Iraq Warns It May Leave OPEC If Oil Production Quota Is Not Increased
Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest producer, threatens to quit the group unless it secures a significantly higher oil quota amid fiscal pressures and shifting export strategies.
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Californians Face Soaring PG&E Energy Bills Amid Rising Costs and Climate Policies
PG&E customers in California are grappling with sharply rising energy bills, with rates expected to increase significantly by 2030 amid wildfire expenses and state climate regulations.
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Range Rover’s First Electric SUV Promises Superior Performance with Premium Pricing
Jaguar Land Rover confirms its first electric Range Rover will launch by 2026, boasting higher power and range than gas models but carrying a price tag above $150,000.
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Ghana Nears Launch of Forest Carbon Credits Through National J-REDD+ Initiative
Ghana prepares to issue forest carbon credits under its J-REDD+ programme, advancing national efforts to link climate finance with sustainable land use ahead of COP30 and COP31.
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Subaru Launches 2027 Uncharted EV with Over 300 Miles Range Starting at $35,000
Subaru’s 2027 Uncharted EV, its top-selling electric model, offers over 300 miles of range in the base trim for $34,995, featuring advanced AWD and a suite of modern tech.
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China Increases Fuel Export Quotas for July While Maintaining Lower Output Levels
China plans to raise its July fuel export allowance, easing regional supply concerns though exports and refinery operations remain below pre-conflict levels.
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The Environmental Cost of AI: How to Reduce Its Energy and Water Impact
Artificial intelligence consumes vast amounts of energy and water, increasing the environmental footprint of daily digital activities, but users can take steps to lessen this impact.
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How a Landmark Climate Paper Became a Tool for Fossil Fuel Industry Messaging
A widely influential climate change paper from Princeton was heavily shaped by oil giant BP to promote fossil fuel-friendly solutions, masking the scale of the climate crisis.
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Rising Electric Car Sales Lower Pressure to Soften EU Emission Rules
Battery-electric vehicles now account for a fifth of new EU car sales, reducing calls to relax the bloc’s climate targets on car emissions.
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European Battery Electric Vehicle Sales Surge to Record Market Share Amid Growing EV Demand
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) accounted for nearly 24% of European new vehicle registrations in May, driven by strong demand and new model launches, marking a notable shift in the market.
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Washington State Grants Licenses to World's First Commercial Nuclear Fusion Plant
Helion Energy secured key licenses allowing construction of the first-ever nuclear fusion power plant, marking a milestone for clean energy innovation.
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Chemours Agrees to $450 Million Settlement with U.S. Government over PFAS Pollution
Chemours will pay more than $450 million to resolve federal and state claims related to the release of PFAS chemicals and fund extensive pollution control and water treatment programs.