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Indigenous Stewardship Emerges as Vital Solution for Climate Resilience
Energy & Climate

Indigenous Stewardship Emerges as Vital Solution for Climate Resilience

New research highlights Indigenous cultural practices as essential for biodiversity conservation and carbon storage, urging greater inclusion in climate policies.

China’s AI-Driven Nuclear Expansion Poised to Outpace U.S. by 2035
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China’s AI-Driven Nuclear Expansion Poised to Outpace U.S. by 2035

China's rapid nuclear power growth, accelerated by AI and government support, sets it on course to surpass U.S. capacity amid challenges in American nuclear development and regulation.

China Plans $2 Billion Investment in Uzbekistan’s Mining Amid Expanding Central Asia Ties
Energy & Climate

China Plans $2 Billion Investment in Uzbekistan’s Mining Amid Expanding Central Asia Ties

China aims to deepen its influence in Central Asia with a $2 billion mining investment in Uzbekistan, while advancing nuclear, trade, and cultural cooperation across the region.

UN Secretary-General Urges AI Firms to Disclose Environmental Footprint and Shift to Renewables
Energy & Climate

UN Secretary-General Urges AI Firms to Disclose Environmental Footprint and Shift to Renewables

António Guterres called on AI companies to reveal their carbon emissions and resource use, demanding a transition to renewable energy to tackle the sector’s growing climate impact.

Amazon Expands Carbon Credit Offtake Agreements to Climate Pledge Partners
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Amazon Expands Carbon Credit Offtake Agreements to Climate Pledge Partners

Amazon opens access to its carbon credit offtake agreements for Climate Pledge signatories and partners, enabling smaller buyers to secure verified emissions reductions.

European Electric Vehicle Sales Surge, Driven by Expanding Chinese Market Presence
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European Electric Vehicle Sales Surge, Driven by Expanding Chinese Market Presence

European car sales rose recently as electric vehicles gained momentum, powered by strong demand for competitively priced Chinese models amid declining gasoline and diesel purchases.

Uzbekistan and Türkiye Coordinate Climate Collaboration Ahead of COP31 Summit
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Uzbekistan and Türkiye Coordinate Climate Collaboration Ahead of COP31 Summit

Uzbek and Turkish officials met in Ankara to advance cooperation on climate policy and finalize Uzbekistan’s role in the upcoming COP31 conference in Antalya.

Electrify America launches largest public battery and 20 fast chargers in Santa Barbara
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Electrify America launches largest public battery and 20 fast chargers in Santa Barbara

Electrify America unveiled a new EV charging hub in Santa Barbara featuring 20 high-speed chargers and its biggest onsite battery storage system to ease peak demand.

California’s Plan to Site AI Data Centers on Oil Fields Sparks Controversy
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California’s Plan to Site AI Data Centers on Oil Fields Sparks Controversy

A new proposal aims to locate a large AI data center within a Kern County oil field, seeking to bypass community opposition but raising environmental concerns over pollution and fossil fuel reliance.

GM Targets Silicon Anodes to Double Electric Vehicle Range and Slash Charging Times
Energy & Climate

GM Targets Silicon Anodes to Double Electric Vehicle Range and Slash Charging Times

General Motors is shifting battery development toward silicon anodes, promising EVs that can travel much farther and recharge significantly faster than those with current lithium-ion technology.

Honda partners with QuantumScape to develop solid-state EV batteries with extended range
Energy & Climate

Honda partners with QuantumScape to develop solid-state EV batteries with extended range

Honda and QuantumScape launch a multi-year collaboration to advance solid-state battery technology, targeting safer, lighter EV batteries with a 620-mile driving range.

Voluntary Carbon Markets Alone Cannot Scale Carbon Removal to Climate Goals
Energy & Climate

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.