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Ann Arbor Pilots City-Run Clean Energy Utility
Ann Arbor is launching a first-in-the-country Sustainable Energy Utility pilot in the Bryant neighborhood, letting residents opt into a city-run clean energy service that runs alongside DTE Energy's e
Satellites Reveal 2025's Worst Methane Mega-Leaks
A UCLA satellite analysis identified dozens of massive methane mega-leaks from oil and gas facilities in 2025—each with the climate impact of a coal power plant—with Turkmenistan dominating the worst-
Huawei 5G powers 100 autonomous trucks at Yimin mine
At China's Yimin coal mine, 100 driverless electric heavy haul trucks powered by Huawei 5G have logged thousands of hours and moved millions of tons of material — a year-long test that's reshaping wha
Administration to Hold Gulf Drilling Meeting This Month
The meeting, planned for this month, will focus on oil and gas drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
U.S. Grid Can't Keep Up With AI Power Demand
Technology and utility leaders warn the U.S. power grid cannot keep pace with surging AI-driven electricity demand, and an Aligned Climate Capital executive argues that solar and storage are the only
Nightjars Hit Record 109 Territories in Hampshire Heaths
An ecological survey in the South Downs National Park recorded 109 nightjar territories across east Hampshire's lowland heaths — the highest ever — with 78 individual birds spotted last year in what c
Trump blocks shipping carbon tax and plastics treaty
President Trump’s administration has actively sabotaged several international climate efforts—blocking a shipping carbon tax, derailing a plastics treaty, opposing a Vanuatu resolution, and pressuring
OMOWAY puts self-balancing OMO X e-motorcycle into mass production
OMOWAY has unveiled the OMO X, which it calls the world's first mass-produced self-balancing electric motorcycle, using aerospace-derived gyroscope technology to keep the bike upright without rider in
EU Aviation R&D Stalls: Hydrogen Plane Pushed to 2040s
The EU's Clean Sky and Clean Aviation R&D programmes have failed to produce new aircraft designs, with hydrogen planes now pushed to the 2040s and European aviation emissions more than doubling since
Cuba triples solar share to 20% with China help
Cuba has more than tripled the share of solar power in its electricity mix from under 6% to over 20% in just 12 months, fueled by Chinese equipment and financing as US sanctions severed its access to
EU Exempts CUPRA Tavascan from China EV Tariffs
The European Commission has exempted Volkswagen Group's CUPRA Tavascan — a Chinese-built EV — from the EU's extra tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, making it the first model to receive such a
Iran Shocks Boost Renewables and Coal Use
Middle‑East oil shocks are prompting governments to fast‑track renewable projects, yet the same price volatility is also reviving cheap coal as a stop‑gap, creating a split path for the global energy
Generac PWRcell 2 wins 2025 GOOD DESIGN Award
Generac's PWRcell 2 home battery system has been named a 2025 GOOD DESIGN Award winner, with judges citing its modular architecture, sleek enclosure, and sustainability-focused materials. The company'
Trova Launches 220 kWh E‑Spotter Electric Terminal Tractor
Virginia‑based Trova unveiled its all‑electric E‑Spotter terminal tractor, a purpose‑built yard dog featuring a 220 kWh battery, CCS1 charging, and a driver‑focused cab designed for two‑shift uptime,
Quapaw Nation clears Laue Superfund site for farming
The Quapaw Nation has cleared the Laue Superfund site of toxic mining waste and restored it to farmland, becoming the first tribal nation in the US to manage a Superfund cleanup on its own. The tribe
Wasps, Sharks, Vultures Deliver Key Ecosystem Services
The piece argues that widely feared or disliked animals such as wasps, sharks, and vultures play crucial ecological roles and are unjustly vilified, urging a shift toward recognizing their intrinsic a
Species Turnover Slows One‑Third 1970s, Study Finds
A new global analysis shows species turnover has dropped by about a third since the mid‑1970s, contradicting expectations that climate change would accelerate turnover and suggesting ecosystems may be
Cairo Fisher Earns More From Plastic Than Fish
On Cairo's al-Qarsaya island, 60-year-old fisherman Mohammed Ahmed Sayed has stopped hunting fish and now hunts plastic bottles, as pollution has crashed catches and a 2018 initiative pays him more to
Ski Towns Face Wildfire Fears Amid Snow Drought
A record-breaking snow drought has residents worried about much more than slushy slopes.
Staffordshire Council Opens £400–£5,000 Green Grants
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council is opening a new round of community climate grants ranging from £400 to £5,000, with applications accepted from 1 April to 31 May for local projects tackling c
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