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South America’s farms depend, in part, on a healthy Amazon
The Amazon rainforest regulates water cycles critical to South American agriculture through transpiration and evaporation. Deforestation threatens this hydrological system that sustains farming across the continent.
Climate
France cancels events and restricts alcohol consumption amid brutal heatwave
France placed over 75% of its population under heat alerts as temperatures exceed 40C, canceling outdoor events and restricting alcohol consumption. A record 35 departments face red danger-to-life alerts amid an extreme heatwave.
EV Good News
This zinc mine needed a truck no one made, so they made it themselves
Zijin Mining designed and built 290 electric haul trucks with 770 kWh batteries for their Xinjiang mine after finding no suitable commercial options. The 140-ton BEV trucks represent a significant shift toward electrification in mining operations.
Climate
Termination Shock — The Existential Danger Of Geoengineering
Four climate scientists warn that geoengineering poses severe risks including potential catastrophic consequences. The experts argue the technology is fundamentally flawed as a climate solution strategy.
Climate
El Niño Is Here and Will Have ‘Big Consequences’ for Global Weather
El Niño is arriving and will significantly impact global weather patterns through its effect on tropical Pacific ocean temperatures. The phenomenon is expected to have widespread consequences for weather systems worldwide.
Energy Good News
Can we electrify the world? Ambition moves from nerdish backwater to centre stage
Electrification of global energy systems is gaining prominence at climate talks, with potential to replace 80% of hydrocarbon-based energy and halve global energy demand. The shift from combustion to electrical energy could deliver significant cost savings while advancing fossil fuel phase-out goals.
Wildlife Good News
Skeleton of the world’s rarest marine mammal preserved by digital imaging
Scientists created a 3D digital reconstruction of a vaquita skeleton to aid conservation research as the world's rarest marine mammal faces extinction with fewer than double-digit numbers remaining in the wild.
EV Good News
BYD Battery Production Ramps Up In Brazil
BYD is expanding battery production in Brazil as part of its strategy to grow EV sales outside China. The company's vehicle exports have surged 65% this year, with May seeing 80% growth.
Energy
India Needs 10 GWh of Battery Storage Now to Stop Coal’s Inflexibility Wasting Clean Power
India requires 10 GWh of battery storage to prevent renewable energy waste as coal plants cannot quickly ramp down during peak solar hours. Battery storage is identified as the fastest solution to accommodate India's midday solar surge and reduce curtailment.
Energy Good News
Perovskite-Silicon Solar Cells Meet Matrix Shingled Interconnection Collaboration between Oxford PV & Fraunhofer ISE
Oxford PV and Fraunhofer ISE have developed a high-efficiency perovskite-silicon solar module using Matrix Shingle interconnection technology. This collaboration combines two advanced technologies to improve photovoltaic performance.
EV Good News
Here Comes Another New Addition To The US EV Battery Ecosystem
Canadian firm Graphite One plans to establish a graphite mine in Alaska and processing facility in Ohio to localize EV battery supply chains. The project aims to onshore critical mineral processing for energy storage applications.
Energy Good News
JinkoSolar achieves 34.82% efficiency for perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell
JinkoSolar has achieved 34.82% efficiency for perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells, validated by China's Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology. This represents a significant advancement in solar cell technology.
Energy
The Hydrogen Stream: 2030 targets increasingly out of reach, says IEA
Global hydrogen demand exceeded 100 million tonnes in 2025, but low-emissions hydrogen production grew only 20% to 1 million tonnes. The IEA warns that 2030 climate targets for hydrogen are increasingly difficult to achieve.
Climate
Heatwave pushes European temperatures to 42 C, power prices above €150/MWh
A Western European heatwave is pushing temperatures to 42°C, driving up electricity demand and spot prices above €150/MWh. Power system conditions are expected to tighten across multiple markets during the extreme heat event.
Energy Good News
Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics gets $66.5 million boost
Australia's Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics received a $95.4 million funding boost from ARENA to extend its solar research program through 2033. The investment supports the institution's world-leading photovoltaic research and development efforts.
Wildlife Good News
Conservation efforts by families displaced for national park sees success in DRC
Families displaced during Maiko National Park's creation in the 1970s are now leading conservation efforts in the DRC. The community-led initiative demonstrates successful integration of indigenous knowledge with habitat protection.
Policy
DeBriefed 19 June 2026: Bonn talks end in ‘gridlock’ | Energy’s ‘new era’ | Oceans in climate negotiations
UN climate negotiations in Bonn reached gridlock while discussions highlighted energy transition opportunities and ocean issues in climate talks. The week's key developments addressed renewable energy's expanding role amid ongoing diplomatic challenges.
Climate
Experts: Why carbon removal needs a ‘major scale up’ to return warming to 1.5C
Over 260 researchers in Milan discussed the need to dramatically scale up carbon removal technologies to achieve the 1.5C climate goal. Experts emphasize that major expansion of carbon removal is essential to address warming.
Energy
Datacenters driving US clean energy growth while still threatening climate
Datacenters are driving unprecedented US clean energy growth by investing in wind and solar power, but the facilities themselves remain a significant climate threat due to their massive energy demands.
Opinion
‘Termination shock’: trust our expert warnings on geoengineering’s planetary risks | Raymond Pierrehumbert, Julia Slingo, Michael Mann and Valerie Masson-Delmotte
Climate scientists warn against geoengineering as a solution to climate change, calling it a risky gamble with planetary systems. The experts argue that reducing carbon emissions remains the essential approach rather than relying on speculative technological fixes.
Energy Good News
One giant US power line, enough wind power for 1 million homes
SunZia, an $11 billion wind and transmission project, is now operational and can power 1 million homes. The project represents one of the largest US clean energy infrastructure investments completed to date.
EV Good News
Colombia announces 750 mile electric truck corridor linking Bogotá to Cartagena
Colombia is launching a 750-mile electric truck corridor connecting Bogotá to Cartagena with charging infrastructure. The project aims to support over 1,000 commercial EVs on Colombian roads by 2032.
EV Good News
Yup, China’s EV Price War Was Brutal, But It Drove Innovation
China's EV price war, despite being brutal, spurred significant innovation in the electric vehicle sector. The story examines the broader technological and market impacts beyond just sales figures and policy changes.
Energy Good News
Historic Graph: Solar Electricity Surpasses Coal Electricity In USA
Solar electricity surpassed coal electricity in the USA for the first time in May. This represents a historic milestone in the nation's transition away from fossil fuels.
Policy Good News
US Rescinds Plan To Dismantle Ocean Observatories Initiative
The National Science Foundation reversed its May decision to dismantle the Ocean Observatories Initiative. The ocean monitoring program will continue operations.
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