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Ealing Beavers Stop Greenford Station Flooding for Third Year
A colony of beavers reintroduced to Ealing's Paradise Fields in 2023 has prevented flooding at nearby Greenford station for three consecutive winters, with project conservationists celebrating new kit
Dangerous heatwave to hit US ahead of holiday weekend
A prolonged and dangerous heatwave driven by a heat dome will sweep across much of the US starting Thursday, exposing roughly 250 million people to extreme temperatures and high humidity ahead of the
Ferrari Luce China 'sellout' undercut by dealer reports
Ferrari's first electric sedan reportedly sold out its 88-unit Chinese allocation 'immediately,' but dealers told local media orders remain open with non-refundable deposits — suggesting the headline
$383M grant electrifies Port of Long Beach freight
California's Port and Freight Infrastructure Program awarded a record $383 million grant at the Port of Long Beach to fund battery-electric tugboats, forklifts, cargo-handling equipment, charging stat
2027 Chevy Blazer EV Holds Prices, Adds NACS Port
The 2027 Chevy Blazer EV will keep its starting prices unchanged across all trims while adding a standard NACS port for Tesla Supercharger access and a new optional Bose premium sound system addressin
Zinc Batteries Push for US Grid Storage Role Amid Lithium Supply Risks
The International Zinc Association is pushing zinc-based batteries as a domestically sourced alternative to lithium for US grid-scale energy storage, releasing a roadmap that calls for federal manufac
Sun-Ways Pilots PV Panels Between Train Tracks in Switzerland
Swiss startup Sun-Ways has piloted interlocking PV panels mounted between railroad tracks, with founder Joseph Scuderi reporting 11,000+ trains have passed over the installation without safety or perf
California delays emissions reporting deadline by 3 months
California's Air Resources Board is giving companies three additional months to comply with the state's corporate emissions disclosure law, pushing the first SB 253 reporting deadline from August 10 t
Another day, another illegal billion-dollar bribe to raise your electricity prices
The Interior Department paid Invenergy $765 million to abandon four offshore wind leases and pivot to natural gas, the latest in a series of near-billion-dollar deals totaling over $2.7 billion that c
Dangerous heatwave to sweep eastern US
A potentially dangerous heatwave is developing across the eastern United States, bringing daytime heat, high humidity, and stifling overnight temperatures, per BBC Weather presenter Ben Rich.
Tesla starts Cybercab production tests in Austin
Tesla has begun engineering tests of its first production Cybercab on Austin public roads, but a safety monitor still rides in the passenger seat and the company's paid robotaxi service continues to r
Duke gives up offshore wind lease for ‘partial’ reimbursement under Interior deal
Duke Energy surrendered its undeveloped $155 million Carolina Long Bay offshore wind lease to the Interior Department for a $129 million "partial reimbursement," marking the Trump administration's nin
Wildfire mitigation becomes a capital allocation challenge
North American utilities face mounting regulatory and financial pressure to justify wildfire mitigation as a defensible, risk-based capital allocation problem, and asset investment planning tools are
Jeep scraps two EVs in Europe, but three new SUVs are on the way
Jeep is cancelling European launches of the Recon EV and Wagoneer S, citing tough market conditions and right-hand-drive development costs, and replacing them with three new SUVs — including a flagshi
Accra Floods Kill 13 as Another Storm Approaches
At least 13 people have died in Accra, Ghana, after torrential rain caused severe flooding that submerged homes and vehicles, prompting the government to urge residents to stay indoors as another stor
Reform MS Evans named chair of Welsh climate committee
Reform UK MS James Evans has been appointed to chair the Welsh Senedd's only dedicated environment scrutiny committee, prompting green groups to warn the role could undermine ministerial accountabilit
‘Doves and food and fun’: the fight to save a farming pioneer
A pioneering 56-acre agroforestry farm in Suffolk founded in 1992 is racing to raise £1.2m through a community share offer or risk being sold on the open market.
Culebra Fishers Reopen Village They Rebuilt Themselves
Culebra's traditional fishers reopened their community fishing village in October after a four-year grassroots restoration, even as Puerto Rico's fragmented regulatory system and warming oceans leave
CPSC proposes mandatory federal safety rule for e-bike batteries
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has proposed a sweeping federal safety rule that would make UL battery standards mandatory for e-bikes and impose new requirements on batteries, chargers, and co
Australia’s next summer isn’t guaranteed to be the hottest yet – but it’s looking likely | Milton Speer and Lance M Leslie
Unseasonably warm June temperatures have broken early winter records across Australia's southern capitals, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting continued warmth and forecasters warning the comin
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