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The Standing Rock protests launched one man’s renewable energy transformation
Ten years after the protest, Cody Two Bears reflects on how it led him to create energy alternatives for tribal communities. Source: Yale Climate Connections.
The midterms show that Latinos could be a powerhouse force on climate
Latino voters are concerned about climate change – and among the most confident in their ability to create political change. Source: Yale Climate Connections.
China’s Electric Supercar Slayer Just Did Something No Production Car Has Ever Done
After several attempts on a public road in Abu Dhabi, BYD’s Yangwang U9 Xtreme finally broke the 500 KPH barrier. Source: InsideEVs.
How Far Can Your EV Goes After It Says It’s Empty?
Journalists drove 15 EVs until they stopped. The Tesla Model Y went nearly 19 more miles, while another EV barely made it half a mile. Source: InsideEVs.
Analysis: China’s quarterly CO2 falls 3% in largest drop since Covid
China’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions fell by 3.1% in the third quarter of 2026, as the Hormuz crisis continued to hit oil demand and coal use also dropped. This guest post is by: Lauri…
How Can Europe Accelerate Electric Trucking?
Diesel Costs High, Freight Electrification Too Slow Europe is having a hard time lately, with skyrocketing oil prices dampening economies. Fuel costs, particularly diesel, are prompting surging interest in truck electrification.
‘Simply staggering’: Rapidly developing ‘super El Niño’ on track to peak in December
Print article Share The ongoing “super El Niño” is likely to peak at the end of 2026 and push average global temperatures to record levels next year. That is according to Carbon Brief’s latest…
As Data Centers Move In, Iowa Residents Fight Plans For a New Gas Plant
Months of community opposition and a rejected rezoning request have cast doubt on the future of a proposed peaker plant in the state’s second-largest county.By Anika Jane Beamer FAIRFAX, Iowa—Nearly 50 people gathered at…
Election Shakeup Threatens Bipartisan Deal to Speed Energy Projects
Mounting opposition and a changed political landscape could derail the legislation.By Dan Gearino, Marianne Lavelle Democrats’ electoral sweep has shaken the ground beneath a permitting reform bill in Congress, raising doubts about whether the…
COP31 Briefing: What to expect from the Antalya climate summit?
Electrification, the fossil fuel transition, adaptation to rising impacts, climate science and trade are key themes as governments gather for COP31 in Türkiye The post COP31 Briefing: What to expect from the Antalya climate…
Plastic pollution is putting an old legal doctrine to a new test
Public nuisance lawsuits are testing whether companies can be held responsible for pollution after their products are sold. Source: Grist.