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Policy
Over 100 organisations and businesses are urging EU President von der Leyen to commission a science-based roadmap to prevent future fossil fuel crises in Europe. The initiative calls for independent analysis to guide Europe's transition away from fossil fuel dependency.
Policy
The TVA Board voted to sell its mineral rights to the Sugar Camp coal mine in Illinois, allowing continued operation of one of the nation's largest mines. Environmental groups condemn the decision as contrary to climate goals.
EV
African gas stations are transforming through locally-adapted EV charging solutions rather than copying Western fast-charger models. Cities like Nairobi, Kigali, Cotonou, and Johannesburg are developing unique approaches to roadside service station electrification.
Policy
A 95-organization coalition urges Congress to reject resolutions that would overturn Clean Air Act waivers states use to set vehicle emission standards. The waivers cover passenger cars, light-duty and medium-duty vehicles, and small off-road engines.
Wildlife
A rare bird species has inspired a wildlife conservation movement across 16 villages in Guyana's South Rupununi region. Local conservation leaders are documenting and protecting diverse species including giant anteaters and other wildlife.
Wildlife
The Xokleng Indigenous people in southern Brazil have planted nearly 100,000 seedlings of the critically endangered Brazilian pine tree (Araucaria angustifolia). This reforestation effort aims to restore populations of the native species that can grow over 50 meters tall.
Wildlife
Daniel Janzen leads forest restoration efforts in northwestern Costa Rica by removing cattle, controlling fires, and allowing natural reforestation through seed dispersal. The long-term project demonstrates how degraded ranchland can recover into functional forest ecosystem.
Ocean
The Southern Ocean krill fishery closed early for the second consecutive year after reaching its 620,000 metric ton catch limit, a precautionary measure to protect this crucial species at the base of the marine food chain.
Policy
Boulder, Colorado and other U.S. local governments are pursuing lawsuits against major fossil fuel companies in state courts, seeking accountability for climate damages. These cases, still in preliminary stages, follow a legal strategy similar to tobacco industry litigation from the 1990s.
Policy
London's low emission zone has proven effective at improving air quality, yet cities worldwide face resistance from misinformation and political pressure when implementing similar clean air initiatives.
Energy
England has received 45 onshore windfarm applications in the year to March, the highest in a decade, following Labour's reversal of the Conservative de facto ban from 2015. The surge reflects renewed government support for renewable energy development.
Policy
Policy makers and scientists are gathering in Mongolia to address the global soil crisis affecting rangelands covering half of Earth's land surface. Restoring rangelands and soils could help combat drought and preserve ecosystems.
Energy
Lithium battery fires at UK recycling centres exceed 10 per week, costing £1bn annually and creating safety risks. Improperly discarded batteries from vapes and other devices are causing a crisis at waste facilities.
Energy
Heart Aerospace successfully flew its X1 battery-electric demonstrator aircraft for 27 minutes, claiming it as the largest battery-powered plane ever flown. The milestone represents progress in developing zero-emission aviation technology.
Climate
Communities in Bangladesh, Mexico, and Thailand are implementing practical adaptation solutions including flood-resistant homes and ancient farming techniques to protect their livelihoods and food systems.
EV
Major automakers like Honda, Toyota, GM, and Ford must prioritize electrification investments or risk becoming obsolete in the EV market. The article warns that limited capital and engineering resources require focusing on proven electric powertrains rather than alternative technologies.
EV
China's July EV sales reached record market share with BEVs at 44% and plugins at 65%, driven by high gas prices and new EV models. Petrol vehicle sales crashed 44%, marking a significant shift in the automotive market.
Climate
European heatwaves since June have intensified political pressure on leaders over inadequate climate responses. Rising temperatures and drought are causing significant environmental damage while some governments continue policies that worsen the crisis.
Climate
Europe is experiencing record-breaking heat waves in 2026 that are causing significant impacts across the continent. The extreme temperatures are breaking historical records and creating serious consequences for the region.
Climate
The UK Met Office warns that the strongest El Niño in over 100 years will bring increased rainfall and storms to the UK this autumn. The unprecedented Pacific weather pattern is expected to cause severe droughts in the southern hemisphere.
Policy
The European Commission approved budget-flexibility guidelines allowing Member States to finance renewable energy, heat pumps, and energy storage from 2026-2028. Eligible investments include photovoltaics, batteries, EV charging, and building renovations under strict budgetary constraints.
Energy
Bangladesh is mandating solar-powered charging stations for millions of battery-powered auto-rickshaws to reduce electricity grid pressure. The policy aims to spur renewable energy investment and job creation while industry urges net metering inclusion.
Energy
A new report claims most U.S. solar module recycling results in landfilled or offshored waste rather than genuine material recovery. The analysis cites regulatory filings and industry data to challenge the effectiveness of current solar recycling practices.
Policy
An environmental group has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research, a leading Colorado-based climate research institute. The lawsuit argues the closure is unlawful.
Policy
The US Bureau of Reclamation released a new 10-year plan for managing the Colorado River after years of negotiations. Experts warn the proposal mandating up to 40% water cuts for California, Arizona, and Nevada may be insufficient to address the ongoing crisis.
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