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Six expert tips to stay cool in hot weather
A practical guide from experts outlines six evidence-based ways to keep your home and body cool during hot weather, covering airflow strategy, fan use, clothing, and recognising heatstroke.
This unfathomably huge fungal network keeps Earth cool and green
A new global study quantifies the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal network at 110 quadrillion km, showing it moves 4 billion metric tons of carbon each year and exposing distribution gaps in grasslands,
Tesla FSD Ads Show Driver Neglect, Undermining Defense
Tesla’s own promotional videos depicting drivers neglecting supervision and FSD committing traffic violations directly contradict its legal defense that drivers must stay alert, intensifying its $14.5
BYD’s ‘Super’ hatch goes on sale with 65 miles of EV range for under $22,000
BYD has launched the Dolphin G DM-i, a plug‑in hybrid hatchback with up to 65 miles of electric range, now on order in Europe at a net price under $22,000 after incentives.
BMW’s new iX3 is off to a hot start with 10,000+ models sold, top-selling EV in its class
BMW’s new iX3 has quickly become the class‑leading electric SUV, surpassing 10,000 units sold within six months, outpacing rivals like Audi and Polestar, and offering a 800 km WLTP range.
Cyclone Senyar kills 58 Tapanuli orangutans, study says
A new study finds that Cyclone Senyar’s extreme rain and landslides in Sumatra killed 58 of the world’s 800 Tapanuli orangutans—about 7% of the species—highlighting climate‑driven threats to the criti
Stellantis, Factorial begin first solid-state EV road
Stellantis and Factorial Energy have begun the first on-road tests of a solid-state battery-powered EV in North America, fitting Factorial's FEST cells into a Dodge Charger Daytona development vehicle
El Niño under way and threatens weather extremes, scientists say
NOAA has officially declared El Niño conditions under way in the tropical Pacific, with a 63% chance of a very strong event that could rank among the largest since 1950 — and scientists warn the warmi
Xiaomi cleared to launch extended‑range SUV Kunlun N3
Xiaomi secured Chinese regulator approval to produce extended‑range electric SUVs, clearing the way for its first full‑size EREV, the Kunlun N3, and signaling a push into the family‑SUV market dominat
What federal cuts to science funding could mean for the Great Lakes
President Trump’s budget seeks to slash NOAA funding by $1.3 billion, threatening essential Great Lakes research and observation services, while Congress’s appropriations bill restores some support bu
Millions of homes in London, Essex and Kent at risk of sinking as climate crisis worsens
A British Geological Survey analysis projects that up to 1.8 million UK properties could be affected by climate-driven subsidence by 2070, with London, Essex, and Kent most at risk as hotter, drier su
GM is betting on battery cells that don’t use lithium
GM is partnering with Peak Energy to develop sodium-ion battery cells for grid-scale energy storage, betting the technology can undercut the lithium-iron phosphate systems that dominate today's statio
BYD to Build 1,000 kW Flash Charging Network in Canada
BYD is moving to build its proprietary 1,000 kW Flash Charging network in Canada, marking the first confirmed North American deployment and leapfrogging Tesla's 500 kW Supercharger ceiling.
EV sales surge as average price drops 4%
EV sales surged to a post‑tax‑credit high in May as average transaction prices kept falling, driven by deep automaker incentives, rising gasoline costs, and Tesla’s low‑cost Model 3 and Model Y domina
BYD’s new plug-in Super hatch packs 65 miles of EV range, promises to slash fuel costs
BYD is set to sell its Dolphin G DM-i, a Europe‑focused plug‑in hybrid hatch that offers up to 65 miles of pure electric driving and a combined range of 646 miles, positioning it as an affordable, low
GM Challenges Tesla's Energy Storage Lead With
GM unveiled a sodium-ion battery chemistry aimed at the booming stationary energy storage market, where Tesla currently controls 82% of installations — but GM's first product won't ship until later th
Record winter temperatures in Antarctic raise fears over speed of climate breakdown
Antarctic temperatures surged to 15.4 °C at the Esperanza base on June 6, smashing the 1998 winter record by 2 °C and prompting scientists to warn of accelerating climate breakdown across the peninsul
Anker’s massive SOLIX Early Prime Day power station deals + exclusive bonus savings from $129, Ride1Up Portola e-bike, more
Anker’s Early Prime Day Sale slashes prices on its SOLIX portable power stations, adds tiered free solar panel gifts, and offers a 5% bonus code, while Ride1Up and Worx roll out deep discounts on e‑bi
Trump crackdown blocks climate‑refugee entry to US
The United States is increasingly blocking entry for people displaced by climate disasters, as neither U.S. nor international law recognizes environmental hazards as grounds for asylum and the Trump a
EIA sees oil demand dip, coal use rises in Asia‑Pacific
The Iran war’s ripple effects are cutting global oil use by over a million barrels per day this year, prompting a near‑term coal surge in Asia‑Pacific and energising UN climate officials to press for
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