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House GOP to Debate Fossil Fuel Lawsuit Shield
Congressional Republicans are pushing legislation to shield fossil fuel companies from lawsuits over their contribution to climate change, with the House Judiciary Committee scheduled to take up the m
BYD reveals the new Denza N8L EV, a smart luxury SUV with 960 km of range for about $45,000
BYD's luxury sub-brand Denza launched the all-electric N8L EV, a six-seat large SUV starting at ~$45,000, featuring a 130.15 kWh Blade Battery 2.0 with up to 960 km of CLTC range and 800V Flash Chargi
US data centers could consume more natural gas than Germany and Japan combined by 2035
BloombergNEF projects US data centers will consume more natural gas than Germany and Japan combined by 2035, nearly doubling its forecast from nine months ago as the AI buildout accelerates.
BMW’s new iX3 looks like a hit, making up 1 in 3 EV orders in Europe
BMW's iX3 electric SUV has racked up 100,000 orders in Europe within a year of launch, accounting for roughly one in three BMW EV orders and the strongest first-year demand for any new BMW vehicle eve
Energy Secretary: Saudi Pipeline Outage to Last Days
U.S. Energy Secretary says the Saudi pipeline closure is a brief interruption expected to last days, per CNBC.
Indonesian Fires Threaten Borneo Orangutan Research Camp
Wildfires, fuelled by a strong El Niño and intentionally set land-clearing burns, have crept within 200 metres of a celebrated 32-year orangutan research station in Borneo's Gunung Palung National Par
Kia PV7 EV Van Spotted Testing in US After Unveiling
Kia unveiled its larger PV7 electric van at IAA Transportation and a prototype was spotted testing in the US the same day, though a US launch faces steep hurdles including Trump-era import taxes on So
NYCW 2026: AI Data Center Roundtable
New York Climate Week 2026 will host an AI Data Center Roundtable at Fordham University on September 24 uniting frontline community organizers with policy advocates to push guardrails against AI data
Fossil Free Zones Breakfast Set for NYCW 2026
The Fossil Free Zones Breakfast at NYCW 2026 will convene at Fordham University's Lincoln Center Campus on 24 September, aligning Amazon, Congo Basin and Coral Triangle strategies ahead of COP31 to pu
Yadea Partners With Spiro on African EV Motorcycles
Yadea, the world's largest EV company by unit sales, is partnering with Spiro to manufacture electric motorcycles tailored for African markets and feed them into Spiro's existing battery-swapping netw
B2U Powers Up Second Texas Second-Life Battery Project
B2U Storage Solutions commissioned a 28-MWh second-life battery energy storage project near San Antonio — its second such installation in ERCOT — built entirely from repurposed EV batteries, with more
Change 4 mindsets to build a more resilient US grid: NERC CEO Jim Robb
NERC CEO Jim Robb warns the US electric grid cannot keep pace with surging demand from AI data centers, electrification, and industrial growth, calling for over $1 trillion in modernization and four m
It's electric wins NYC curbside EV charger contract
New York City selected Brooklyn-based it's electric to manufacture and supply nearly 700 Level 2 curbside EV charging points across all five boroughs over three years, replacing and vastly expanding t
USAID's End Erodes Global Conservation Funding
The U.S. Agency for International Development, one of the world's largest funders of conservation and climate resilience programs, was abruptly dismantled last year, erasing a major source of support
Maine PUC Picks Wind Developer for Northern Maine Project
Maine's Public Utilities Commission on Aug. 25 selected winning proposals in its second attempt at a years-long procurement to harness northern Maine's wind resources and transmit that power to popula
‘It’s really taking off’: hedge revival as farmers rediscover ancient tools
British farmers are rediscovering the ancient craft of hedge laying, with 2,500 applying for government grants to restore 1,300km of mature hedgerows for wildlife, carbon capture, and flood prevention
The incoming ‘super’ El Niño will create chaos around the world. And we are far from ready for it | Bill McGuire
An El Niño forecast to peak at 4°C — double the official 'super' threshold — will trigger cascading global weather catastrophes through 2027, including UK flooding, India's weakest monsoon in 20 years
Traffic Noise Cuts Gibbon Morning Songs Near Malaysian Highway
New research finds white-handed gibbons living near a Malaysian highway called out in only 36% of recordings, less than half the rate of gibbons in quieter locations, suggesting traffic noise is silen
200 Goldfinches Sweep Through Priestcliffe Grasses
Nature writer Mark Cocker describes witnessing approximately 200 goldfinches — mostly this year's young — foraging through autumn stands of tufted hair-grass at Priestcliffe, their synchronized moveme
Panama canal traffic facing further cuts as drought from El Niño worsens
The Panama Canal will cut daily transits by 18% from October as an El Niño-driven drought chokes the waterway, deepening a bottleneck that already has ships paying $4 million to jump the queue.
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