Tax Credits Are Gone But Cheaper EVs Are Coming
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World’s first solar-powered furnaces unveiled to recycle luxury steel
A Swiss company has recently launched the world’s first two solar furnaces that will reportedly melt down and…
Global renewable energy generation surpasses coal for first time | Renewable energy
The world’s wind and solar farms have generated more electricity than coal plants for the first time this…
Planet and VITO Extend Long-Term Partnership to Accelerate Earth Observation Solutions for Agriculture and Environment
Leadership from Planet and VITO during a visit of the Belgian Economic Mission to Planet’s San Francisco headquarters…
How the Southern Ocean controlled climate and atmospheric carbon dioxide during the lukewarm interglacials
Schematic illustration of Southern Ocean circulation changes before and after the Mid-Brunhes Event (MBE). Credit: Nature Communications (2025).…
China begins carpeting the desert with panels — 253 GW and a worrying twist
The Chinese government has announced one of the most incredible plans in the field of solar energy this…
Waikato water contamination: Schools stay closed for start of term
The Rototuna Reservoir – which supplies about 12,000 properties – tested positive for E. Coli on Saturday. Photo:…
Cause of Gold Coast mass fish kill unknown with marine heatwave most likely culprit, scientists say | Gold Coast
Queensland authorities are investigating the deaths of thousands of fish that washed up on a popular Gold Coast…
This Data Scientist Sees Progress in the Climate Change Fight
It has been 10 years since countries signed on to the Paris Agreement, and emissions and temperatures continue…
Latest News In Electric Vehicles
The battery recycling market, integral to the electric vehicles (EV) industry, is projected to grow significantly from $12.8…
China or America: Who Will Capture a Larger Share of the Energy Export Market?
SadaNews – A fierce battle is underway between the two largest economies in the world for a share…
Residents outraged after major oil spill devastates popular park: ‘This is unacceptable’
Dublin residents are voicing outrage after a major oil spill devastated Kilbogget Park, a popular public green space…