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Ferrari replaces marketing chief after Luce EV backlash
Ferrari replaced Enrico Galliera as chief marketing officer weeks after the Luce EV launch sent its stock down roughly 8% in a single day, naming former BMW Italy boss Massimiliano Di Silvestre to the
UK Climate Adaptation Plans Dangerously Lag Heat Risks
The Guardian's editorial argues that adaptation planning in the UK and globally is dangerously behind the escalating threat of extreme heat, as a heat dome bakes western Europe and a new Climate Chang
Europe heatwave live: Forty people drown in France; Met Office warns UK temperatures could reach 39C
A severe European heatwave has caused 40 drownings in France, forced mass school closures in the UK and France, and pushed the Met Office to warn of 39C temperatures in southern England by Thursday, w
Frontier Climate adds Anthropic to buyers group, makes new financing pledge
Frontier Climate, a carbon removal purchasing group backed by Stripe, Google and Shopify, announced a $915 million financing pledge and added AI company Anthropic to its roster of corporate buyers.
Nissan Halts Qashqai EV Development
Nissan has shelved plans for a fully electric Qashqai — its top-selling model in Europe — as the automaker retreats toward hybrids amid weak EV demand and mounting pressure from low-cost Chinese rival
Europe's Heatwave: Free Pools, Cinema Tickets, Church
Europe is sweltering through an extreme June heatwave, with temperatures expected to break national records and prompting governments, employers, and ordinary citizens to improvise cooling strategies
Tesla, NatPower strike 25 GWh Megapack storage deal
Tesla and NatPower announced a multiyear deal worth up to $5 billion to deploy 25 GWh of Megapack battery storage across Italy and the UK, embedding Tesla's trading software into the projects.
Cumberbatch's Climate Doc Offers Hope, Not Doom
Fredi Devas's documentary "How to Live on Earth," presented by Benedict Cumberbatch at London's Natural History Museum, argues that tangible, grassroots climate action matters even though large-scale
Two wildfires hit Greenland tundra in a single week
Two wildfires broke out on Greenland's tundra within a week in mid-June — near Sisimiut on June 14-15 and in Kujalleq on June 17 — alarming scientists because the timing is unusually early and reflect
Josh Fox's 'The Welcome Table' documentary debuts on
Emmy-winning director Josh Fox's 'The Welcome Table' documents climate refugees worldwide, linking the crisis to anti-immigrant hatred and billionaire-class oppression. The HBO film culminates in a sh
Warming Fuels Snakebite Rise as Species Shift Ranges
As climate change reshapes where snakes live and when they're active, Thailand's Ramathibodi Poison Center has seen its annual snakebite-related call volume climb roughly 50% over four years — a patte
Miliband: UK private firms pledge £100bn in green
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announced that private firms have pledged over £100bn in clean energy investment since the government took office, declaring the UK's 'clean economy is booming' at a Londo
Remembering summer 1976: how the historic heatwave has become our new normal
Scientists and policymakers gathered in London to mark 50 years since the UK's 1976 heatwave, warning that climate change has made such summers 3°C hotter — as UKHSA and the Met Office issued a rare r
Australians Sue Government at UN Over Coal, Gas
A group of ten Australians have filed a claim with the UN Human Rights Committee arguing that the federal government's continued approval and subsidizing of coal and gas exports violates their human r
Australians Sue Government at UN Over Coal, Gas Exports
Ten Australians have asked the UN Human Rights Committee to rule that Australia's continued approval and subsidising of coal and gas exports violates their human rights, in the first international cli
De la Espriella Holds Razor-Thin Lead in Colombia Vote
Right-wing businessman and Trump ally Abelardo de la Espriella holds a razor-thin lead in Colombia's presidential vote count, with outgoing President Petro and rival Iván Cepeda challenging the result
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The Kia PV5 is getting a bigger sibling: Here’s our first look at the PV7 [Video]
Kia's PV7 electric van — a larger sibling to the surprisingly successful PV5 — was spotted testing in public for the first time, ahead of its scheduled 2027 launch and a planned PV9 in 2029.
NHTSA Probes Fatal Tesla Autopilot Crash Into Texas
NHTSA opened a probe into a fatal June 20 Tesla Model 3 crash in Katy, Texas, where the car plowed into a home and killed 76-year-old Martha Avila Mantilla. The driver told deputies Autopilot was on,
Whyalla cuttlefish numbers crash amid algal bloom
The giant Australian cuttlefish aggregation at Whyalla — a globally unique breeding event — has collapsed to just a few dozen animals instead of the usual thousands, with marine ecologists linking the
Six ways to keep your home and yourself cool in hot weather
Experts combine Energy Saving Trust cost data with body-physiology advice from a University of Portsmouth professor to outline six strategies for staying cool — several of which challenge common-sense
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