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Policy
Louisiana's environmental agency must fully evaluate mercury pollution risks and economic impacts of a proposed Hyundai Steel facility under the state's Public Trust Doctrine. The air permit application lacks required analysis of job claims, taxpayer subsidies, and community effects.
Energy
Morocco is developing a large-scale green hydrogen operation focused on producing green ammonia for export, with support from the US government. The initiative represents international cooperation on renewable energy and clean fuel production.
Energy
Türkiye added 2.1 GW of solar capacity in the first half of 2024, bringing total capacity to 26.9 GW. The country now has over 41,000 solar plants, up from 37,600 at the start of the year.
Energy
Colombia awarded contracts for 270 MW of solar power paired with 100 MW of battery storage through a long-term clean energy auction. The 15-year contracts will begin supplying electricity in 2030.
Energy
Uruguay plans to deploy 500 MW of new renewable energy capacity by February 2030, including four solar projects with two already identified.
Wildlife
World Ranger Day on July 31 honors wildlife rangers for their conservation work and commemorates those killed or injured protecting natural areas. The story highlights ranger Anton Mzimba, who served 25 years at Timbavati Private Nature Reserve in South Africa.
Ocean
Acoustic monitoring reveals Indo-Pacific finless porpoises are more abundant in Indian waters than visual surveys indicated. However, the species may be disappearing despite being more prevalent than previously thought.
Wildlife
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has twice declined to protect long-tailed macaques under the Endangered Species Act, despite the species being listed as endangered by the IUCN due to 50% population decline over 30 years.
Wildlife
Rangers face significant dangers including armed conflict, wildlife encounters, and environmental hazards while protecting natural areas. The commentary calls for greater recognition and improved safety measures for these essential conservation workers.
Energy
Researchers in Egypt developed a solar-powered thermoelectric cooling unit for fish preservation using PV energy and Peltier modules. The prototype achieved efficient off-grid cooling with low operating costs and a rapid payback period.
Energy
Masdar and Montenegro's national utility will build 150 MW of solar projects as part of a broader joint venture to develop 2 GW of renewable energy capacity in the country.
Wildlife
International Tiger Day highlights the species' complex recovery across Asia, with increasing global numbers but persistent localized conservation challenges. India's wildlife corridors face particular pressures despite overall hopeful population trends.
Wildlife
Researchers have rediscovered 28 individuals of a rare palm tree species in Madagascar that hadn't been recorded for nearly a century. The trees were found within protected areas in the Andasibe-Mantadia region.
Wildlife
Australia confirms local transmission of H5N1 bird flu in South Australia, with Victoria reporting its first case of the highly virulent strain. Authorities warn of a significant shift in the outbreak situation with potential for increased wildlife deaths.
Policy
Decarbonization planning is shifting from 2100 targets to 2050 roadmaps as clients recognize long-term goals may mask short-term infrastructure challenges. Current pathways to net zero may be economically unfeasible or technologically implausible without detailed interim planning.
Energy
China's solar market is expected to contract in 2026, marking its first annual decline since 2019, according to the China Photovoltaic Industry Association. The slowdown is attributed to markets returning to more sustainable installation levels.
Energy
Fraunhofer researchers developed standardized propane heat pump concepts for retrofitting multi-family buildings, recognizing that different buildings require different system configurations.
Climate
A proposed coal mine expansion in British Columbia's Elk Valley raises pollution concerns for communities on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border. The region's four largest coal mines have created decades-old pollution problems that could worsen with the expansion.
Wildlife
First Nations leaders guide students in raising sockeye salmon to restore populations in Canada's Upper Columbia River. The initiative represents community-led conservation efforts to revive salmon runs in the region.
Policy
A Brazilian federal court ordered the government to recognize Indigenous Kajkwakratxi-Tapayuna territory within 24 months. The ruling acknowledges decades of government inaction following massacres and forced displacement against the Indigenous people.
Ocean
The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt reached near-record levels in June 2026, with the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of America both hitting all-time highs. The massive seaweed bloom poses ecological and economic challenges to coastal regions.
Energy
Tongwei unveiled its TNC 3.0 module series and BIFIMAX variants at The smarter E 2026, achieving near-90% bifaciality with improved low-light performance. The advancement represents progress in solar panel efficiency technology.
Energy
Moroccan research shows floating solar panels at dams are economically viable and can reduce water stress while boosting renewable energy generation. This technology offers dual benefits for the water-stressed North African nation.
Energy
Zambia has expanded its Chisamba solar plant by adding 100 MW of capacity in its second phase. The construction was completed in just seven months, doubling the facility's total output.
Policy
Queensland and Northern Territory reject federal plans requiring AI datacentres to use renewable energy. Rating agency warns datacentre power consumption could rise five-fold by 2035, potentially causing electricity bill spikes.
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