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Kia EV9 ADVNTR Production Version Revealed in Patent
Patent images filed with the USPTO by Hyundai Motor Company reveal six views of what could be the production version of Kia's EV9 ADVNTR, an off-road electric SUV concept first shown at SEMA 2024.
Tesla Lines Up 11 Fleet Customers for Semi Factory Launch
Tesla is inaugurating its new Semi factory in Nevada tonight with at least 11 fleet-branded trucks on display, as the automaker tries to convert years of delayed promises into confirmed orders from Pe
‘You can’t just bet everything on exports’: as its gas runs out, is Bolivia doomed to repeat history?
Bolivia's two-decade gas boom collapsed as reserves dwindled and commodity prices fell, exposing a failure to diversify beyond raw hydrocarbon exports and leaving the country with soaring inflation, d
Trump Links AI Alarm to Climate Denial
President Trump posted on Truth Social this week in response to rising public concerns about artificial intelligence, invoking climate skepticism by citing past warnings of global warming and claiming
Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones.
A new network called Climate Reserve has emerged to rehouse climate experts who lost their jobs or funding under Trump-era federal cuts, operating semi-secretly to shield fellows from administration r
Warming brings southern insects north to UK
Amateur naturalists and professional entomologists across England have documented an "extraordinary flood" of southern European insects reaching UK shores this summer — including the first British Ver
Garden Snails Emerge From Drought, Leave Spiraling Art
A Guardian 'Country diary' entry observes garden snails emerging from summer aestivation — sealed behind pearl-like epiphragms through the drought — to reclaim a British garden, feeding on clematis, h
Michigan Court Tosses Big Oil Antitrust Case
A federal court in Michigan has dismissed the state's pioneering antitrust lawsuit against four major oil and gas companies and their largest U.S. trade association, which had accused them of conspiri
Al Gore at Climate Film Anniversary: 'We're Going to Win'
Al Gore marked the 20th anniversary of 'An Inconvenient Truth' at a New York climate week event, expressing surprise at sustained fossil fuel industry backlash but vowing optimism that mass clean ener
BMW opens i3 US reservations September 29, a week early
BMW is moving up US reservations for its new electric i3 sedan by a week, with the configurator opening September 29 after strong early demand in Europe.
Super El Niño: 451,000 Heat Deaths Projected
Climate scientists project that a super El Niño will cause more than 451,000 additional heat deaths globally over the next six months, according to estimates released Wednesday.
Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo gets a stretched version starting at about $60,000
Volkswagen has launched a stretched, long-wheelbase ID. Buzz Cargo electric work van starting at roughly $55,000, adding 250 mm of interior length, a larger 86 kWh battery, and new vehicle-to-load (V2
Bentley Unveils Torcal EV: 888 PS SUV
Bentley unveiled the Torcal, its first all-electric SUV, at a London debut with up to 888 PS and 375 miles of range, becoming the brand's fourth model line built in Crewe, England.
Brazil Election to Decide Amazon's Fate
Brazil's October 4 presidential election could determine whether Amazon deforestation continues declining under Lula or surges again if Flávio Bolsonaro—who refuses to acknowledge climate change and i
BYD Yangwang Flagship May Debut Solid-State Batteries
BYD's Yangwang brand is positioning its new flagship sedan as a technology showcase, with reports suggesting the ultra-luxe model could be the company's first solid-state battery vehicle when producti
Scientists Build Early Warning System for AMOC Collapse
Climate scientists are racing to build an early warning system for an AMOC tipping point, arguing that deep uncertainty about when — or whether — the Atlantic current system will collapse makes policy
Data Centers Push Microgrids Into Routine Grid Operations
Energy experts at a New Mexico conference said microgrids must evolve from custom pilot projects into standardized, predictable components of everyday grid operations, with surging data center demand
Record El Nino to Cause 451,000 Extra Heat Deaths
Climate Impact Lab researchers project 451,000 additional heat-related deaths worldwide through February from this year's record-strength El Nino, with developing nations in Africa and Southeast Asia
Book: Greens' 'Watermelons' Predate Polanski by Decades
A new book by former Green party staffer Russell Warfield argues Zack Polanski's eco-socialist leadership represents the culmination of 50 years of party evolution, not a 'hostile takeover'—though his
Elmo Recounts Sesame Street Storm at NYC Climate Week
Elmo appeared at NYC Climate Week to recount a Sesame Street storm episode and tell audiences that courage means helping others even when scared, as Sesame Workshop released research showing extreme w
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