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OPEC+ Holds Production Steady for November
OPEC+ announced Sunday that its seven member countries will maintain baseline oil production levels for November, holding output steady as fuel prices remain elevated amid the Iran war.
Tough times for Audi, VW, and Porsche could make October a great time to buy
VW Group brands are piling on EV incentives through November 3rd, with Audi offering $20,000 off the RS e-tron GT, Porsche covering the first three payments, and VW cutting up to $18,000 off the ID.4.
YMX adds Outrider self-driving tech to Orange EV yard trucks
3PL provider YMX Logistics will deploy Outrider's autonomous driving system on its fleet of all-electric Orange EV Class 8 yard trucks at large enterprise customer sites under a new five-year commerci
To win over locals, data centers pump $340M into rural Texas projects
Data center companies have invested or donated more than $343 million across rural Texas over the past year on community projects like water towers, hospitals, and schools—an effort to win over reside
Colorado's Climate Seal Reaches 1,200 Students, Spreads
Colorado's climate literacy seal, a diploma endorsement requiring two advanced courses and a community climate project, has been adopted by 26 of the state's 179 school districts and earned by an esti
ALSO TM-B Deliveries Begin With Mixed Early Reviews
Rivian spinout ALSO has begun delivering its $4,500 TM-B electric bikes to first customers after repeated delays, with early owners praising the bike's unique pedal-by-wire ride but finding real-world
Jersey Trust Buys Field to Expand Green Lung
The National Trust for Jersey has secured rights to buy a field near Maupertuis Farm in St Clement, aiming to extend a protected 'green lung' in one of the island's most built-up parishes.
Russia’s nuclear plants are ageing. Who will pay to dismantle them?
Russia faces an €18.7 billion funding shortfall to decommission 35 ageing nuclear reactors at home, even as state-owned Rosatom builds new plants abroad for countries including Turkiye and Bangladesh.
San Luis Valley Faces Groundwater Ultimatum
Water regulators and farmers in Colorado's San Luis Valley face a court-decided choice between aggressive groundwater management that would shrink the local agricultural economy or continued overpumpi
Johor opposition chief urges Indonesia to name haze firms
Johor opposition leader Andrew Chen has urged Indonesian authorities to publicly identify companies, including Malaysian-linked ones, allegedly responsible for the transboundary haze choking Johor, wh
National Trust: may not save all heritage from climate
The National Trust's North Yorkshire manager warned that climate change poses a 'tangible' threat to heritage sites, conceding the charity cannot protect every property in its care as extreme weather
‘Act before it’s too late’: Tokyo residents fight for more trees
Two Tokyo residents are campaigning for official tree canopy targets after a University of Tokyo study found central Tokyo's tree cover fell from 9.2% in 2013 to 7.3% in 2022, even as Japan recorded i
Humpback propeller injuries rise along Australia's east coast
Humpback whales along Australia's east coast are showing gruesome propeller injuries as their population rebounds past 40,000, prompting the International Whaling Commission to pass a global vessel-st
Lost Woods project logs 5,570 Sussex trees
Volunteers with the Lost Woods project have recorded 5,570 ancient, veteran, and notable trees across a 121-square-mile area of Sussex since March 2024, exceeding the project's initial expectations.
SF Bay Ecologist: Wetland Health Tied to Far-Off Decisions
After years of fieldwork in San Francisco Bay marshes, coastal ecologist Megan Kelso concluded that the biggest factors shaping wetland health may be decisions made far away — not invasive species in
Author Craig Childs on Why Darker Skies Are Worth It
Public radio's Living on Earth interviews author Craig Childs about disappearing dark nights and why losing the Milky Way and shadow-casting starlight should make us want a darker future.
The expansion of Heathrow would be an expensive disaster for Britain and the world. Burnham needs to block it | George Monbiot
George Monbiot argues Heathrow's third runway is a costly net loss even by the UK government's own analysis, and frames Andy Burnham's 'contested' language as a political opening to block it.
Guernsey Hosts 26th Inter-Island Environment Meeting
Guernsey is hosting the 26th Inter-Island Environment Meeting, drawing environmental experts, conservation groups, and businesses from the British Isles and France to share ideas and develop joint con
FOD Launches River Hub to Track Dart Sewage Spills in Real Time
Devon volunteers at Friends of the Dart launched River Hub, a real-time platform tracking sewage spills on the River Dart and flagging whether remediation is planned, as South West Water faces an £8m
550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses Into Pacific
Hawaii's 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90-foot lava rock formation at Volcanoes National Park, collapsed into the Pacific Ocean between September 23 and 27, likely during Tropical Storm Nolo.
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