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China & EU Make Deal to Cut Flood of Hybrids into EU
China and the EU have reached a deal to restrict the influx of Chinese plugin hybrid vehicles into European markets. The agreement addresses concerns about China's dominance in the PHEV sector following significant improvements in battery capacity, efficiency, and technology.
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How much nature is left? Interview with Nature Data Lab’s Karl Burkart
A new geospatial platform called Global Safety Net v3 uses satellite imagery and AI to map remaining ecosystems and guide conservation priorities worldwide. The tool aims to serve as a monitoring system for land protection and conservation initiatives globally.
Ocean
Fishmeal factories take Senegal’s fish from the dinner table
Fishmeal factories in Senegal are depleting local fish stocks needed for food security, prompting community protests. The industry converts fish that could feed people into animal feed, raising concerns about ocean health and livelihoods.
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Painted wind turbines can dramatically reduce bird deaths, study finds
A study finds that painting wind turbine blades can significantly reduce bird collisions, offering a low-cost solution to a major environmental concern with renewable energy infrastructure.
Policy
Brazilian ranchers block government officials from demarcating Indigenous land
Brazilian ranchers are blocking government officials from demarcating Indigenous land in Pará state, supported by local politicians. The blockade prevents land demarcation for the Juruna people in the Volta Grande do Xingu region.
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Cop31 host urges wealthy countries to spend ‘much more’ on climate than defence
Turkey's Cop31 host urges wealthy nations to prioritize climate spending over defense, arguing climate is a security issue. However, he hedges on repeating fossil fuel transition commitments at next month's UN summit.
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French solar tender prices drop sharply in latest rounds
French solar tender prices dropped nearly 25% for ground-mounted systems and 15.5% for rooftop installations between 2025 and October 2026. The sharp cost reductions reflect improving solar technology competitiveness in renewable energy markets.
Policy
Max stupid: EU may loosen EV rules for third time in two years, aiding China
The EU may relax EV production regulations for the third time in two years, potentially weakening European automakers' competitiveness against Chinese manufacturers. The move comes amid fuel crises and climate impacts across Europe.
Policy
How the U.S. Public Lost Its Say on Environmental Policy
The Trump administration is systematically weakening the federal public comment process for environmental regulations and large projects. This limits citizen input on policies affecting highways, data centers, and other infrastructure while circumventing federal law requirements.
Wildlife
Logging threatens Bornean forest earmarked for Indigenous Peace Park
Indigenous communities in Malaysian Borneo face threats to their proposed peace park as a 283,500-hectare forest area has been converted into an active commercial logging concession. The Upper Baram Forest Area was envisioned for community-led conservation and self-governance.
Wildlife
Invasive species have more severe environmental impacts in Global South, study finds
A new study reveals invasive species cause more severe environmental damage in Global South countries than wealthy Global North nations. The findings expose weak governance and insufficient management capacity in poorer regions.
Wildlife Good News
Australia’s new eco police flexes muscles with major wildlife trafficking bust
Australian authorities disrupted a wildlife trafficking syndicate, seizing 28 native species and exotic animals along with approximately A$300,000 in cash and bullion. The operation represents a significant enforcement action against illegal wildlife trade.
Wildlife Good News
Crackdown reveals ‘industrial-scale’ wildlife and timber trafficking across Latin America
Interpol-led Operation Madre Tierra arrested hundreds across nine Latin American countries and recovered over 1,000 animals in a coordinated crackdown on wildlife and timber trafficking. The two-month initiative targeted industrial-scale environmental crimes in the region.
Wildlife
Endangered angelshark is still traded in Brazil despite import ban
Endangered angelshark continues to be sold in Brazilian fish markets despite an import ban. The species faces ongoing threat from illegal trade despite conservation protections.
Climate
Counterfeit seeds threaten African farmers’ crops and climate resilience: Study
Counterfeit seeds threaten African farmers' ability to access climate-resilient crops, potentially undermining food security and agricultural adaptation. The study highlights fraud risks in seed quality for maize, vegetables, and cereals across the continent.
Energy Good News
Inside BESS manufacturing: Maxxen’s utility-scale storage factory in Europe
Maxxen has opened an advanced battery energy storage system (BESS) manufacturing facility in Europe to produce utility-scale storage solutions. The facility represents manufacturing growth in the renewable energy storage sector.
Energy Good News
Everything’s bigger in Texas
Texas has become the fastest-growing solar market in the US, with nearly 54 GW of solar capacity and over 29 GWh of batteries installed. The state is also emerging as a major hub for solar manufacturing.
Wildlife Good News
Can hope save the planet? An endangered parrot that is beating the odds can help us find out | Helen Pilcher
The Living Planet Report shows global wildlife populations declined 73% in 50 years, but an endangered parrot's recovery offers hope for resilience and conservation efforts.
Energy Good News
Brilliant Matters, HeiQ plan to commercialize 12%-efficient semi-transparent organic solar cells
A Canadian-Swiss-German collaboration has developed semi-transparent organic solar cells achieving 12.04% efficiency with printed modules reaching 10.2%. The technology is expected to reach commercial availability in 2028.
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This is one of Norway’s most pristine fjords. So why is it being used as a dumping site for mine waste?
Norway's supreme court ruled against a government permit allowing a mining company to dump waste into Førde fjord, ending a 17-year environmental battle by local campaigners. The decision invalidates the permit to release mining waste into one of Norway's most pristine fjords.
Energy Good News
17 Manufacturers of Heat Pump Water Heaters Are Now on the Market (With More Coming Soon)
The number of residential heat pump water heater manufacturers in the U.S. market has grown to 17 in 2026, with Lennox and Reservoir among recent entrants. The expanding manufacturer base signals growing market adoption of this energy-efficient heating technology.
Energy Good News
South Korea Plans To Add 100 GW Of Renewable Energy By 2030
South Korea plans to add 100 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 as part of its energy transition strategy. The expansion represents a significant commitment to increasing clean power generation.
Policy
Hard Questions About the Permitting Bill
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 faces scrutiny over potential tradeoffs, particularly regarding how much additional fossil fuel development it could enable. Critics call for an honest accounting of the bill's environmental costs before celebrating its benefits.
Energy Good News
The Solar Century: Landmark Moments in the History of Solar Energy
Solar energy has evolved significantly over 70 years from the first silicon solar cell to becoming a major part of America's energy system. In 2025, solar and storage accounted for 79% of the nation's renewable capacity.
Policy Good News
Building Codes, Buy Clean, and Beyond: An Embodied Carbon State Policy Playbook
States are developing policies to reduce embodied carbon in buildings, addressing emissions from construction materials and processes. This approach targets the hidden climate impact of the built environment beyond operational emissions.
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