Research highlights how farmers navigate climate change impacts amid political polarization, revealing the tensions between environmental realities and rural social dynamics.
Hyundai’s $6 billion steel mill promises cleaner production and jobs, but residents in Louisiana’s heavily polluted “Cancer Alley” remain skeptical about emissions and local impacts.
Himachal Pradesh’s climate projects foster economic benefits for farmers while tackling forest fire risks, showcasing a model for sustainable development in fragile Himalayan ecosystems.
Rapid growth in AI services has pushed Google’s emissions up 25% and Amazon’s by 16%, revealing the environmental costs behind rising digital demand despite clean energy efforts.
Chinese companies dominate global electric vehicle battery installations in early 2026, with CATL expanding its lead and BYD’s market share declining amid overall industry growth.
Polestar will stop selling new electric vehicles in the U.S. after the current model year, as government rules block certification tied to Chinese-related technology, impacting dealers nationwide.
Cape Verde stands out globally not only for its World Cup participation but also for electrifying its entire government vehicle fleet with BYD electric cars, setting an example for island nations.
Sicona Battery Technologies received $45 million from ARENA to establish its first commercial silicon-carbon anode production facility, advancing Australia’s battery manufacturing capacity.
A US startup’s microreactor has achieved initial criticality at Idaho National Laboratory, marking progress in advanced nuclear energy ahead of the nation’s 250th Independence Day.
Moment Energy opened its Megafactory 1 in Vancouver, transforming retired EV batteries into large-scale energy storage systems to meet growing electricity demands.
Slate revealed a stripped-down electric pickup priced below $25,000, offering 205 miles of range and targeting buyers seeking a practical, budget-friendly EV truck.
Contrary to recent media claims, Georgia’s drought is neither unprecedented nor clearly linked to climate change, according to historical drought records from official sources.