Latest News
4,631 stories · page 40 of 186
Wildlife
Kazakhstan released a wild-caught female Caspian tiger into a nature reserve, marking the first step in reintroducing the species after 70 years of extinction in the region. Additional tigers from Russia will be released to establish a self-sustaining population of approximately 50 animals.
Climate
Record wildfires across England amid extreme heat and drought conditions have overwhelmed emergency services. Climate scientists warn that government-led prevention strategies are needed alongside firefighting efforts to address the crisis.
Energy
Tesla is filing for a $10.1 billion solar cell manufacturing facility in Texas, expected to create nearly 10,000 jobs and begin production in 2029. The project represents Tesla's largest US manufacturing investment to date.
EV
Sinopec converted a Shanghai gas station into an EV-only charging hub with BYD's 1,500 kW fast chargers. The oil giant removed underground gasoline tanks to create the facility.
Climate
Amazon plans to build a massive AI data center that could become the largest pollution source in the USA due to its enormous energy consumption. The project raises concerns about tech companies prioritizing AI development over climate commitments and carbon reduction goals.
Wildlife
Zambian authorities seized over 500 kg of ivory and arrested a suspect linked to regional trafficking networks, acting on intelligence from the Environmental Investigation Agency UK. The operation targets organized ivory trafficking operations with connections to previously convicted smugglers.
Wildlife
Indigenous women in Kenya's Mau Forest are leading forest restoration efforts while challenging traditional gender roles. The Paran women's group combines environmental conservation with social change in southwestern Kenya.
Climate
Typhoon Dolphin: more than a million people evacuated in China as record rainfall dumped on Shanghai
Typhoon Dolphin caused over 1 million evacuations across eastern China as record rainfall threatened widespread flooding and landslides. Authorities relocated residents from Zhejiang and Fujian provinces to emergency shelters ahead of the storm's inland movement.
Energy
Nuclear power produces low-carbon electricity and firm generation, but new reactor construction succeeds primarily when governments lead development and taxpayers assume financial risk. The article examines why countries with successful nuclear programs maintain different approaches to building new capacity.
Energy
Chinese researchers developed zinc oxide coatings that protect heterojunction solar cells from UV degradation, improving lifetime power generation by 4.8% over 25 years. The innovation reduces levelized cost of energy while maintaining visible-light transmission efficiency.
Energy
India's Solar Energy Corp. received a record-low bid of $0.055/kWh for 1 GW of round-the-clock renewable energy. The tender demonstrates India's competitive renewable energy market and capacity for firm, dispatchable clean power.
Ocean
Florida wildlife authorities are implementing a 'coastal corridor' project combining multiple ocean-based conservation efforts to address climate-related threats to marine life. The initiative aims to protect vulnerable species like manatees, coral reefs, and sea turtles while supporting economic growth.
Wildlife
Mercury from illegal gold mining contaminates food and water supplies in Colombian Amazon rainforest communities. Indigenous populations face severe health risks from this silent environmental crisis.
Climate
A fast-moving wildfire in British Columbia's Okanagan region burned across 9,500 hectares, forcing thousands to evacuate from wine and orchard communities. The Bald Range fire nearly doubled in size overnight, prompting government response and evacuation orders.
Energy
Australia's energy market shows record renewable energy production while gentailers increase charges to maintain profitability. Domestic battery installations are growing significantly alongside the renewable expansion.
EV
CATL, the world's leading battery maker, has developed a battery for electric aircraft and passed a critical safety test. The battery successfully contained a chain reaction when two adjacent cells were intentionally triggered.
Wildlife
KehatiKu, a conservation organization in Indonesian Borneo, is using a crowdsourced photo app to monitor wildlife and incentivize locals to document orangutans and other species. The project collected 175,000 sightings in one year, paying participants up to $6 per orangutan photo.
Wildlife
Kazakhstan released its first Amur tiger into the wild in over 70 years, with an adult female named Umit marking a significant conservation milestone. The reintroduction effort represents a major step in restoring the species to its historic habitat in the country.
Wildlife
Amazon fish are ingesting microplastics while breathing in river systems. Plastic pollution is now integrated into the aquatic food chain of the world's largest rainforest region.
Climate
Indigenous leaders in the Peruvian Amazon demonstrate effective environmental solutions through traditional forest gardening practices. The story highlights how indigenous communities are implementing working sustainable land management approaches.
Climate
British Columbia faces an unprecedented wildfire crisis with 102 active fires across the province, forcing 22,000 people to evacuate. The Canadian federal government has announced emergency assistance as nearly half the fires remain out of control.
Policy
The Guardian view on India’s green growth gamble: it will need more than private finance | Editorial
India aims to expand its economy eightfold while simultaneously decarbonizing and reaching net zero, an unprecedented challenge with no historical precedent. The country will need substantial state-generated demand alongside private finance to industrialize sustainably and avoid China's overcapacity problems.
Energy
UK datacenters are expanding rapidly to support AI operations, but their massive water and energy consumption is creating resource conflicts with communities. The government wants to triple datacenters while the country faces drought and climate pressures.
Climate
Climate scientists warn a 'super El Niño' could bring wet winters and coastal flooding to the western and southeastern US through early 2027. The phenomenon, driven by warming sea surface temperatures, is predicted to be the strongest of the century.
EV
Europe's EV market is growing but lags behind China's industrial shift toward electric vehicles. The continent ranks mid-pack globally rather than leading the EV transition.
Jump to page
Copyright © Greenation.eco, 2026 | All rights reserved.