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Ed Davey: Cut fuel duty 10p until Christmas
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey demanded an immediate 10p-per-litre fuel duty cut until Christmas and scrapped a planned January increase, framing the £2bn cost as self-funding while blaming high
SONDORS’ abandoned 3-wheeled electric car just showed up for sale on eBay
The sole prototype of SONDORS' never-produced three-wheeled electric car has surfaced on eBay for $10,000 — the exact price the company once promised for the finished car — closing a circular chapter
Whitehouse on Democrats' Climate Messaging Retreat
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse joins Inside Climate News' podcast ahead of Climate Week NYC to examine why Democrats are leaning away from climate messaging amid fossil fuel industry influence.
China's Grid Tops Emissions of Planet's Most Potent Greenhouse Gas
China's electric grid is the world's largest emitter of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) — the most potent greenhouse gas — even as the country leads global renewable energy expansion, undercutting its clean
China's Grid Is World's Top Source of 24,300x-Worse SF6
China's electrical grid is the world's largest source of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), a synthetic insulating gas that is 24,300 times more warming than CO2 and persists in the atmosphere for 1,000 years
Whitehouse: Call Out the Corruption Propelling the US Climate Retreat
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse has spent 14 years and more than 300 Senate floor speeches pressing colleagues on climate, and now frames US climate retreat as a corruption problem.
£1m fund helps Gloucestershire groups buy green spaces
The Summerfield Charitable Trust has launched a £1m fund, working with the Gloucestershire Nature and Climate Fund and Gloucestershire Local Nature Partnership, to help community groups quickly buy th
'You never quite know what you're going to pull out'
Volunteer group Clean Up Bristol Harbour marks 10 years of pulling rubbish — and stranger items — from the city's waterways, but faces an uncertain future as its funding runs out and a £5,000 crowdfun
When did grey squirrels start posing a threat to reds?
Grey squirrels, introduced to the UK 150 years ago by Victorian banker Thomas V. Brocklehurst, have driven native red squirrel populations from 3.5 million to under 300,000, prompting a species-specif
France Wine Output Heads for 70-Year Low as Drought Bites
France's 2025 wine harvest is on track for a 70-year low after record heat and drought halved yields across Burgundy, Champagne, and the Loire Valley, exposing rigid appellation rules that block adapt
Here’s all the dumb oil wars that electric cars have nothing to do with
The article surveys six simultaneous oil-related conflicts — from a closed Strait of Hormuz to Houthi attacks on Saudi pipelines, Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries, and US actions in Venezuela a
Climate XChange is giving away more EVs than ever before in its 11th Annual EV Raffle
Climate XChange opened its 11th Annual EV Raffle, offering a grand prize of up to $120,000 toward one or two fully customized electric vehicles from any manufacturer, with a new second-place tier adde
Nature reserve doubles in size after legacy gift
A legacy gift from supporter David Aldred has allowed Staffordshire Wildlife Trust to double the size of Jackson's Coppice and Marsh Nature Reserve near Eccleshall, adding wet woodland, marsh, and pas
BHP's Wabtec FLXDrive Battery Locos Pass Year-Long Trial
After nearly a year hauling iron ore between BHP's Jimblebar mine and Port Hedland in Australia's Pilbara, Wabtec's 4,400 hp FLXDrive battery-electric locomotives are proving viable for heavy-haul dut
CATL reveals TECTRANS II battery for Swaptopus swap network
CATL unveiled its TECTRANS II commercial truck battery at IAA Transportation, designed to power the Swaptopus battery-swap network it launched with Octopus Energy to accelerate European freight electr
Iran War Drives Up Global Fuel Prices
The Iran war is pushing fuel prices higher worldwide, sparking angry protests across multiple countries and straining national economies dependent on imported energy.
Voltalia Sued Over Brazil Wind Farm Land, Health Harms
French multinational Voltalia faces a civil class action in Brazil's northeast from farmers who say wind farm contracts have cost them their livelihoods and health — a shadow side of Brazil's celebrat
Northeast Heating Bills to Rise as Diesel Costs Climb
Northeastern US residents will pay significantly more to heat their homes this winter as rising diesel prices push up the cost of heating oil, also known as fuel oil.
China's Oil Stockpile Keeps Global Prices in Check
Oil prices remain elevated but could be far worse, and AP News credits China's Xi with helping keep a lid on global crude — a pattern other outlets say is rooted in Beijing's massive oil stockpiling,
Nepal's Gen Z Demands Reparations From Top Polluters
Nepal's youth-dominated government and Gen Z activists are demanding climate reparations from the world's major polluting nations after a glacial collapse killed or left missing more than 8,000 people
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