Georgia's electric vehicle manufacturing boom stalls as federal support disappears
Georgia lured EV and battery makers with billions in incentives. Now federal tax credit cuts and tariffs are pushing plants back toward hybrids.
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Scientists are testing whether an entire Arctic ecosystem can evolve together to survive warming
A $15 million, six-year study on Alaska's tundra is testing whether interconnected species can evolve together fast enough to outrun climate change.
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This summer's heat and drought hit European crop yields hard
Record heat, drought and wildfires across Europe this summer have driven down crop yields sharply, pushing global food prices to their highest level since early 2023.
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UK solar power hit a record high this summer
UK solar farms and rooftops generated a record 8.8 TWh this summer, up 23% on last year, during the country's hottest season on record.
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Industry and NGOs push back against tighter UN carbon credit rules
Carbon credit developers, corporate buyers and major conservation NGOs are lobbying against new UN rules meant to protect against carbon losses from fire, drought or logging.
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London talks raise hopes for a green shipping deal
Four days of closed-door talks in London have raised hopes for an ambitious deal to cut shipping's emissions, which make up about 3% of the global total.
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Yara opens Europe's largest industrial carbon capture facility
Yara's new Netherlands facility can capture 800,000 tonnes of CO2 a year from ammonia production, sending it by ship to permanent storage under the North Sea.
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The US is losing its long war against wildfire
Aggressive fire suppression has left US forests overloaded with fuel, driving ever-larger megafires even as prevention budgets and staffing fall short.
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A hard-won US rule to cut chemical plant pollution is being dismantled
The Trump administration is unwinding a 2024 rule that cut toxic emissions at 220 US petrochemical plants, through exemptions and a planned rewrite.
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Mercury from illegal gold mining threatens 951 Amazon communities, analysis finds
A cross-border analysis of three Amazon rivers finds mercury from illegal gold mining has contaminated hundreds of Indigenous and riverside communities.
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Amazonian animals are turning up for sale at a Bangkok wildlife market
A surge of South American species — from marmosets to river fish — is showing up at Bangkok's Chatuchak Market via a Peru-to-Southeast-Asia trafficking route.
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As global oil demand peaks, the countries most dependent on it have no backup plan
A new E3G analysis warns the shift away from oil could destabilize the countries least prepared for it, with risks reaching well beyond their borders.
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