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Lives 'will be lost' unless UK does more to combat wildfires, committee chairwoman says
The chair of the UK's Climate Change Committee warned lives 'will be lost' without greater wildfire action after England and Wales recorded a record 1,350 blazes in 2026, even as the government announ
UN warns of ‘narrowing window’ to restore world’s forests
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization warned of a 'narrowing window' to restore the world's forests, noting that barely a fifth of promised restoration is actually underway even as 489 million hect
Alito Recuses From Supreme Court Climate Case
Justice Samuel Alito agreed Monday to recuse himself from a major Supreme Court climate change case, but legal experts warn his continued ownership of fossil fuel stocks could still create conflict-of
Hurricane Polo Slams Baja California with 115 mph Winds
Hurricane Polo, a Category 3 storm with 115 mph winds, closed in on Mexico's Baja California Sur coast Monday, prompting evacuation shelters, school closures, and the deployment of thousands of troops
Trump Finalizes Fuel-Economy Standard Rollback
The Trump administration on Monday finalized a rollback of a major fuel economy standard for cars and trucks, a move critics warn will increase climate-warming pollution, health problems, and fuel cos
EIA: 83 GW Renewables Coming as Fossil Capacity Falls
The EIA projects nearly 83 gigawatts of new renewable and battery storage capacity will come online in the US over the next 12 months, while fossil fuel and nuclear capacity is projected to decline by
The AI boom took over Climate Week and not everyone is happy about it
The AI data center boom has taken over New York Climate Week, reshaping climate tech fundraising as startups pivot their pitches and venture funding hits its strongest level in years — even as some fo
Tesla (TSLA) Q3 2026 delivery estimates range from 422,000 to 482,000
Wall Street analyst estimates for Tesla's Q3 2026 deliveries span a 60,000-unit gap heading into Friday's report, after analysts missed the prior quarter by 74,000 units.
DoT finalizes rule raising gas prices 76 cents/gallon
The Department of Transportation finalized weaker fuel economy standards that will raise gas prices by 76 cents per gallon and increase fuel use by 44%, coming as fuel prices are already at all-time h
Trump Admin Slashes Clean Car Rules
The Trump administration rolled back federal clean car rules meant to reduce emissions and promote electric vehicles, lowering fuel efficiency requirements for model years 2022 to 2031 and drawing sha
Data center backup power contributes to health risks: report
A new Environmental Protection Network report warns that federal regulatory changes enabling expanded data center backup power generation could cause significant public health damage, projecting thous
Omoda & Jaecoo Confirm Canada Launch for Late 2026
Omoda & Jaecoo, Chery's sub-brands, launched a Canadian teaser website confirming their premium electric SUVs will arrive in late 2026, capitalizing on Canada's new 6.1% tariff quota for up to 49,000
European heat pump sales rise 11% on energy price spike
European residential heat pump sales rose 11% to 1.16 million units in the first half of the year across 12 countries, driven by energy price spikes after Iran's Strait of Hormuz closure and governmen
Tesla Warns Roadster Demo May Slip Over Weather
Tesla emailed invitees to its October 1 Roadster demonstration warning that the long-delayed event could be postponed again, this time due to weather in central Texas.
NYSERDA taps 950 MW lithium batteries, 700 MW renewables
NYSERDA selected 21 projects — 950 MW of lithium batteries and 719 MW of renewables — totaling nearly 1.7 GW of clean energy resources expected online by end of 2030, marking New York's first bulk ene
Full Self Hauling: Volvo moves 3 million tonnes of Earth, autonomously
Volvo Autonomous Solutions' fleet of self-driving ultra heavy-duty trucks has hauled 3 million tonnes of material out of Boliden's Garpenberg mine in Sweden without a human driver, tripling its origin
Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to Montrose
Engineering firm Subsea Micropiles will build an offshore wind turbine component factory at the Port of Montrose, creating about 80 jobs with over £13m in combined public and private funding, while SS
How to Spot Disaster Scams in Hawaiʻi Rebuilding
Inside Climate News and Honolulu Civil Beat collaborated on a guide to help Hawaiʻi property owners avoid disaster scams as residents across Kauaʻi and Hawaiʻi Island assess damage and plan to rebuild
China's EV Exports Enter Key U.S. Automaker Market
An Inside Climate News podcast episode examines China's burgeoning electric-vehicle exports entering a key market for U.S. automakers alongside the environmental impacts of Beijing's massive Belt and
Country diary: A young shieldbug has found a safe place to hide – or so it hopes | Nic Wilson
Hairy shieldbug nymphs (Dolycoris baccarum) have made themselves at home on Crete scabious seed heads at the Serge Hill Project, a therapeutic garden within a mile of the M25 motorway that's trialing
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