Voluntary Carbon Markets Alone Cannot Scale Carbon Removal to Climate Goals
Despite notable corporate investments, voluntary carbon markets lack the capacity to drive carbon removal at the scale required, demanding stronger public policy support.
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Xiaomi Sets First Autonomous Lap Record at Nürburgring with New Electric SUV
Xiaomi's YU7 GT electric SUV became the first fully autonomous vehicle to complete a lap at Nürburgring’s Nordschleife, setting a new benchmark for driverless speed.
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Asbestos Found in Hundreds of UK Wind Turbines Imported from China Raises Safety Concerns
Asbestos-containing components imported from China have been detected in at least 1,000 UK wind turbines, prompting safety concerns and calls for a government investigation.
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Maine Steps Up to Report Climate Emissions Amid Federal Data Gaps
After the EPA halted greenhouse gas reporting, Maine collaborates with partners to generate its own detailed climate pollution data ahead of state deadlines.
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Ambuja Cements Partners with UK’s Leilac to Pilot Large-Scale Low-Carbon Cement Production
Ambuja Cements teams up with British clean tech firm Leilac to test commercial carbon capture technology aimed at slashing emissions from its Gujarat plant.
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Henderson Considers Temporary Moratorium on New Data Centers Amid Energy and Environmental Concerns
Henderson, Nevada, is weighing a six-month pause on new data center applications to address power usage, heat output, and community impacts before updating regulations.
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The AI Revolution Faces a New Bottleneck: Electricity Supply Constraints
As AI technology demand surges, the critical challenge shifts from chip shortages to the massive electricity required to power data centers, straining grids designed for modest growth.
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China Advances Sodium-Ion Battery Trials in Heavy-Duty Electric Trucks
Chinese manufacturer FAW Jiefang completed extensive real-world tests of sodium-ion batteries in heavy trucks, highlighting strong performance in extreme climates and fast charging capabilities.
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Affordable Used Police Chevy Blazer EV Offers Practical Electric Drive for Long Commutes
A driver chose a used Chevy Blazer EV previously deployed as a police vehicle to save on fuel amid high gas prices and long daily travel, valuing simplicity over tech gadgets.
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India Advances Nuclear Technology with New Deuterated Compounds Plant and Sodium Cell Facility
India inaugurated a plant for producing high-purity deuterated compounds and commissioned a prototype sodium cell, boosting its nuclear self-reliance and Fast Breeder Reactor program.
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Solar Power Surpasses Natural Gas in Asia’s Electricity Generation for the First Time
Rapid solar expansion in Asia, led by China and India and aided by cheaper panels, has driven solar power to overtake natural gas in electricity generation across the continent.
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How Nuclear Testing at Bikini Atoll Pioneered Modern Oceanography
The 1946 and 1947 nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll catalyzed critical oceanographic research, advancing scientific understanding of coral atoll formation and deep-sea exploration techniques.