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Hyundai’s electric SUVs are winning over buyers, and it’s easy to see why
Hyundai's IONIQ 5 and three-row IONIQ 9 are pulling in majority-new buyers to the brand with affordable pricing after the federal tax credit expired, driving a 380% sales surge for the IONIQ 9 through
APS to Convert Retired Cholla Coal Plant to 380 MW Gas
Arizona Public Service will convert two retired coal units at the Cholla Power Plant in Navajo County to natural gas generation, adding up to 380 MW of capacity to meet Arizona's rapidly rising electr
Oxford Study Names Ho Chi Minh City World's Top Heat Risk
An Oxford University study found Ho Chi Minh City, Bangkok, and Samut Prakan face the world's highest urban heat risks, with a potential super El Nino in 2026 threatening to intensify drought, heatwav
BYD Seal 08 Locks In 65,000 Orders in 30 Hours
BYD's new flagship Seal 08 sedan locked in roughly 65,000 orders within 30 hours of its China launch, starting at under $30,000 with specs — 905 km range, 3.3-second 0–100, 5-minute flash charging — t
Tesla Driver Asleep at 100 km/h, Sunglasses Bypass Monitor
A Tesla driver filmed apparently asleep at ~100 km/h on B.C.'s Trans-Canada Highway, with two sleeping children aboard, exposes how a pair of large sunglasses disabled the vision-based monitoring syst
Marshall Wace Tripled Fossil Fuel Bets to $2.8bn
Paul Marshall's hedge fund Marshall Wace nearly tripled its fossil fuel investments to $2.8bn in Q1 2026 while cutting renewable holdings 30%, intensifying accusations that GB News amplifies climate d
WHEN Justice launches to fund suits against big polluters
WHEN Justice, a nonprofit founded by Nutrafol co-founder Roland Peralta, officially launched on Earth Day 2026 after its $100,000 contribution helped fund the scientific evidence that forced AT&T to r
Tyne Saltmarsh Restoration Begins at Newburn Riverside
Groundwork North East and Cumbria has begun restoring saltmarshes along a stretch of the Tyne at Newburn Riverside in Newcastle, working to reverse centuries of habitat loss blamed on industrializatio
Wisk Aero Sued Over Rushed eVTOL Software Testing
A former Wisk Aero engineering supervisor is suing the Boeing-backed eVTOL startup, alleging she was fired in retaliation for reporting that the aircraft's vehicle management system software had not m
France Wildfire Forces 10,000 Evacuations Near Spanish Border
A fast-spreading wildfire near Perpignan in the French Pyrenees foothills has forced more than 10,000 people from their homes, disrupted the Tour de France, and triggered EU aerial firefighting assist
Collapse of AMOC ocean current may already be locked in
New model simulations suggest there's already a 10-23% probability that the Atlantic's key ocean current system (AMOC), which regulates European and global climate, is committed to collapse — regardle
Smoke, soot and toxic fumes: Nigerian families living in shadow of burning oil well six years after blowout
Six years after the Ororo-1 oil well blew out off Nigeria's Atlantic coast, families in Awoye report continuous toxic fumes, a young man now unable to speak, and collapsed fishing — yet no comprehensi
‘Why take those jobs away?’: the unionized workers decrying Trump’s war on wind
Unionized wind energy workers across New England are publicly pushing back against the Trump administration's multi-front assault on offshore wind, describing sudden stop-work orders, lost income, and
Greece Installs First Floating Barrier Against Toxic Pufferfish
Greece has installed its first floating barrier in the Gulf of Euboea to protect swimmers from invasive toxic pufferfish, part of a broader push that includes a bounty program, fuel subsidies for fish
6 Pitfalls Utilities Hit in Digital Customer Upgrades
VertexOne product strategy and implementation leaders Andreya Shaak and Christina Schueneman outline six pitfalls that derail utility self-service portals — from undefined goals and messy data to big-
PJM’s rate increase is here. What’s your strategy?
PJM capacity auction rates have surged roughly tenfold in two years, climbing from $28.92 to $329.17 per MW-day for the 2026/2027 delivery year and reaching $333.44 for 2027/2028, forcing municipal ut
FERC Orders Grid Operators to Open Room for Flexible AI Loads
FERC told regional grid operators in June to make room for customers who can flex their power demand as AI data centers and electrification drive the fastest load growth in a generation — faster than
Notre Dame Study Maps PFAS Path Through Great Lakes Food Chain
A University of Notre Dame meta-analysis of nearly 2,500 samples spanning 42 years of Great Lakes data traces how PFAS 'forever chemicals' accumulate up the food chain — from algae to salmon and eagle
‘It’s smoke and mirrors’: hope turns to fear in Scottish village chosen for AI datacentre
A Guardian investigation finds Scotland's multibillion-pound Lanarkshire AI growth zone relies on a renewable energy plan needing ~44 sq km of land it doesn't have, and a 3,400-jobs figure APRS calls
Warden's Seed Rescue Saves Rare Cow-Wheat Colony
Sarah Lambert returns to a rare colony of crested cow-wheat in eastern England, tracing its survival to a reserve warden who rescued seed from a vanishing Ufford colony 40 years ago and transplanted i
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