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A clean‑energy political action committee poured $1.1 million into the Republican primary to knock out Chip Roy, a vocal opponent of wind and solar power. Fresh off that win, the group is now rallying
Republicans are pushing a new Interior appropriations bill that slaps wind farms with hefty annual inspection fees—up to $72,800 per turbine. The bill’s champion, Rep. Tom Cole, and Interior Secretary
While Tesla rolls out robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston and Amazon expands AI‑driven shopping, the green‑tech market is heating up with deep discounts. Anker SOLIX slashes prices on its power sta
GM unveiled the Hummer X, a mid‑size electric off‑roader concept that blends SUV and pickup form factors and showcases a modular, on‑demand manufacturing process. Featuring a low center of gravity, ra
Toyota has killed its planned Lexus LF-ZC luxury electric sedan, scrapping a flagship showcase for next-gen battery and software technology as the automaker redirects toward larger SUVs.
A massive Memorial Day sales hub bundles deep discounts on eco‑friendly tech, from e‑bikes and electric scooters to home power stations and smart devices. Brands like Juiced Bikes, Amazon, Segway and
The Rivian R2 Performance's final EPA ratings match the Tesla Model Y Performance on efficiency (105 MPGe combined, 32 kWh/100mi) and beat it on range by 24 miles—despite weighing nearly 800 pounds mo
Europe shattered May temperature records this week under a persistent heat dome, with the UK hitting 35.1C, while Australia's east coast faced severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, and damaging winds
Washington scientists have deployed an AI‑driven Wetland Intrinsic Potential tool to locate hidden wetlands, giving landowners and regulators a new way to protect these ecosystems as federal protectio
A Guardian column argues that Britain's rapidly growing AC market is leaving behind the disabled and chronically ill who need cooling most, framing heatwaves as a class and public-health crisis rather
The Down to Earth newsletter reaches its 250th issue, using the milestone to ask how effective the climate fight has been. It notes that since its 2021 launch, the world’s political, economic and envi
Record‑breaking May temperatures across the UK and Europe have prompted the Climate Change Committee to warn that the UK is ill‑equipped for a new normal of extreme heat, urging immediate adaptation m
Elon Musk is confronting industry pushback over his proposed SpaceX‑Tesla merger, while Tesla’s Full Self‑Driving team grapples with internal dissent and large utility‑scale solar projects also draw c
The EPA’s virtual hearing heard strong opposition from environmental groups to the Trump administration’s proposed rule that would exempt coal‑ash sites from federal regulation, shifting oversight to
US clean‑energy developers are racing to lock in tax‑credit incentives, announcing a record 54 new utility‑scale projects that would add over 12 GW of capacity and $18 B of investment. At the same tim
BYD’s luxury Denza Z9 GT is reshaping the EV market, delivering over 10,000 units in China and debuting in Europe with a price that undercuts German rivals. The model’s ultra‑fast Flash‑Charging and r
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the $640,000 Luce electric car is accumulating orders extending into late 2027, the first concrete demand signal since the EV's polarizing Rome unveiling triggere
EcoFlow is leading Thursday’s Green Deals roundup with a massive May sale that slashes its portable power stations by up to 61% and adds a 48‑hour flash discount. The promotion, part of the updated Me
Patricia Pino’s Common Wealth paper urges Ed Miliband’s energy ministry to lock in domestic gas, nationalise Rough storage and fix clean‑energy prices now, aiming to curb soaring household bills cause
The Download reports that climate‑tech firms are hitting the public markets, with solar‑battery maker Solv Energy debuting at a $6 billion valuation. In a parallel note, MIT Technology Review’s AI Hyp
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