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Most EV Load Goes Unmanaged — and Utilities Can't See
Even paying $40 a month, fewer than 5% of Bay Area EV owners enrolled in a 2026 NBER managed-charging experiment — and NewGen's GridLens tool reads EV charging signatures directly from utilities' own
Nearly 1.5M people in Louisiana depend on this strip of marsh. But it needs saving.
A $101 million project to restore 1,320 acres of the New Orleans Land Bridge — a 20-mile marsh strip shielding 1.5 million people from storm surge — is set to begin next summer, funded by BP Deepwater
Ore Energy to Deploy 1 GWh Iron-Air Battery for Budget
Dutch long-duration storage startup Ore Energy has signed what it calls continental Europe's largest iron-air battery deal — 1 GWh with Dutch energy supplier Budget Thuis, starting with 400 MWh in 202
Country diary: Somewhere in the vast forest is a miniature one | Amanda Thomson
Nature writer Amanda Thomson hunts for twinflowers in a Scottish pinewood, highlighting a honeysuckle-family species whose UK populations have dropped 44% in 50 years and now face a new genetic-divers
Dutch Cities Battle Heatwave With Curtains, Fake Trees
The Netherlands is deploying a toolkit ranging from outside-hung curtains to fake trees and mobile 'jungle blocks' as a heatwave exposes how poorly Dutch architecture — built for cold, damp weather —
India Heatwaves Shut Schools, Women Bear Career Cost
India's intensifying heatwaves are forcing prolonged school closures that disproportionately push working mothers out of jobs and into economic precarity, with no gender-responsive policy response cur
Albania protests erupt against Kushner-backed resort
Massive protests have erupted across Albania against a €1.4 billion luxury resort development backed by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner on protected coastal land, with demonstrators channeling anger ov
Electric cars win again at Pike’s Peak as Super Mustang Mach-E gets its revenge
Romain Dumas drove Ford's 1,400-hp electric Super Mustang Mach-E to overall victory at the 2026 Pike's Peak International Hill Climb, beating every gas-powered car by more than 11 seconds — a year aft
Zijin deploys 290 custom 140-ton electric haul trucks
Chinese miner Zijin couldn't buy an electric haul truck that fit its Xinjiang zinc mine, so it co-designed the 140-ton LK220E with Longking and now runs 290 of them — over 80% of the mine's fleet.
Met Office: UK Heatwave to Hit Record 38C This Week
The Met Office has expanded its extreme heat warning across the UK, forecasting record-breaking temperatures up to 38C from Monday through Thursday — with a 25% chance of exceeding 40C — alongside UKH
FAW Jiefang completes 15,000 km sodium battery truck
Chinese heavy truck maker FAW Jiefang completed a nearly seven-month, 15,000+ km real-world test of electric trucks powered by sodium-ion battery packs co-developed with Zhongke Haina, reporting stron
El Niño is back with a vengeance – and fears of ‘Godzilla’ strength may be the least of our worries
El Niño has officially returned to the Pacific, with US and Australian agencies warning of potentially severe impacts — but scientists stress the real crisis is its collision with debt distress, energ
Kelp Forests Vanishing Twice as Fast as Coral Reefs
Scientists, Indigenous volunteers, and conservation groups are deploying an array of strategies—from AI modeling and selective breeding to urchin culling and sea otter reintroduction—to rescue the wor
The wait is over: Royal Enfield’s first electric motorcycle begins deliveries
Royal Enfield's dedicated EV sub-brand Flying Flea began customer deliveries of its first electric motorcycle, the FF.C6, marking the legacy motorcycle maker's formal entry into the electric era with
Bradford Council Targets 17% Tree Canopy in
Bradford Council has unveiled an Enhanced Biodiversity Report targeting a near-doubling of tree canopy cover to 17% and the creation of more nature reserves and green spaces across the district.
Dutch Court Lets Greenpeace Anti-SLAPP Suit Against Energy Transfer Proceed
An Amsterdam court on June 3 rejected Energy Transfer's bid to dismiss Greenpeace International's anti-SLAPP lawsuit, ruling the case can proceed on its merits under existing Dutch law rather than the
Scientists Hunt 'Super Reefs' That Survive Extreme Heat
Inside Climate News oceans correspondent Teresa Tomassoni traveled to the Marshall Islands to follow Woods Hole scientists hunting for "super reefs" — coral ecosystems that can survive extreme heat an
Barnes Hedgehog Highway Drills Through Victorian Walls
A community-built network of hedgehog tunnels and drilled fence holes in Barnes, south-west London, is helping the vulnerable species move between gardens, with residents and ZSL scientists working to
Renault, Smart, Cupra Launch Small EVs to Counter China
European carmakers are betting that compact electric vehicles — from Renault's €19,490 Twingo to Smart's electric #2 — can reverse the SUV bloat trend and help them fend off Chinese rivals like BYD.
Australia Shark Bites Rise, Experts Cite Warming Seas
A spate of shark bites along Sydney's beaches, including a great white attack that cost 34-year-old Leah Stewart her arm, has spotlighted a sharp rise in Australian shark incidents—from an average of
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