Scientists Defend Research Amid Fossil Fuel Industry and Political Pressure
June 12, 2026
Climate scientists vow to continue research on fossil fuels’ impact on extreme weather, despite industry pushback.
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Even with Unprecedented Renewable Growth, China Continues to Invest in Coal
June 12, 2026
China’s coal power output surged in early 2026, sparking fears that the recent dip in emissions may be short-lived.
Tesla Model 3 RWD offers strong driving, efficiency, and affordability
June 12, 2026
After 362 km, the Model 3 showed 13.4 kWh/100 km. Including charging losses, it reached 15 kWh/100 km, highlighting its efficiency.
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H2DO Initiates Study on Offshore Wind-to-Hydrogen in the Dutch North Sea
June 9, 2026
H2DO launches a 30–50 MW offshore green hydrogen study in the Dutch North Sea, linked to wind generation.
Environment
Bills Target Road Dumping, Community Benefits, and Habitat Creation
June 2, 2026
House Bill 84 prohibits spreading oil and gas wastewater on roads. A meeting is scheduled to discuss this issue further.
Antarctica’s Climate Challenges: Station Risks and Environmental Impact
June 2, 2026
Science in Antarctica has largely avoided disruption from extreme events, except for COVID-19, but future impacts are likely.
Electric Vehicles & Transportation
Explore Vauxhall’s Electric Lineup: Astra, Corsa, Mokka, and More
June 12, 2026
Vauxhall, a British icon, offers a model for everyone, from classics like the Corsa to the sporty VX220, now fully electric!
Climate Change
Reimagining Water Management: Adapting to a Rewilding Hydrosphere
June 11, 2026
The past 6,000 years of civilization have been defined by water’s domestication, shaping societies and cultures.
UN Urges Russia to Free Indigenous Climate Advocates Egereva, Leongardt
June 10, 2026
Ten U.N. officials urge Russia to release Daria Egereva and Natalia Leongardt, jailed on terrorism charges for 6 months.
Renewables
Duke Energy Joins Coalition to Train 25,000 Skilled Workers in 10 Years
June 11, 2026
The coalition aims to train 25,000 workers over the next decade, providing pathways to stable, well-paying careers.
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