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Policy
Indonesia is integrating scattered Indigenous data from government agencies to improve visibility of customary lands in spatial planning. The effort aims to address longstanding gaps that have made Indigenous territories less visible in permitting processes.
Climate
New England's wildfire season is intensifying, with Maine's 2025 summer fire activity quadrupling due to severe drought and Connecticut experiencing a quintupling of fall wildfires in 2024. The Northeast's growing fire problem remains largely overshadowed by Western U.S. wildfire coverage.
Climate
A human-caused wildfire in Reno, Nevada has burned over 15,000 acres and forced nearly 90,000 residents to evacuate. Strong winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation are fueling the fast-moving Hawk fire toward the city center and university campus.
Energy
US labor unions are mobilizing around clean energy jobs and climate action, with workers transitioning from traditional industries to renewable energy sectors. The movement has grown since Hurricane Sandy in 2012, addressing both climate crisis and economic inequality.
Energy
Latrobe Valley's coal industry faces terminal decline as the region undergoes rapid economic transformation. A photographic project documents this transition while organized campaigns against renewables complicate the shift to clean energy.
EV
Tesla Semi expands into European markets and secures its largest order to date, advancing electric heavy-duty truck adoption. The expansion marks progress in decarbonizing the commercial transportation sector.
Energy
Researchers compare AC-coupled and DC-coupled battery storage system designs using realistic dispatch modeling to optimize BESS sizing and LCOE outcomes. The analysis demonstrates how system architecture selection fundamentally changes based on actual operational data rather than generic assumptions.
Wildlife
A fur seal died from H5 bird flu in South Australia, the first confirmed mammal fatality on the mainland. The death follows mass mortality events in seabirds and signals potential ecosystem-wide impacts from the spreading virus.
Energy
Translucent Energy has opened a 1.3 gigawatt solar factory in South Carolina with plans for further expansion. The project represents growing solar manufacturing capacity in Republican-led states.
Policy
Indigenous Penan families in Sarawak protested destructive logging in the 1990s through blockades and legal action. The movement drew international attention and challenged the government's control over forest resources.
Policy
A report proposes government-backed 'solar bonds' to reduce loan costs for UK households installing solar panels. The initiative aims to make clean energy accessible to lower-income families by lowering upfront installation costs of £5,000-£10,000.
Climate
Rewilded wetlands and restored rivers at England's Holnicote estate remain green during drought, contrasting sharply with parched surrounding countryside. The National Trust demonstrates rewilding's resilience benefits against extreme weather and climate impacts.
Energy
Solar Panel Recycling CEO raises concerns about certification gaps and potential illegal waste export through reuse channels. The industry faces challenges in establishing standards for solar panel recycling and responsible reuse markets.
Energy
Indian researchers developed a photovoltaic-thermal system using air bubbles to improve cooling and efficiency. The system achieved 45.5% thermal efficiency and produced 15.5 ml/min of hydrogen in outdoor testing.
Energy
Chile's Atacama Desert has become oversaturated with solar projects, causing revenue collapse and bankruptcies among operators. The country is now pivoting toward energy storage solutions to utilize excess renewable capacity.
Policy
Texas oil and gas regulators will no longer accept public comments at their monthly open meetings, eliminating a three-minute public comment period that allowed citizens to weigh in on pipeline violations and permit decisions.
Climate
Rising CO2 levels are accelerating grass growth on the African savanna, a new study finds. The faster growth could increase wildfire intensity and alter wildlife distribution patterns.
Climate
Britain's railways face increasing strain from extreme heat, with developing El Niño conditions potentially bringing record temperatures in 2027. Railway operators are adapting by reducing speeds and timetables, but experts warn more climate adaptation is needed.
EV
Hyundai has opened pre-orders for the Ioniq V, an affordable electric vehicle priced at $17,700, though it is currently unavailable in English-speaking markets.
EV
Walmart has opened its 100th company-owned EV fast-charging site across 20 states. The 400 kW charging network represents expanding infrastructure for electric vehicle adoption.
Energy
Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline reroute project experienced another drilling fluid spill at Trout Brook in Wisconsin, the latest in a series of frac-outs during construction. The incidents raise concerns about environmental impacts and reported intimidation during the reroute process.
EV
Toyota continues developing advanced fluoride-ion battery technology while expanding its electrified vehicle offerings in the US market. The company is balancing long-term R&D on next-generation batteries with current EV product growth.
Energy
EcoFlow launches its Stream 5000 residential battery, a 5 kWh energy storage solution rolling out in the UK. The new battery line supports home energy independence and renewable energy integration.
Energy
China's polysilicon market shows early stabilization signs with wafer prices surging due to stronger downstream demand and increased international purchases.
Energy
JCB Hydromax set a speed record for hydrogen-powered vehicles. Egyptian researchers and companies in Japan, Australia, and Germany advanced hydrogen production and electrolysis technologies.
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