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Indigenous food sovereignty is one of the most overlooked conservation strategies (commentary)
Indigenous communities managing a quarter of Earth's land demonstrate effective food sovereignty as a overlooked conservation strategy. The approach addresses interconnected crises of biodiversity loss, climate change, and food insecurity simultaneously.
Wildlife Good News
On an Indonesian island, an ancient ritual evolves to protect an endangered cockatoo
The Huaulu people of Indonesia's Seram Island have adapted their centuries-old Cidaku initiation ceremony to protect the endangered salmon-crested cockatoo. The Indigenous community collaborated with conservationists and government authorities to integrate wildlife protection into their sacred coming-of-age ritual.
Policy
Indonesia leads global tally of abuses linked to Chinese transition-mineral investments
Indonesia has recorded more human rights and environmental abuses linked to Chinese transition-mineral investments than any other country from 2023-2025, primarily in the nickel sector. A new Business & Human Rights Resource Centre report documents these violations tied to the global shift toward renewable energy minerals.
Ocean
NOAA’s New Priorities Put Profits Ahead of Marine Protections
NOAA is considering eliminating protections for endangered leatherback turtles, Steller sea lions, and right whales in various U.S. waters. The changes could prioritize commercial fishing interests over marine conservation efforts.
Energy Good News
AES Andes inaugurates 510 MW solar-plus-storage complex in Chile
AES Andes has completed a 510 MW solar-plus-storage complex in Chile's Antofagasta region following a $1.3 billion investment since 2016. The project represents a significant renewable energy infrastructure development in South America.
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Researchers model 1,708 pathways for global PV waste recycling
Researchers identified 1,708 pathways for optimizing global photovoltaic waste recycling, potentially cutting 3.32 billion metric tons of CO2 emissions and generating $935.5 billion in net benefits by 2060. Declining subsidies could help distribute recycling benefits evenly across regions.
Climate
Land crisis and ‘green revolution’ practices trap millions of Malawi’s farmers
Malawi's farmers face severe food insecurity due to land scarcity and agricultural practices tied to climate pressures. The crisis traps millions in poverty as they struggle to produce enough food for survival.
Wildlife
‘Cocoa fever’ in Liberia’s Grand Gedeh is wiping out native forests
Cacao farming is rapidly destroying Liberia's Grand Gedeh forests, which were 99% forested until 2020. The expansion mirrors deforestation patterns in neighboring Côte d'Ivoire, the world's largest cacao producer.
Wildlife Good News
Nepal’s newest national parks drive tiger recovery, but emerging concerns threaten progress
Nepal's wild tiger population has surged to 429 individuals in 2022, marking a historic recovery from just 16 tigers 16 years ago. New national parks are driving the conservation success, though emerging concerns threaten continued progress.
Energy
Offshore Wind Will Struggle Long After Trump’s Attacks
The U.S. offshore wind industry faces long-term challenges after Trump administration attacks on the sector undermine Biden's goal of powering 10 million homes by 2030. Industry recovery is expected to be slow even after the current administration ends.
Energy
China’s Solar Industry Slows Down Due to Industry Pressures
China's solar industry faces challenges including slower installation rates, overcapacity, and the transition to higher-efficiency technologies. The sector is experiencing a more difficult phase after years of rapid expansion.
Energy Good News
Chinese scientists achieve record-breaking 24.0% efficieny for meter scale perovskite solar modules
Chinese researchers achieved a record 24.0% efficiency for meter-scale perovskite solar modules using advanced processing techniques. The modules demonstrated strong durability, retaining 96% efficiency after 2,200 hours of testing and meeting international reliability standards.
Energy Good News
Saatvik Solar to add 3.6 GW of cell manufacturing capacity in India
Saatvik Solar Industries is expanding its Odisha manufacturing facility by adding 3.6 GW of solar cell capacity alongside its existing 2.4 GW cell and 4 GW module operations nearing completion.
Energy Good News
Canada Bets Big on Hydro and Wind Power
Canada announced a $70 billion CAD clean energy investment in hydropower, wind, and transmission projects. The initiative aims to meet domestic electricity needs while exporting power to U.S. northeastern states.
Climate
Analysis: The two largest reservoirs in the US have hit record-low levels
The two largest reservoirs in the US have reached record-low water levels, with the second-largest hitting this milestone on Saturday. This reflects ongoing drought conditions affecting the country's water infrastructure.
Climate Good News
Why land-use emissions have fallen by a third this century – in six charts
Land-use change emissions have declined by one-third this century, driven by reduced deforestation and forest degradation. The analysis uses six charts to illustrate this positive trend in a key climate mitigation area.
Energy
So Far This Year, China Has Wasted Enough Clean Energy to Power Mexico
China installed record renewable energy capacity but is now wasting massive amounts of clean electricity due to grid infrastructure limitations. The unused power generation equals Mexico's annual consumption.
Climate
Extreme heat more dangerous for people 60 and over than previously thought
A study reveals older adults face dangerous heat stress at lower temperatures than previously believed, with risks emerging at just 1.5°C of warming. Seniors will increasingly bear the health burden from more frequent extreme heat events globally.
Climate
European farmers face ‘unprecedented crisis’ after successive heatwaves
European farmers face unprecedented crisis as successive heatwaves and continent-wide drought cause catastrophic harvest losses. French vegetable production has declined significantly, with shortfalls ranging from 25% for courgettes to 100% for artichokes.
Energy Good News
ScottishPower Renewables & Masdar Mark Major Engineering Milestone at East Anglia THREE Windfarm
ScottishPower Renewables and Masdar have installed 95 foundations at the East Anglia THREE offshore windfarm off Suffolk. The £4 billion project will generate 1.4GW of clean power upon completion.
Policy
Q&A: What Does China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for Coal Mean for Climate Action?
China's National Development and Reform Commission published its 15th five-year plan for coal development, raising questions about the country's climate commitments and energy transition strategy.
EV Good News
Autonomous Electric Freight Trucks Scaling Up In Europe
Autonomous electric freight trucks are scaling up across Europe, offering an alternative to robotaxis that may be easier to implement. The technology combines autonomous driving with electrification to reduce emissions in long-distance transportation.
Energy Good News
Solar crosses 3 TW threshold
Global solar capacity has surpassed 3 TW, driven largely by China and emerging markets. Grid infrastructure and energy storage will be critical to integrating continued solar expansion.
Wildlife Good News
Safeguarding passageways is the next step for India’s growing tiger populations
India's rebounding tiger populations are dispersing into human-dominated areas, prompting conservationists to urge protection of ecological corridors connecting vital habitats. Experts warn corridors alone cannot substitute for preserving core habitat integrity.
Wildlife
Florida sets record for sea turtle nests but Trump move could stall recovery
Florida loggerhead turtles set a nesting record with 13,770 nests this season, but experts warn Trump's Endangered Species Act rollback could reverse decades of recovery progress.
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