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Climate
A huge AI datacenter is planned near Mar-a-Lago. The Everglades could pay the price
A proposed 600MW hyperscale datacenter near the Florida Everglades raises concerns about water depletion and worsening toxic algal blooms in an already stressed ecosystem.
Ocean Good News
Humpbacks return to Rio: the whales are back from the brink of extinction – but will tourism help or hinder?
Humpback whale populations are recovering near Rio de Janeiro after near-extinction from whaling, attracting growing tourist interest. Marine biologists debate whether expanding whale-watching tourism can coexist with continued conservation efforts.
EV Good News
EVgo + GM open 350 kW flagship charging for EVs with trailers
EVgo and GM opened a new flagship DC fast-charging station near Detroit with 12 high-power 350 kW stalls supporting both CCS and NACS connectors. The station features pull-through charging designed for electric vehicles towing trailers.
Climate
PTC One-C Heads Toward Hawaii; Life-Threatening Floods Possible
Tropical cyclone One-C is moving toward Hawaii with potential for life-threatening floods, driven by El Niño and record sea-surface temperatures in the Eastern Pacific.
Policy Good News
Indigenous groups renew legal challenge to Indonesian conservation law
Indigenous groups in Indonesia are legally challenging a new conservation law they say could allow government designation of their ancestral lands without consent. The groups argue the law threatens their land rights and traditional territories.
Policy
US Senate Committee Advances Bill Exempting Montana Coal Company From Environmental Standards
A U.S. Senate committee approved a bill exempting Signal Peak Energy from environmental standards through a coal resource swap supported by Montana's Crow Tribe. Democrats opposed the measure, raising concerns about its environmental implications and benefits to the coal exporter.
Energy Good News
Czechia installs 295 MW of solar in H1
Czechia installed 295 MW of solar capacity in the first half of 2026. While commercial and industrial solar momentum remains strong, residential solar installations declined during the period.
Energy Good News
SEG Solar opens 4 GW Texas module factory
SEG Solar opened a 4 GW module manufacturing facility in Texas and plans to expand to 10.6 GW of capacity by 2027. The company also plans a future heterojunction solar cell facility in the U.S.
Energy Good News
Microgrids can have macro impact
Solar microgrids can provide electricity to Caribbean communities lacking grid infrastructure, including riverine villages and fishing settlements. CCREEE modeling examines how these systems can bring power and economic benefits to remote locations.
Climate
As Climate-Fueled Extreme Weather Spikes, Loneliness Can Be Life-Threatening
Extreme weather events are forcing people indoors for safety, but isolation creates significant public health risks including loneliness. Research shows climate-driven extreme weather events correlate with increased social isolation and its associated health dangers.
EV Good News
Kia EV3 prices and range revealed, starting at $30,000
Kia's affordable EV3 electric SUV launches in the US at $29,890 with EPA-estimated range up to 321 miles. The vehicle represents increased accessibility to electric vehicle technology in the mass market.
Energy Good News
Computing Facilities Can Save Big and Keep Cool by Looking Underground
A National Laboratory study shows underground thermal energy storage can cool computing facilities year-round while reducing energy consumption. The technology addresses the 40% of data center energy used for cooling, offering significant cost and environmental savings.
EV Good News
ACMobility Sets Up Chargers Supporting Public Transport
ACMobility expands EV charging infrastructure in Manila through partnerships with Basic Energy and Grab to support electric bus public transportation networks. The initiative deploys physical charging stations and digital fleet management technology along major traffic corridors.
Energy Good News
Organic Flow Batteries Get Another Shot At Long Duration Energy Storage
US innovators continue developing organic flow batteries for long-duration energy storage despite recent federal policy shifts. This technology represents an alternative approach to grid-scale energy storage solutions.
Policy
Cambodia’s banned sand trade with Singapore appears to be back
Cambodia's Koh Kong province has approved sand mining operations exporting to Singapore, violating a decade-old national export ban. The dredging threatens riverine and coastal ecosystems in the Trapeang Rung River area.
Climate
Forest Restoration Solutions
Forest restoration through tree planting is a widely promoted climate solution, but the process is more complex than simply planting seedlings. This special examines the multifaceted challenges involved in successfully rebuilding forest ecosystems.
Wildlife
Brazil’s wild cats face multiple diseases due to habitat fragmentation
Brazilian wild cats, including jaguars featured on currency, face disease threats from habitat fragmentation. The degradation of natural landscapes increases disease transmission among feline populations.
Wildlife Good News
New ropeways aim to save wildlife in Bangladesh’s fragmented habitats
Bangladesh's Forest Department is installing ropeways to help wildlife safely cross fragmented habitats and avoid vehicle collisions during rapid urbanization. The low-cost solution addresses mounting wildlife deaths caused by habitat fragmentation and increased road construction.
Wildlife Good News
What makes chimpanzee conservation last? Lessons from Sierra Leone
Willie Tucker has dedicated over three decades to conserving Sierra Leone's western chimpanzees through the Tacugama sanctuary. The story examines what makes long-term wildlife conservation efforts successful in the region.
Energy Good News
Germany’s Hydrogen Industry Is Overselling Its 6 GW Reservation Headline
Germany's hydrogen industry reports nearly 6 GW of paid reservations on its emerging hydrogen core network, with FNB Gas presenting this as evidence of growing momentum in the hydrogen economy.
Climate
Pennsylvania Confronts an Unfamiliar Climate Hazard: Wildfire Smoke
Pennsylvania is experiencing hazardous air quality from Canadian wildfires, a climate-related phenomenon that childcare centers and communities must now address. The smoke represents a growing climate impact on regions previously unaffected by such air quality hazards.
Ocean
El Niño Alters Marine Life in the Pacific
El Niño is causing shifts in ocean nutrient supplies across the Pacific, as detected through satellite measurements of chlorophyll at the sea surface in mid-2026. These changes are altering marine life distribution and ecosystem dynamics in the region.
Energy Good News
South Korea selects first villages for community solar scheme
South Korea is launching the Sunshine Income Villages scheme to deploy community-led solar installations across residential areas. The program enables residents to profit-share from renewable energy generation.
Energy Good News
Samsung, Oak Ridge National Laboratory testing cold climate vapor compression heat pump tech
Samsung and Oak Ridge National Laboratory are jointly testing a cold-climate heat pump designed to maintain heating performance in temperatures below −30°C using advanced compression technology. The system uses flash-injection technology to reduce energy losses and improve reliability in extreme cold conditions.
Energy Good News
PV Progress across Latin America
Latin America's solar capacity is expanding rapidly, with key markets now accounting for nearly 80% of regional PV capacity. The region is entering a new phase requiring investment in energy storage and grid infrastructure to support continued growth.
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