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Energy
Venezuela plans to increase oil production in Lake Maracaibo, a region heavily polluted by over a century of oil exploitation. Local residents express anxiety about environmental degradation and health impacts from expanded drilling operations.
Climate
The UK experiences record spring temperatures exceeding 35C, forcing society to confront infrastructure and health challenges as climate experts warn of a new heat-driven normal.
Policy
The EU's 2024 regulation requiring plastic bottle caps to remain attached to bottles faced mockery but addresses a real environmental problem: caps are among the top items littering European beaches and are frequently ingested by marine animals. The policy exemplifies the value of EU environmental regulation backed by decades of coastal cleanup data.
Energy
China has identified hydrogen as a key future industry for its energy transition and decarbonization goals. The Q&A explores China's potential to develop hydrogen as a major clean-energy sector.
Energy
Canadian energy company Enbridge has activated the first phase of its $1.1 billion Sequoia Solar project, one of North America's largest solar farms, in Texas. The project represents a significant renewable energy infrastructure investment in the region.
EV
SAIC launched its first electric SUV with semi-solid-state battery technology in China, priced below $15,000. The advancement represents progress in affordable EV technology and battery innovation.
Energy
NIPSCO GenCo signed a 12-year contract to power Google and Amazon data centers in Michigan using its Merom coal plant. The deal raises concerns about coal dependence and potential costs to Indiana ratepayers.
EV
African countries face economic vulnerability from oil import dependence, with Kenya highlighting how regional instability drives fuel crises. Electric buses are presented as a solution to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels.
Energy
Africa's solar deployment in 2026 may be underestimated due to distributed installations not captured in official announcements. Analysis of import data could reveal a significant solar boom across the continent.
Climate
Record heat is affecting many parts of the world this year. Research indicates public reluctance to engage with information about the causes of this phenomenon.
Policy
California's gubernatorial race between Tom Steyer and Xavier Becerra will significantly influence climate policy for the world's 4th largest economy. The outcome could affect the global pace of clean energy transition.
Policy
The European Commission is moving to exclude leather, hides, and skins from its deforestation regulation despite internal research linking cattle production to deforestation. The decision contradicts the commission's own evidence and faces a June 1 feedback deadline.
Policy
Major palm oil industry players have made deforestation pledges covering most global trade, but loopholes undermine their effectiveness. The commitments fail to prevent tropical peatland clearing and exploitative practices despite over a decade of promises.
Policy
Brazil is investing $75 million in the BR-319 highway through the Amazon, which environmentalists warn could accelerate deforestation despite claims of environmental protections.
Wildlife
Nepal's infrastructure expansion is fragmenting wildlife habitats and movement routes across 515 biodiversity-important areas identified in a new WWF study. The research warns that highways, railways, and power lines threaten multiple threatened species beyond protected zones.
Climate
A government report warns the UK is unprepared for extreme heat as the nation records its hottest May temperature on record. The findings highlight how infrastructure and systems were designed for a climate that no longer exists.
Policy
The Trump administration EPA is eliminating Biden-era PFAS drinking water regulations and pursuing destruction of forever chemicals instead, which advocates argue will harm public health. Critics say the approach mirrors fossil fuel industry carbon capture tactics and will benefit industry while leaving dangerous chemicals in water supplies.
Climate
Seven deaths reported in France during extreme early summer heatwave affecting western Europe, with record May temperatures recorded across multiple countries. Météo France predicts temperatures could reach 39C as conditions persist through the week.
Climate
The UK recorded its highest May temperature of 35.1C at Heathrow on Tuesday, breaking the previous record set the day prior. This surpasses the previous May peak of 32.8C that had stood since 1922.
Climate
Puncak Jaya in Indonesia, one of the last equatorial glaciers, is rapidly retreating due to climate change. Project Pressure created a 3D model of the remaining ice before it disappears completely.
Energy
US renewable energy capacity is projected to surpass natural gas by early 2027, according to new EIA data reviewed by the SUN DAY Campaign. The milestone includes small-scale solar installations in the calculation.
EV
Volvo EV drivers in Europe will gain access to over 20,000 Tesla Supercharger stations across 29 countries later this year. The expansion aims to simplify EV charging infrastructure and increase adoption.
Policy
New York's state budget was passed with minimal public notice, gutting key climate law and environmental review requirements in the Transportation and Economic Development section. The secretive process delayed the fiscal plan by nearly two months before lawmakers voted.
Energy
France plans to double its domestically produced electricity share by 2030 in response to Europe's energy security challenges following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The move aims to reduce dependence on Russian fossil fuels and strengthen European energy independence.
EV
Colombia's EV market surged 316% in April 2026 compared to the previous year, with BEV market share reaching nearly 20%. This represents significant growth from 7.4% market share 12 months prior.
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