Knowles expands its X1/Y2 safety-certified MLCC lineup with a new 3825 case offering high capacitance, voltage ratings, and reliable performance for EV power electronics.
The US now hosts over 250,000 public electric vehicle charging ports across more than 80,000 locations, marking significant progress toward the 2030 goal of 500,000 chargers.
Microsoft has signed a milestone carbon removal agreement with India’s Alt Carbon, spotlighting India’s growing role in verified, long-term climate solutions.
Kharg Island, Iran’s primary crude export terminal crucial to global oil supply, faces heightened risks after Trump’s military seizure threat amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
New research reveals that rising seas could compromise mangrove forests’ ability to store carbon, potentially transforming these coastal ecosystems into net carbon emitters over time.
A single intense storm linked to climate change destroyed thousands of hectares in Sumatra’s Batang Toru forest, killing an estimated 58 Tapanuli orangutans—about 7% of their wild population.
Berkeley Unified School District plans to cut key climate education roles amid a significant budget shortfall, raising concerns among students and educators about future environmental literacy.
A new documentary highlights conservative activists who advocate for climate action, showing how environmental issues intersect with right-wing politics.
Ten United Nations experts urge Russia to free Indigenous climate advocate Daria Egereva and her colleague, detained on terrorism charges linked to their activism.
A new study finds that the widespread adoption of electric vehicles in China has significantly reduced air pollution, potentially preventing over 260,000 premature deaths.
Riot police used tear gas and made arrests, including a former Chief Justice, as protests erupted against redevelopment plans within Nairobi National Park, sparking a debate over conservation and public land use.
Ghana’s repeated urban flooding is driven not only by climate change and infrastructure gaps but also by poor public behavior and weak enforcement of sanitation laws, young activists warn.