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John Salehe helped shape Tanzania’s community conservation movement
John Salehe shaped Tanzania's community conservation movement by encouraging coexistence between wildlife and local pastoralists and farmers. His work kept migration routes open for elephants and wildebeest between Lake Manyara and Tarangire national parks.
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Hundreds of sea turtles are stranded in Cape Cod each year. An ‘amazing network’ has mobilized to help
Massachusetts beaches have become a hotspot for sea turtle strandings, with hundreds rescued annually. A growing network of conservationists, volunteers, and the New England Aquarium's Sea Turtle Hospital work together to rehabilitate and release injured turtles.
Wildlife
Microplastics Found in Mexican Howler Monkeys Living in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Microplastics have been detected in Mexican howler monkeys living in Los Tuxtlas, a UNESCO biosphere reserve in Veracruz, indicating plastic pollution has penetrated even remote rainforest ecosystems.
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‘They do look majestic’: tears and pride as first white storks set free in Cornwall
Twenty-one white storks were released into the wild on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, marking the first time the species has been freed in the region in hopes they will eventually breed naturally. The Cornwall Stork Project aims to restore the birds to their historical habitat.
Energy
Ontario’s First Electricity Shortfall Isn’t A Capacity Shortfall
Ontario's electricity demand reached 145.6 TWh in 2025 with a 4.4% annual increase, while projections to 2050 range from 207 to 297 TWh depending on growth scenarios. The province faces uncertainty about infrastructure needs rather than immediate capacity shortfalls.
EV Good News
XPENG Debuts L03 AI SUV Coupe in Indonesia As Vehicle Heads for the Phillippines
XPENG launched its L03 AI-powered SUV coupe in Indonesia at an auto show, marking its Southeast Asian debut before expansion to the Philippines.
Policy Good News
France extends tax credit for cleantech industry for 3 years
France is extending its C3IV green industry tax credit for 3 years to support investment in battery, wind, solar, and heat pump value chains. The extension is expected to support around 40 cleantech projects by 2030 as part of France's reindustrialization strategy.
Energy Good News
Off-grid in Angola
Portugal's MCA group has activated two large-scale off-grid solar-plus-storage projects in Angola since December 2025. The projects support Angola's rural electrification program, which aims to build 46 autonomous solar minigrids across six provinces.
Wildlife
As Trump Expands Hunting and Fishing Access on Wildlife Refuges, What Will the Impact Be?
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced an expansion allowing hunting and fishing on over 95% of national wildlife refuge land, opening 92 million acres across 32 states. Sportsmen's groups have welcomed the expansion, which represents the largest such opening in the nation's history.
Wildlife
‘Devastating’: bulldozers plough through Big Bend national park as Trump’s border work pushes ahead
Bulldozers have begun construction on border wall infrastructure in Big Bend National Park's Santa Elena Canyon area as part of the Trump administration's expansion project. Environmental activists are monitoring the site amid concerns over impacts to the protected Texas parkland.
EV Good News
Podcast: Tesla Roadster is happening?, Kia EV3 in US, gas pumps replaced, and more
A podcast discusses recent EV industry developments including the Tesla Roadster's progress, Kia EV3 US launch, and gas pump replacement with EV chargers. The episode covers trends in sustainable transport and energy infrastructure.
EV Good News
Hyundai starts building the IONIQ 3, its affordable electric hatch
Hyundai has begun production of the IONIQ 3, an affordable electric hatchback aimed at the European market. The vehicle represents the automaker's effort to expand EV accessibility.
Energy Good News
This DIY heat pump plugs into a wall outlet and has no outdoor unit
MRCOOL has launched a plug-in heat pump that requires no outdoor unit, operating on standard 115-volt outlets. The all-in-one design simplifies installation for residential heating and cooling.
EV Good News
Kia announces EV3 prices for the US and Canada as its most affordable EV
Kia announced pricing for its new EV3 model, starting at $29,890 in the US and positioning it as Canada's most affordable EV. The vehicle expands access to electric vehicle options in North American markets.
Energy Good News
Move Local Energy Goals Forward: Apply to the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project
The U.S. Department of Energy is accepting applications for its Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project to help local governments, tribes, utilities, and organizations develop affordable energy solutions. The initiative focuses on supporting coastal, remote, and island communities in overcoming energy reliability challenges like aging infrastructure and harsh weather.
EV Good News
Aira EV Drives 68% of Wuling Orders at GIIAS 2026
Wuling Motors received 3,290 vehicle orders at Indonesia's 2026 auto show, with its Aira EV micro car accounting for 2,238 orders (68%). The strong demand demonstrates growing consumer interest in affordable electric vehicles in Southeast Asia.
Energy Good News
The Hydrogen Stream: Commissioning begins for 2.2 GW Neom H2 project in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's 2.2 GW Neom green hydrogen project enters commissioning while Germany cancels a planned 2.1 GW electrolyzer facility. Meanwhile, Europe and India advance hydrogen infrastructure through pilot installations and manufacturing partnerships.
Energy
When heat becomes a stress test: What extreme temperatures mean for photovoltaic systems and battery storage
Extreme heat creates challenges for photovoltaic systems and battery storage despite apparent synergies during hot summers. The article explores the complex relationship between renewable energy infrastructure and high temperature conditions.
Energy Good News
Chinese PV Industry Brief: Longi plans 100 MW perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell pilot line
Longi plans a 100 MW perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell pilot line. Tongwei and Trina Solar advance polysilicon acquisition and tandem solar production plans.
Energy Good News
PVFarm rolls out RE STACK software for utility-scale BESS planning
PVFarm launches RE STACK software to streamline utility-scale battery energy storage system planning across multiple geographies and manufacturers. The tool aims to accelerate and improve the comprehensiveness of site planning processes.
Ocean
Sand mining plans spark opposition from fishers in Indonesia’s Riau Islands
Sand mining plans in Indonesia's Riau Islands are facing opposition from local fishers who depend on the region's rich fishing grounds for their livelihoods. The proposed mining threatens marine ecosystems and fishing communities in one of Indonesia's most productive fishing areas.
Wildlife Good News
How AI helps gather remote biodiversity data: Interview with Microsoft’s Juan Lavista Ferres
Microsoft's AI for Good Lab uses artificial intelligence to process and analyze biodiversity data for conservation efforts. The technology addresses gaps in remote data gathering for environmental monitoring.
Climate Good News
‘To speak of agroecology is to speak of farmers’ autonomy’: Interview with Olga Muthambe
Hikone Moçambique leads agroecological practice programs for over 1,600 women across four Mozambique provinces. The initiative empowers rural women through sustainable farming practices that promote farmer autonomy.
Climate
Infrastructure and land use behind devastating India monsoon floods
Devastating monsoon floods in northeastern India affected over 500,000 people and killed 99 between June-August 2026, primarily caused by urbanization, deforestation, and wetland destruction rather than climate change alone, according to new research.
Wildlife
A Bicycle Journey Across Brazil to Find a Vanishing Savanna
A documentary examines how industrial agriculture is destroying Brazil's Cerrado savanna and altering water systems. The film explores the ecological and cultural impacts of this vanishing landscape.
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