Pittsburg State University just got a MASSIVE gift: an electric semi truck
Pittsburg State’s Crossland College of Technology just received an 82‑ton Peterbilt 579EV electric semi from local dealer The Larson Group, giving students hands‑on access to cutting‑edge, low‑emissio
In Ski Towns, a Bad Snow Year Is Worsening Wildfire Fears
A record-breaking snow drought has residents worried about much more than slushy slopes.
Funding for green community initiatives
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council is launching a new £400‑£5,000 grant round for community‑led climate projects, building on a fund that has already backed 40 groups since 2021. The scheme targ
Analysis: CO2 from UK data centres could be ‘hundreds of times’ higher than thought
New analysis by Carbon Brief suggests that CO2 emissions from UK data centers, crucial for the nation's AI ambitions, could be "hundreds of times" higher than government estimates, potentially jeopard
Rachel Reeves to tell G7 accelerating shift to clean energy is best defence against energy price shocks
Rachel Reeves will urge G7 nations to accelerate their shift to clean energy, specifically renewables and nuclear, as the primary defense against global oil and gas price shocks, directly rebuking Con
The greening of career education: US students learn new skills as climate crisis intensifies
As climate change intensifies, US schools, even in politically conservative areas, are increasingly integrating sustainability and clean energy into career and technical education (CTE) programs. This
‘It makes no sense’: the battle over plans for a windfarm by the Yorkshire Dales
A battle is brewing over the proposed Hope Moor windfarm in North Yorkshire, pitting a Norwegian energy company and the UK government's renewable energy goals against local residents who fear the indu
Trump Administration Ends Credit for Start-Stop Feature in Cars
The Trump administration eliminated emissions credits for automakers using start-stop engine technology, a move that could disincentivize fuel-saving features. This rollback potentially undermines pro
TOPCon Solar Cells Are Killing A Key Anti-Solar Talking Point
US manufacturer Talon PV is set to introduce high-efficiency TOPCon solar cells to the US market, directly challenging a key argument against solar energy by boosting efficiency. This move signals con
MAN Trucks shows off its megawatt charging in subzero temperatures
MAN Trucks demonstrated its eTruck's megawatt charging capabilities in subzero conditions, showcasing the maturity of MCS technology for electric semi-trucks. While Tesla's charging speeds are alleged
The Guardian view on Donald Trump and the climate crisis: the US is in reverse while China ploughs ahead | Editorial
As the US rolls back climate regulations under Trump, potentially jeopardizing global climate goals and future economic stability, China is simultaneously showing signs of emissions reduction while he
Royal Enfield CEO confirms launch window for upcoming electric motorcycle
Royal Enfield's CEO confirmed their first electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, is slated for early 2026, signaling a major push into electrification with a focus on urban riders. While final specs
Over 100 Million EV Charging Sessions Conducted On ChargePoint Chargers In Last Year
ChargePoint reports enabling over 100 million EV charging sessions in the last year, signaling a major surge in EV adoption and network usage. This milestone, coupled with broader industry data showin
Q&A: What does Trump’s repeal of US ‘endangerment finding’ mean for climate action?
The Trump administration has revoked the 2009 "endangerment finding" that established greenhouse gases as pollutants under the Clean Air Act, potentially dismantling federal emissions regulations. Whi
Guest post: The challenges in projecting future global sea levels
Global sea levels have already risen significantly due to human-caused climate change, and the IPCC projects further increases, but the exact rate of future rise remains uncertain, primarily due to th
US sanctions, power cuts, climate crisis: why Cuba is betting on renewables
Beset by US sanctions, dwindling oil supplies, and increasingly severe climate events, Cuba is accelerating its transition to renewable energy, aiming for 26% renewables by 2035. The shift, driven by
Ma Jun: ‘No business interest’ in Chinese coal power due to cheaper renewables
Ma Jun, a prominent Chinese environmental activist, emphasizes the critical role of open data in accelerating China's decarbonization efforts, noting that renewables are now cheaper than coal. He high
Green NGOs & Renewable Fuel Producers: Commission Must Resist Pressure to Reopen the Rules Governing Renewable Hydrogen
Green NGOs and renewable fuel producers are urging the European Commission to resist pressure from industrial and political stakeholders to prematurely revise regulations on renewable hydrogen, specif
Chinese car brand Nio performs 165,898 battery swaps — IN A SINGLE DAY
Nio, a Chinese EV brand, shattered its single-day battery swap record with 165,898 swaps during the Lunar New Year, demonstrating the viability of battery-swapping as a refueling alternative. This mil
Who Is Not Funding This Antarctic Expedition?
A New York Times climate reporter, Raymond Zhong, is leading an expedition to Antarctica to study the rapidly melting Thwaites Glacier, highlighting the urgency of understanding rising sea levels. The