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Wildlife
Australia is failing to meet environmental targets despite being one of 17 megadiverse countries. The nation has the world's highest mammalian extinction rate, making conservation efforts critical.
Wildlife
Scientists have tagged the first nesting leatherback sea turtle in Ecuador, contributing to tracking efforts for the critically endangered Eastern Pacific population of fewer than 1,000 individuals. The research aims to better understand migration patterns and conservation needs for this rare species.
Climate
Europe experiences record May heat with temperatures shattering records across multiple countries. Deaths at amateur sports events in France prompt government warnings about the dangerous heat conditions.
Wildlife
Northern white rhinos, extinct in Uganda since 1983, are being reintroduced to Kidepo Valley National Park through a breeding program established in 2005. The species had been hunted to near extinction before conservation efforts began restoring populations.
Ocean
Wild North Atlantic salmon populations have declined 75% over 50 years, with fewer than 60,000 remaining around Iceland. Environmental advocates urge Iceland to reject new aquaculture legislation to protect the remaining wild salmon.
Policy
Leaked documents reveal mining giant BHP has scrapped emissions reduction projects and delayed renewable energy initiatives while receiving hundreds of millions in diesel tax breaks. Independent senator David Pocock criticizes the company for undermining Australia's climate policy commitments.
Policy
An Italian factory shut down for PFAS contamination was acquired by an Indian company and partly rebuilt, sparking protests over lack of chemical regulations in India.
Energy
UNSW and DAS Solar developed tunnel oxide passivated back-contact solar cells achieving 27% efficiency while reducing silver consumption by 3-4 mg/W. The zero-busbar metal grid optimization represents a manufacturing advancement for high-efficiency silicon solar cells.
Energy
Researchers developed a low-temperature hydrogen peroxide process to recycle solar panels by breaking down polymers into chemical feedstocks. The method reduces energy use, eliminates hazardous solvents, and minimizes landfill waste.
Energy
Fortescue is constructing a 690 MW solar farm and 650 MWh battery storage system in Western Australia to eliminate diesel and gas from its iron ore operations.
Policy
China has changed how it measures its core climate goal, creating a significant gap in emissions accounting equivalent to Germany's size. The new metric adjustment raises questions about the transparency of China's climate commitments.
Climate
Michigan experienced 33 tornadoes and severe flooding last year, with researchers confirming climate change links. The state is emerging as one of America's most climate-impacted regions.
Energy
Australian energy bills will drop up to 10% from July as renewable energy and battery storage reach record levels. Australia ranks among global top three in battery deployment with renewables meeting nearly half the nation's power.
Policy
BHP, the world's biggest miner, cancelled climate commitments while Australian taxpayers subsidize its fossil fuel use by $4 billion annually. The revelation highlights the contradiction between public climate goals and corporate actions.
Climate
The UK and parts of Europe are experiencing record-breaking temperatures in an unprecedented May heatwave. Experts discuss whether extreme heat events are becoming more frequent due to climate change and preparedness concerns.
Climate
BHP, the world's largest miner, has halted or delayed emissions reduction projects and strategized ways to postpone climate investments in its Australian iron ore operations. The company cited unavailable technology for trucks, trains, and dozers as reasons for delaying its net zero commitments.
Energy
SOLARCYCLE CEO Suvi Sharma discusses the company's efforts to scale up solar panel recycling as a critical next step for the solar industry. The interview explores the history of solar markets and how proper recycling practices can support sustainable growth.
Energy
Sunrun ranked #5 on TIME's 2026 most impactful companies list for expanding affordable home solar and battery storage while supporting grid stability through distributed power plants.
Energy
Homes are transitioning to intelligent, connected energy systems integrating EVs, heat pumps, solar panels, and smart appliances. This ecosystem approach optimizes electricity use and supports renewable energy adoption at the residential level.
EV
WattEV orders 370 Tesla semi trucks while California launches a $1 billion electric truck rebate program. The initiatives aim to accelerate adoption of electric heavy-duty vehicles in the US.
Energy
JA Solar and Gold Stone Energy achieved a world record 28.2% efficiency for single-junction silicon solar cells, certified by TÜV Rheinland. This represents a significant milestone in solar technology advancement.
Policy
The EU awarded €400 million to 65 industrial heat decarbonization projects across 10 countries. The funding targets electrification and renewable heat technologies in energy-intensive industries.
Energy
Spain and Portugal experienced a historic blackout caused by an overvoltage event that exposed weaknesses in grid coordination within renewable-heavy power systems. Both countries are responding with reforms to voltage-control rules, battery deployment, and grid-stabilizing technologies.
Policy
Brazil has legally protected much of the Amazon rainforest but lacks adequate funding to manage and enforce these protected areas effectively. The challenge highlights a critical gap between conservation commitments and the resources needed to implement them.
Energy
China exported a record 68 gigawatts of solar components in March 2026, a 49% increase from the previous record set in August 2025. Strong demand from Africa and Asia is driving the surge in Chinese solar exports.
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