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Climate
DNV’s 2050 Fuel Forecast Leaves Out Electrification
DNV's Maritime Forecast to 2050 projects 185 million tonnes of low-GHG fuel demand for international shipping, emphasizing molecular solutions over electrification in decarbonization efforts.
Policy
Representative Chellie Pingree Calls Out USDA For Its Failure To Investigate Climate Risks To Farms
Rep. Chellie Pingree urges the USDA to implement GAO recommendations for investigating climate risks to American farms. The House Agriculture Committee member, herself an organic farmer, criticizes the agency's delayed action on climate resilience.
Energy Good News
Corsica Sole switches on 150 kW electrolyzer at 12 MW solar plant
Corsica Sole has commissioned a 150 kW electrolyzer at its 12 MW solar plant to convert curtailed solar power into green hydrogen. The facility produces around 20 kg of hydrogen daily for maritime transport and local applications.
Policy Good News
Malaysia sets fixed grid charge, 10-year contracts for corporate solar
Malaysia has implemented fixed grid charges and 10-year contracts for corporate solar projects to improve bankability and accelerate renewable energy development. These policy measures aim to encourage more businesses to participate in the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme.
Ocean Good News
Tourism has the potential to reverse coral decline at Bali travel hotspot: Study
A study examines how tourism in Bali's Sanur coastal town could help reverse declining coral reef health. The research explores the relationship between visitor activity and coral ecosystem recovery in this popular destination.
Ocean Good News
How freediving helps Indonesia’s Bajau preserve traditions and conserve marine life
Indonesia's Bajau people use traditional freediving techniques to fish while preserving marine ecosystems and cultural practices. The community balances sustainable fishing methods with conservation efforts in their ocean environment.
Ocean
These dolphins are shouting
Pilot whales in the Strait of Gibraltar are increasing their vocalization intensity to communicate over underwater noise from ship traffic. The study reveals how marine mammals are behaviorally adapting to human-caused ocean pollution.
Policy
US environment agency let Bayer pick regulations for destructive weedkiller, documents show
EPA allowed Bayer to select its preferred regulations for dicamba, a controversial weedkiller, then incorporated those choices into federal rules. Internal documents reveal an unusually transparent view of pesticide regulation development typically conducted privately.
Energy Good News
UK regulator plans BESS fees to cut grid connection queue
UK regulator plans to implement financial commitment fees for battery energy storage systems to reduce grid connection queue overcapacity. Despite recent reforms, the queue remains more than double the capacity needed to meet 2030 renewable energy targets.
Climate
‘Post-Disaster Gentrification’ Proliferates in Florida Towns as Costs Soar Following Hurricanes
Post-disaster gentrification is occurring in Florida coastal towns as rebuilding costs surge following major hurricanes. Long-time residents struggle to afford reconstruction, leading to demographic shifts in affected communities.
EV Good News
Here’s all the dumb oil wars that electric cars have nothing to do with
The Strait of Hormuz closure and other ongoing oil conflicts demonstrate how geopolitical disruptions affect oil supply, yet electric vehicles remain unaffected by these energy-related conflicts.
EV Good News
E-quipment highlight: 4,400 hp Wabtec FLXDrive electric locomotive [update]
BHP's battery-electric Wabtec FLXDrive locomotives have completed nearly a year of successful operation at an Australian iron ore mine. The 4,400 hp heavy-haul trains demonstrate commercial viability of electric technology in mining operations.
EV Good News
Swaptopus inches towards reality as CATL reveals new semi truck battery
CATL and Octopus Energy launch Swaptopus, a joint venture to build a battery swap network for commercial trucks across Europe. The initiative aims to address charging infrastructure challenges for heavy-duty electric vehicles.
Energy Good News
Canada Haunts Trump With New Offshore Wind Project
Nova Scotia is developing a large-scale offshore wind project that will generate more electricity than the province needs. The excess clean power could potentially be exported to the United States.
Energy Good News
China’s Electric Aviation Advantage Is A Transport System, Not A Prototype
China's electric aviation advantage stems from developing integrated transport systems rather than individual aircraft prototypes. The focus should be on industry-wide infrastructure and implementation rather than isolated technological milestones.
Wildlife
Endangered Salmon May Soon Swim Freely up a Maine River. But as the Climate Changes, a Comeback Isn’t Guaranteed.
A Maine river offers ideal Atlantic salmon habitat, but climate change threatens their potential recovery despite dam removal efforts. Environmental conditions critical for the endangered species' survival remain uncertain as temperatures rise.
Policy Good News
California Adopts New Limits to Rein in Dairy Manure Pollution and Its ‘Outsized’ Groundwater Impacts
California's State Water Resources Control Board unanimously adopted stricter regulations on dairy manure pollution in the state's largest dairy farming region. The new limits aim to address nitrogen contamination and its significant groundwater impacts following years of environmental advocacy.
Energy Good News
Bangladesh cuts solar equipment import taxes to 1%
Bangladesh reduced solar equipment import taxes from 17% to 1% for 180 days to accelerate renewable energy deployment. The measure aims to reduce costs and help the country install 4 GW of rooftop solar capacity within the next year.
Energy Good News
Australian grid operator trials C&I rooftop solar initiative to share energy benefits with renters
Ausgrid is trialing a program to distribute commercial and industrial rooftop solar surplus to renters and apartment dwellers without solar access. The initiative aims to democratize renewable energy benefits across broader consumer groups.
Policy
US veterans have greater levels of Pfas in their blood than civilians, new study finds
A new study finds US military veterans have significantly higher levels of PFAS "forever chemicals" in their blood than civilians due to exposure at polluted bases. The chemicals accumulate in groundwater and soil around military installations from firefighting foam used in training and emergencies.
Climate
US wheat farmers navigate uncertainty amid drought and geopolitical chaos
US wheat farmers face economic pressure despite higher prices due to record fuel costs and severe drought in the Great Plains. Geopolitical factors and erratic weather threaten wheat exports and could further increase global food prices.
Climate Good News
New self-loading tech for bulk cargo vessels cuts freight emissions in HALF
A new self-loading bulk cargo vessel called MV Yampu reduces freight emissions by 50% through integrated loading technology. The innovation addresses decarbonization challenges in maritime shipping of coal, sugar, and other bulk materials.
EV Good News
Toyota’s new electric SUVs are catching on, with nearly 5,000 sold in August
Toyota sold nearly 5,000 electric SUVs in August, leading US EV sales growth with its refreshed electric vehicle lineup.
EV Good News
Want to get off gas? Learn how at Drive Electric Month events across the US
Drive Electric Month features over 150 events across the US and Canada this September and October to promote electric vehicle adoption. The campaign highlights how EVs offer energy independence amid rising global oil prices.
EV Good News
BMW begins iX3 deliveries early in the US as demand surges
BMW's new iX3 electric vehicle is experiencing strong demand with over 100,000 orders, prompting the company to accelerate production. Some US customers may receive early deliveries as the automaker ramps up manufacturing.
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