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Millions of dollars in funding but still no plan: can Quebec save its caribou from extinction?
Quebec received C$40m in federal funding for caribou conservation, but a decade after promising a protection strategy the province still has none, and maternity pens meant to save its three most endan
UK Wildfires Gut Three RSPB Bird Reserves
Three major UK wildfires this summer — in the Cairngorms, on the Suffolk coast, and in the New Forest — have gutted RSPB reserves and critical lowland heath, with conservationists warning threatened s
Blaze Equipment opens Baltimore, launches online ordering
Blaze Equipment has opened a new location in Baltimore, Maryland, extending its East Coast footprint alongside its West Coast and Central U.S. hubs, while simultaneously launching a nationwide e-comme
Fog Nearly Triples Severe Crash Risk: Lytx
Lytx outlines a 'read, reroute, recalibrate' playbook for utility fleets, arguing that weather-driven risk demands continuous condition monitoring, mid-shift routing changes, and context-aware driver
North Wales Police Seize Off-Road Vehicles On The Spot Under New
North Wales Police can now seize illegal off-road vehicles on the spot under the Crime and Policing Act 2026, replacing the prior requirement to issue warnings. Officers say off-roading incidents and
Saudi Aramco Staff Among IPCC Lead Authors
A Guardian investigation has identified at least a dozen IPCC lead authors linked to Saudi Aramco and other oil-and-gas interests, raising questions about the body's conflict-of-interest safeguards fo
Country diary: The biggest burst of partridges I’ve seen on the farm. We must be doing something right | Colin Chappell
A farmer witnesses an unusually large covey of 26 grey partridges on his farm, attributing the surge to nature-friendly farming practices that support insect life and bird habitat.
‘The physical toll is visceral’: How Indonesia’s fire haze affects millions - visual guide
Indonesia's annual fire season has escalated into a regional public health crisis, with peat fires on Borneo and Sumatra driving air quality to hazardous levels, respiratory cases past 113,000, and ha
Oil Drops to 11-Day Low on Iran Diplomacy Hopes
Oil prices fell to an 11-day low, declining for a fourth straight day as hopes of US-Iran diplomacy, steady Saudi crude exports, and easing supply concerns drove the move.
Tesla Reopens Roadster Reservations at $50,000 Deposit
Tesla has reopened reservations for its next-generation Roadster, demanding a $50,000 deposit roughly two weeks before the electric sports car is scheduled to be unveiled on October 1 near Waco, Texas
Bear-y good neighbors: humans and animals are learning to live together in an expanding LA
Black bears are increasingly roaming Los Angeles suburbs as development pushes into the Angeles National Forest, with 2026 on track for a record-setting year of encounters and foothill communities lik
Cadillac Lyriq-V confirmed for Australia, New Zealand
Cadillac confirmed its 615 hp Lyriq-V electric SUV will launch in Australia and New Zealand in 2027, bringing the V-Series performance badge into the EV era in those markets at a starting price of 109
As diesel hits $10/gal., rumors swirl that stations are running out
Social media is filling with photos of US gas stations displaying 'out of diesel' notices after California pumps hit $9.99/gal — but GasBuddy, Newsweek, and CNBC report industry data shows no widespre
Former EPA officials: Trump is letting data centers make people sick
Former EPA researchers warn that the Trump administration's systematic rollback of pollution safeguards is removing guardrails around the rapidly expanding AI data center industry, potentially endange
From 10-97% SOC in 9 minutes: Sunwoda joins the flash charging race
Sunwoda unveiled a 15C LFP battery system that charges from 10-97% in 9 minutes at room temperature and performs down to -20°C, positioning the Chinese battery maker against rivals like CATL and BYD i
Coal miners stuck in years-long black lung benefits fight
U.S. coal miners are waiting years for federal black lung benefits — with 40% of approved claims appealed by coal operators and a median appeal time of three-plus years — as the disease hits its highe
China’s stranglehold on rare earths must be ended, says hopeful supplier to EU
Viridis Mining and Minerals is positioning itself as a key alternative supplier to break China's grip on rare earths, targeting 5% of the global market with production starting at the end of 2028.
An Unused and Divisive Philippine Nuclear Plant Awaits Its Fate
The Philippines is weighing whether to restart the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, completed in 1984 but never turned on, as part of a broader push to bolster energy security against global shocks.
Refineries Now Main Chokepoint in Energy Supply
Refineries have become the critical bottleneck in global energy supply chains, as disruptions and underinvestment weaken their ability to meet demand despite available crude oil.
Bluff Mine Abandoned After Bowen Coking Coal Collapse
Liquidators have disclaimed the Bluff coalmine lease in central Queensland, leaving the state government to rehabilitate the 1,100-hectare open-cut site after owner Bowen Coking Coal's July 2025 finan
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