Summer Reading: Dig Into the Roots of Environmental Nonfiction
Half a century ago, we didn’t know the full impact of what we were doing. The post Summer Reading: Dig Into the Roots of Environmental Nonfiction appeared first on Earth911.
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August 7, 2026
Half a century ago, we didn’t know the full impact of what we were doing. The post Summer Reading: Dig Into the Roots of Environmental Nonfiction appeared first on Earth911.
August 7, 2026
Battery safety is becoming increasingly critical as electric vehicles and energy storage systems continue to push the boundaries of performance and energy density. Early detection of thermal runaway events is a key enabler of…
August 7, 2026
i-charging, an EV charging company with headquarters in Atlanta and Portugal, has achieved Intertek ETL certification for its i-light charger, a key milestone in validating the equipment’s safety and compliance for the US and…
August 7, 2026
The Romanian Navy is blasting out the Danube River bed to maintain the flow of cooling water to a nuclear power plant as a continent-wide drought dries up rivers across Europe. The first high-powered…
August 7, 2026
Denmark-headquartered multinational energy company Ørsted has put its 250MW/500MWh Old 300 energy storage project in Needville, Texas, US into operation. Source: Energy Storage News.
August 7, 2026
New York City is going to install 600 new curbside EV charging points across all five boroughs, expanding its network from just 88 Level 2 ports to nearly 700. Source: Electrek.
August 7, 2026
On today’s brain-addled episode of Quick Charge, President Trump says electric car drivers have a disease, Full Self Driving won’t stop earning Tesla drivers tickets, and Waymo’s CEO spends over forty minutes explaining why…
August 7, 2026
Toyota is expanding a factory-backed upgrade program designed to breathe new life into aging gas and plug-in Toyota and Lexus cars. Source: InsideEVs.
August 6, 2026
BMW challenged graduate students from Clemson University to create an energy-positive car that produces more electricity than it uses. This is what they came up with. Source: InsideEVs.
August 6, 2026
Ford is still playing its forthcoming midsized electric pickup truck close to the vest, but the EV finally has a name: Fathom. The post Get Your Hands On The New Ford Fathom Electric Pickup…
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