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Why Antarctic Melt Makes Sea Level Projections So Uncertain
Projecting future sea level rise is difficult because the biggest uncertainty lies in how quickly Antarctic land ice will melt, with IPCC ranges spanning tens of centimeters depending on poorly unders
Trump revokes 2009 EPA endangerment finding
President Donald Trump formally revoked the EPA’s 2009 endangerment finding—a legal basis for vehicle, power‑plant and other emissions standards—asserting it will save trillions, while states and envi
Royal Enfield CEO Confirms Flying Flea C6 in Early 2026
Royal Enfield's CEO confirmed on an earnings call that the Flying Flea C6 electric motorcycle is nearly production-ready, with a launch expected within the next quarter — pointing to early 2026.
MAN eTruck Proves Megawatt Charging in Subzero Sweden
MAN demonstrated that its eTruck electric semi can reliably handle megawatt-standard (MCS) fast charging in subzero Swedish winter conditions, a key proof point for fleet buyers weighing the higher up
ChargePoint Logs 100M EV Charging Sessions
ChargePoint reported that its network facilitated more than 100 million EV charging sessions in the past year, underscoring a surge in utilization that now outweighs new‑car sales as the primary deman
Trump Ends Auto Emissions Credits for Start-Stop Tech
The Trump administration eliminated emissions credits for automakers using start-stop engine technology, a move that could disincentivize fuel-saving features. This rollback potentially undermines pro
Talon PV Plans 4.8 GW TOPCon Solar Plant in Texas
Talon PV is building a 4.8-gigawatt TOPCon solar cell factory in Baytown, Texas, with production targeted for Q1 2027 under a licensing deal with First Solar, as partner T1 Energy advances a parallel
Trump ends Obama climate finding, China logs emissions
President Trump and EPA chief Lee Zeldin eliminated the Obama-era endangerment finding, stripping a core climate‑regulation tool, while China reported flat emissions and surged clean‑energy investment
U.S. Schools Expand Green CTE Programs
U.S. schools from South Carolina to Delaware are weaving renewable‑energy and sustainability lessons into career‑technical curricula, equipping students with green skills even as political leaders deb
Hope Moor windfarm meets opposition, £500k deal
A 100‑MW, 20‑turbine wind farm on deep peat moorland in North Yorkshire, slated to power 81,000 homes, is sparking fierce local opposition and will be decided by the national Planning Inspectorate und
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