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Tesla Sues Manitoba Over EV Rebate Ban
Tesla is suing the Canadian province of Manitoba over its removal from a provincial EV rebate program, arguing the exclusion unfairly singled out the automaker amid trade tensions with the U.S.
Kia PV5 Captures 37% of Europe's Small EV Van Market
Kia's PV5 electric van captured 37% of Europe's small (C-segment) electric van market, ranking as the segment best-seller in 12 countries including the UK and Germany since launching at the end of 202
A month after Congress killed the solar tax credit, the industry is anything but dead
A month after Congress killed the 30% federal solar tax credit, the US home solar market is still drawing buyers and battery attachments have surged to 45% of new installs, as homeowners shift from ch
Solar-Powered Leaf Sheep Sea Slug Tops Invertebrate Year Poll
The leaf sheep, a rice-grain-sized sea slug capable of photosynthesis by stealing chloroplasts from algae, has surged in popularity and is an early frontrunner for the Guardian's invertebrate of the y
Michigan Winemakers Fear Smoke Taint as Wildfires Spread
Michigan winemakers are watching drifting wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota with new alarm, as the state's nearly $9 billion wine industry confronts an emerging climate threat already reshaping
Wildfire season is changing. Spokane is showing how.
Three wildfires that ignited near Spokane over the weekend destroyed more than 700 buildings, forcing the Red Cross to shelter hundreds of evacuees as Washington records its most destructive fire seas
Specieswatch: Wild deer release millions of tonnes of methane a year
A new study finds wild ruminants release roughly 3 million tonnes of methane annually, with deer responsible for more than half — a figure dwarfed by the 600 million-plus tonnes of emissions from dome
Heath: Ditch Net Zero, Embrace Mediterranean Life
George Monbiot criticizes Sunday Telegraph editor Allister Heath for arguing Britain should scrap net zero and 'embrace Mediterranean life,' framing the column as proof that climate nihilism has repla
‘I just want to find them’: deadly cloudbursts devastate Kashmir’s mountain communities
Cloudbursts swept through Kashmir's Pir Panjal mountains in mid-July, killing at least 28 people and leaving families like Haji Mohammad Latief's searching through rubble and swollen rivers for missin
Europe's Rivers Hit Record Lows, Forcing Nuclear Shutdowns
Europe's largest rivers — the Danube and Rhine — have dropped to record lows this summer, halting barge traffic, grounding cruise ships, and forcing Romania to shut down nuclear reactors for the first
Iran, Ukraine wars escalate oil shortages with few signs of relief
Drone strikes tied to the Iran and Ukraine wars have knocked an estimated 6.5 million barrels per day out of global refining, with attacks spreading to new fronts including Egypt's Mediterranean coast
Lucid’s smaller Cosmos SUV, slated for 2026, has been pushed back to 2027
Lucid's mid-size Cosmos SUV, previously slated for late 2026, has been pushed to at least 2027, new CEO Silvio Napoli announced alongside a wider-than-expected Q2 loss as part of an 'operational reset
EVgo Adds 500+ Fast Chargers to Brixmor Shopping Centers
EVgo is installing more than 500 DC fast-charging stalls at Brixmor-owned shopping centers nationwide, eventually placing chargers at over a quarter of the retailer's 346-property portfolio.
Chevy Blazer EV Holds 2027 Prices Flat, Adds NACS Port
The 2027 Chevy Blazer EV arrives with the same starting prices as last year despite gaining a standard NACS charging port and a newly optional Bose sound system on lower trims.
Appeals Court Says E.P.A. Cannot Block Billions in Climate Grants
A federal appeals court ruled 10-7 that the EPA cannot terminate $20 billion in climate grants frozen since early in Trump's second term, handing a victory to nonprofit recipients awaiting the funds.
Toyota announces 2027 bZ prices start at $35,000
Toyota will launch the 2027 bZ electric SUV starting at $34,980, holding pricing nearly flat against the current model while adding a built-in NACS port for direct Tesla Supercharger access and improv
Porsche CEO Confirms Electric 718, Taycan Will Continue
Porsche's new CEO Michael Leiters confirmed in his first major interview that the electric 718 will be built and the Taycan will not be discontinued, while continuing Porsche's push for softer EU emis
Revealed: major oil firms make $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis
Eight of the world's largest oil companies raked in nearly $93bn (£69bn) in combined profits in the second quarter of 2025 as the US-Israeli war on Iran pushed oil prices above $126 a barrel, nearly d
Farmers Demand Disposable BBQ Ban Amid UK Wildfire Surge
Farmers, firefighters, and opposition MPs are pressing for a temporary ban on disposable barbecues in England and Wales as wildfires have burned more than 20,000 hectares across every UK region — thou
Eversource Q2 income plunges on transmission ROE, offshore wind charges
Eversource Energy's second-quarter income fell to $53.7 million from $352.7 million a year earlier, hit by $164 million in offshore wind charges and a $62 million pending transmission return-on-equity
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