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Super Typhoon Sinlaku
Super Typhoon Sinlaku poses a significant threat to the U.S. Northern Mariana Islands and Guam in mid-April 2026. The storm represents the intensifying impact of extreme weather events linked to climate change.
Climate ★ Good News
In This Corner, Trump 2.0: In That Corner, States Rethink How To Reduce Emissions
US states are developing their own clean energy and emission reduction strategies as federal policy shifts in 2025. State-level efforts aim to accelerate renewable deployment and modernize grids while managing energy costs through 2050.
Climate
Leaked: Car Industry’s Latest Demands Could Cost EU Extra €74 Billion In Oil Imports
European car manufacturers are lobbying to weaken EU CO2 targets, which could increase oil imports by €74 billion and delay affordable EV adoption. Transport and Environment warns that industry demands contradict rising consumer interest in electric vehicles.
Wildlife
Can nature outcompete war in Eastern Congo?
Eastern Congo's Virunga National Park faces pressure from deforestation, wildlife depletion, and conflict despite its ecological richness. The story examines whether conservation efforts can compete with these threats in one of Africa's most biodiverse regions.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
France Moved First, But Markets Everywhere Are Signaling Electrification
France is doubling state support for electrification to €10 billion annually through 2030, including a ban on gas heating. The move signals a broader market trend toward electrification across multiple sectors.
Climate ★ Good News
30-year Himalayan project shows power of community-led forest restoration
A 30-year study documents successful forest restoration on a 28-hectare Himalayan slope in India's Uttarakhand region. The research demonstrates how community-led initiatives can effectively restore degraded land and provide environmental benefits.
Ocean
Council recommends opening US Pacific marine monuments to commercial fishing
A U.S. fishing regulator recommended opening four Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing, citing sustainable practices. Conservationists and indigenous groups oppose the move, warning it will harm pristine ocean ecosystems.
Wildlife ★ Good News
Defying conflict to track the world’s rarest chimpanzees
Researchers track Nigeria–Cameroon chimpanzees, the world's rarest subspecies, in Nigeria's largest protected wilderness despite regional conflict. The population at Gashaka Gumti National Park has remained largely unstudied for nearly a decade.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Zwitterions Are The Key To New Solid-State Batteries
Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists have developed a new solid-state battery electrolyte using zwitterions. This innovation could advance battery technology for electric vehicles and energy storage applications.
Wildlife
One in Five Gray Whales That Enter San Francisco Bay Die There
Gray whales are increasingly entering San Francisco Bay due to ocean warming and depleted food sources. Nearly 20% of these whales die in the bay, primarily from boat strikes.
Climate
Repeated failures expose gaps in Indonesia’s nickel waste management
A mining waste tailings landslide in Indonesia's Morowali region in February 2026 highlighted systemic failures in the country's nickel waste management practices. The incident exposed significant regulatory and safety gaps in Indonesia's mining operations.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Some Weird Things Are Happening And The Grid May Never Be The Same
New battery storage techniques are poised to transform renewable energy economics on the utility grid. The innovations could significantly reduce costs and improve availability of clean energy infrastructure.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
China Leads, India Surges, America Lags Badly in the Clean Power Buildout
India added 44.6 GW of solar capacity in fiscal 2026, reaching 150.26 GW total installed, while a global comparison shows China leading and the US lagging in clean power deployment.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Boreal Orders 20 Candela Electric Ferries For Use In Norway
Norwegian ferry company Boreal ordered 20 electric fast ferries from Candela to replace diesel-powered vessels. The fleet transition represents a significant shift toward sustainable maritime transportation in Norway.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
It begins: electric articulated haul trucks reach series production [video]
Volvo has begun series production of its A30 and A40 Electric articulated haul trucks, marking the first time electric haulers of this size have moved from pilot stage into regular production.
Wildlife
The mother of orangutans
Dr. Birutė Galdikas, a pioneering primatologist who spent nearly 50 years studying orangutans in Borneo, passed away at 79. Her groundbreaking research transformed scientific understanding of great ape behavior and conservation.
Climate
An environmental disaster in Moldova has Russia’s fingerprints all over it | Paula Erizanu
Russian military attacks on Ukraine's hydropower complex have caused oil contamination in Moldova's Nistru river, threatening drinking water supplies for border communities. The incident represents a cross-border environmental disaster with potential health risks for Moldovan residents.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
5 offshore wind farms move ahead after Trump admin misses appeal deadline [update]
The Department of the Interior missed its deadline to appeal court decisions supporting five East Coast offshore wind farms. The projects can now proceed with construction.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
EV prices drop again as the gap with gas cars hits a record low
Electric vehicle prices continue to decline in the US, narrowing the cost gap with gasoline vehicles to historic lows. This pricing trend could accelerate EV adoption among consumers.
Climate
Venezuela’s new mining law could spell disaster for the Amazon, critics warn
Venezuela is advancing mining legislation to attract private investment in gold, silver, and coltan. Environmental groups warn the law could worsen deforestation and pollution in Amazon mining regions.
Ocean
Marine heatwaves ‘nearly double’ the economic damage caused by tropical cyclones
Marine heatwaves can intensify tropical cyclones into "supercharged" storms that cause nearly double the economic damage of regular cyclones. The interaction between warming ocean temperatures and cyclone intensity represents a growing climate threat to coastal economies.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
A battery electric cruise ship may be closer than you think – Meet MEYER-WERFT’s Project ‘Vision’
Meyer Werft has unveiled a battery-electric cruise ship concept called 'Vision' aiming for zero emissions. The company suggests a functional prototype could arrive within just a few years rather than decades.
Wildlife
The Global Wildlife Trade Is Fueling the Spread of Viruses
A new study quantifies risks from global wildlife trade, finding nearly half of traded mammals carry pathogens transmissible to humans. The research highlights how wildlife commerce facilitates disease spillover events like HIV, SARS, and Ebola.
EV/Energy
VW replaces US ID.4 production with 18mpg Atlas SUV as gas prices spike
Volkswagen will halt US ID.4 electric vehicle production to increase manufacturing of gas-powered Atlas SUVs. The shift occurs amid rising gas prices and reduced EV tax credits.
EV/Energy ★ Good News
Kia reveals a slate of new EVs set to launch soon, including its first electric SDV and an SUV
Kia plans to expand its EV lineup to 14 models by 2030, including its first software-defined vehicle and new entry-level SUV. The automaker is increasing its electric vehicle offerings to meet growing market demand.
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