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Policy
The EPA proposed removing public participation requirements for air pollution permits from data center diesel generators classified as minor sources. The proposal eliminates transparency and public input for pollution sources from most data centers.
Policy
The Sierra Club and partners are opposing the Trump EPA's proposal to delay vehicle pollutant standards by two years, which would weaken protections against tailpipe emissions including nitrogen oxides and particulate matter.
Energy
Permitting delays significantly increase rooftop solar installation costs in the US. Massachusetts is developing solutions to streamline the renewable energy approval process.
Energy
New York has reached 8 gigawatts of distributed solar capacity and is ahead of schedule to meet its 10 GW target by 2030. The state's rooftop and small-scale solar installations continue to expand rapidly.
Energy
Octopus Energy is launching plug-in and wall-mounted home battery systems across five European markets starting in 2027. The 2 kWh and 5 kWh batteries support residential energy storage and grid flexibility.
Ocean
Sea cucumber populations in Australia's Rowley Shoals have declined by over 50% between 2018 and 2023 due to illegal fishing. The remote marine park's vulnerable populations face rapid depletion in one of the world's most pristine coral reef ecosystems.
Ocean
A 10-year Cabo Verde program has engaged local fishers in ocean protection efforts while maintaining their livelihoods. Fishers like Alberto Martius monitor sea conditions alongside their fishing activities to support conservation goals.
Wildlife
Yellow-billed kites face increasing hunting pressure in West Africa as poachers target them amid declining vulture populations. Despite their current 'least concern' conservation status, the species faces growing threats from belief-based hunting practices.
Ocean
A marine ecologist from Gaza continues researching critically endangered spinetail devil rays despite the ongoing conflict. His work tracking the species across the Mediterranean represents continued scientific dedication in challenging circumstances.
Wildlife
Dam removal efforts on Maine's Sebasticook River have enabled alewives to successfully return for their annual migration. The river now experiences remarkable seasonal runs of the fish species, celebrated by local communities.
Energy
Poweroad has received China's first pilot Battery Passport from Bureau Veritas, advancing digital battery tracking under EU regulations. This development improves transparency across the battery lifecycle and supports circular economy goals.
Energy
Bangladeshi researchers modeled a 20.38 MW rooftop solar system for Dhaka Metro's MRT Line 6, demonstrating technical viability and significant CO₂ reductions. The project shows attractive economics with a six-year payback period and strong return on investment potential.
Energy
Vikram Solar has commenced PV module production at its new manufacturing facility in Gangaikondan, Tamil Nadu, India. The plant's first solar module has been successfully rolled out.
Energy
U.S. researchers demonstrated that residential air-source heat pumps can be retrofitted to operate on DC power with minor modifications and no performance loss. DC nanogrids using this technology could improve system efficiency and reduce electricity costs by 12.5-16.7% through reduced conversion losses.
Energy
Italian solar manufacturer FuturaSun launched Silk Nova Pure modules with integrated anti-soiling glass technology developed with Kastus. The technology reduces dirt accumulation and cleaning requirements throughout the module's lifetime.
Climate
A study of over 2,000 men found that exposure to common air pollutants causes epigenetic changes in sperm DNA, affecting gene function. The findings raise concerns about air pollution's potential impact on male fertility.
EV
Hyundai's IONIQ 5 is among the most popular non-Tesla EVs globally. The company's three-row electric SUV is gaining market traction with consumers.
EV
California has launched the RIDE program providing enhanced EV incentives specifically for rideshare drivers. This targeted initiative aims to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in the gig economy sector.
Energy
Grenergy is auctioning 1.5 TWh of solar and battery storage energy through its Chilean subsidiary GR Power. The energy will be available for both daytime and nighttime periods across plants in northern and central Chile.
EV
California announced new EV incentives to offset the federal tax credit's elimination, with preferential support for in-state manufacturers Rivian and Lucid. Tesla was excluded from the state subsidy program.
Policy
NGOs supporting Indigenous land rights in the Amazon can inadvertently harm groups lacking their assistance, according to new research. The study reveals unintended consequences of selective NGO support on territorial rights allocation.
Ocean
The ocean is filled with complex vocalizations from millions of sea creatures, contrary to the silent ocean depicted in Jacques Cousteau's 1953 film. Listening to whale communication can improve human connection, care, and overall ocean health.
Wildlife
Endangered dusky langurs on Malaysia's Penang Island have successfully begun using a new artificial canopy bridge made from recycled fire hoses. The crossing was documented by camera traps set up by the Langur Project Penang two months after installation.
Wildlife
Invasive blackchin tilapia from West Africa are devastating Thai river ecosystems by consuming native species like shrimp and crabs. Thai chefs and experts are exploring sustainable solutions, including culinary use, to manage the prolific invader.
Policy
Queensland government reviews environmental regulations for mining companies, raising concerns taxpayers may fund mine cleanup if rehabilitation requirements are weakened.
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