 2026: Highway through the Amazon | El Niño impact | State of CO2 removal
A curated news digest covering a proposed Amazon highway, El Niño climate impacts, and the current state of carbon dioxide removal technologies. The post synthesizes multiple stories at the intersection of climate, land use, and environmental solutions.
Ocean
International Sea Level Satellite Observes El Niño Precursor
Sentinel-6 satellite data shows warm ocean water moving eastward across the Pacific, indicating a potential El Niño event developing. The warm Kelvin wave suggests significant climate pattern shifts may be approaching.
Climate
​Why is Europe still not ready for extreme heat?
Europe faces inadequate preparedness for increasingly dangerous heat waves, with early estimates suggesting 250+ deaths in the UK alone. Scientists warn of incoming El Niño conditions set to bring another intense summer.
Climate
Australia’s GDP figures are meaningless when the boom in datacentres means destroying jobs and the climate | Greg Jericho
Australia's March GDP growth was driven largely by datacentre investment, which a new report warns will increase climate risks and power costs. The economic expansion may undermine climate goals by prolonging coal use and increasing gas generation.
EV Good News
Caterpillar BEPU makes going electric as easy as swapping an engine
Caterpillar introduces a Battery Electric Power Unit that can directly replace diesel engines in existing machines with minimal modifications. The plug-and-play solution uses the same motor mounts and space, simplifying the conversion to electric power.
EV Good News
Top Selling Electric Vehicles in the World — April 2026
Global plugin vehicle registrations grew 9% year-over-year in April 2026, reaching 1.6 million units. Battery electric vehicles surged 19% while plug-in hybrids declined 9%, signaling a shift toward pure electric adoption.
EV Good News
SEAT & CUPRA Plant in Martorell Starts Production of CUPRA Raval & Volkswagen ID. Polo, Leading a New Era of Mobility in Europe
SEAT and CUPRA's Martorell plant begins production of electric urban vehicles including the CUPRA Raval and Volkswagen ID. Polo. The four-model lineup aims to make electric mobility more accessible across Europe.
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