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Policy
DRC villagers in Kitombe are protesting against oil company Perenco over toxic gas emissions causing health problems including respiratory issues and gastrointestinal illness. The April 2025 incident affected entire communities with residents experiencing breathing difficulties and other symptoms.
Energy
Ukraine has officially recognized solar installer as a professional occupation. The move aims to establish standards for education, certifications, and training as the country rapidly expands solar energy deployment.
Energy
Scientists are working to improve silicon recycling from end-of-life solar panels for reuse in new solar applications. AI and robotic labs may accelerate progress in closing the silicon recycling loop.
Energy
A Colorado farm demonstrates agrivoltaics by combining over 3,000 solar panels with crop production, providing shade and power while generating profit. The project showcases how solar infrastructure can coexist with agriculture to benefit both renewable energy and farming.
EV
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 electric vehicle is selling rapidly, with dealer inventory becoming increasingly difficult to find. High demand for the model demonstrates growing consumer interest in electric vehicles.
Energy
Hoymiles has launched the HiFlow Pro, the first US microinverter certified to UL 3700 safety standards for balcony solar systems. This certification enables safer plug-in solar installations for residential buildings.
EV
Toyota is developing a next-generation Corolla EV on a new platform, with the company citing internal urgency to transform its business. The world's best-selling car is transitioning to electric power as the automaker responds to market pressures.
EV
Janus Electric has secured orders to convert 67 Class 8 diesel trucks to battery-swap electric vehicles in Australia. The conversions represent a significant shift toward electrifying heavy-duty freight transportation.
EV
EV sales in California rebounded in Q2 2026 despite President Trump's criticism of electric vehicles. The state continues to show strong demand for EVs despite federal opposition.
Energy
Despite Trump administration efforts to curtail the US wind industry, wind power development continues with partial resilience. The sector maintains momentum despite political opposition and job disruption challenges.
EV
The Port of Long Beach uses broad 'zero-emission' language for its clean technology investments, but its actual capital plan prioritizes electric infrastructure over hydrogen. The funded assets show a clear commitment to battery-powered equipment and electrical systems for terminal operations.
Energy
California startup HyWatts is developing a portable 'Power Plant In A Box' combining electrolyzer and fuel cell technology for off-grid EV charging and renewable energy storage. The modular system aims to provide reliable green hydrogen power for remote locations without grid access.
Wildlife
A forest engineer pioneered Atlantic Forest restoration in Brazil starting in 1977, preventing further deforestation of a mining company property. His work challenged proposals to harvest more forest or replace it with eucalyptus plantations.
Wildlife
Scientists tracked 20 migratory curlew birds across Africa using tiny trackers to identify critical stopover locations. The data reveals where conservation efforts should focus to protect these shorebirds during their long-distance migrations.
Energy
Sub-Saharan Africa is achieving record growth in clean cooking access, but rapid population growth leaves over 1 billion people without it. The region faces challenges in scaling solutions fast enough to meet demand.
Wildlife
Local women in India's Spiti Valley use traditional landscape knowledge alongside scientific methods to monitor snow leopards with camera traps. The approach demonstrates how combining indigenous expertise with modern conservation techniques improves wildlife protection effectiveness.
Ocean
A team of 50 people collected garbage from Puraquequara Lake in Manaus, Brazil, addressing microplastic contamination affecting rivers and mangroves in the Amazon region.
Policy
Texas and New Mexico have settled a 13-year Supreme Court case over Rio Grande water management. New Mexico now faces pressure to reduce upstream water consumption to comply with the agreement.
Climate
A water crisis in Corpus Christi, Texas has developed over decades, partly due to the state's regulatory approach. Journalists discuss the causes and implications of this regional water shortage.
EV
VinFast launches Rentapasada program in Philippines enabling Filipinos to start ride-hailing businesses with electric vehicles. The initiative focuses on creating entrepreneurs rather than direct vehicle sales in the new market.
Climate
A majority of US voters now link extreme weather to climate change, according to new polling conducted amid a summer of dangerous heat, drought, and floods. The findings suggest public concern about climate crisis may be outpacing political efforts to dismiss or minimize the issue.
Policy
The Trump administration has cut federal agencies, rolled back environmental protections, and reduced climate research funding, worsening multiple crises. Environmental policies and scientific research have been hampered amid broader government dysfunction.
EV
Pilot travel centers has opened its 300th DC fast charging location across the U.S., expanding its coast-to-coast EV charging network with 24/7 availability.
Policy
Canada advances a one-million-barrel-per-day pipeline project from Edmonton to British Columbia with Trans Mountain as operator. The pipeline faces challenges as demand projections become harder to justify environmentally.
Wildlife
Over 400 long-finned pilot whales were spotted off the Faroe Islands, with motorboats converging to block their escape. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about marine mammal hunting practices in the remote archipelago.
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