Tesla FSD Is Hitting Europe. It's Not Perfect
Steep hills and tight gaps showed what FSD can do. Missed signs and driver takeovers showed how much supervision it still needs. Source: InsideEVs.
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Driving The Cheapest Lucid Air For 40,000 Miles Came With A Few Surprises
The most affordable Lucid doesn’t feel cheap, and it delivers all of the basics that the more expensive trims are known for. Source: InsideEVs.
Sure Looks Like Trump Loves EVs After All
Despite Trump’s war on EVs, the US Department of Energy has launched the new “BattMan” battery innovation accelerator led by experts at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The post Sure Looks Like Trump Loves…
Experts: What China wants from the COP31 climate talks
With the COP31 climate summit in Turkey looming, all eyes are on China to see what the country will push… The post Experts: What China wants from the COP31 climate talks appeared first on…
Climate change helps insects devour more crops even as farmers spray more pesticides
Many agricultural pests are benefiting from climate change. Source: Yale Climate Connections.
From zoos to craft brews, Michigan looks to spur decarbonization
Re-creating polar habitats in Michigan is no small feat. Just ask the Detroit Zoo, where the polar bear and penguin centers require producing industrial levels of cooling from energy-intensive equipment. Source: Canary Media.
PJM desperately needs grid batteries. Here’s a way it could get some.
PJM Interconnection is finally taking steps that could let a lot of new battery capacity connect to its grid without eons of delay. PJM is the biggest grid operator in the U.S., serving customers…
Beyond Affordable Housing: Integrating Civic Infrastructure in US Mixed-Use Developments
For much of the twentieth century, affordable housing in the United States was conceived as a distinct residential category, shaped by financing structures and development practices that separated housing for lower-income residents from the…
The new Cold War comes to Kodiak
This story was produced in partnership with Type Investigations and was supported by the Pulitzer Center. Last August, Christine Burton got an unexpected call from her sister, an employee at the Pacific Spaceport Complex…
Why Did My Water Heater Energy Use Rise?
A two-year spike in energy consumption pointed to a dirty filter and coil, but a closer look revealed another contributing factor Source: Green Building Advisor.
Europe’s Warming Waters Are Attracting Unwanted Marine Life
Reeling rods, pulling pots and hauling nets this summer, fishermen from Greece to the U. K. Source: Inside Climate News.
In eastern Montana, a new oil pipeline comes with perils and a potential payday
Jerry Arnold stands in a patch of cleared land, his combine idling behind him. To the west, acres of freshly cut grain reveal rolling hills, and to the east, 3-foot stalks of wheat pulse…