Chinese EVs Gain Ground as Canada Reduces Tariffs, Challenges US Market
January 16, 2026
Chinese automakers are gaining ground globally with affordable, high-tech EVs, posing a threat to U.S. competitors.
January 16, 2026
Empowering Local Governments for Effective Climate Action and Resilience
January 16, 2026
To scale up climate solutions, local governments must accelerate system changes to achieve measurable progress.
Advocates Warn of Significant Damage to Public Lands and Rural Communities from Trump’s Coal Agenda in Colorado
January 16, 2026
EPA rejects Colorado’s plan to improve air quality by closing coal plants, sparking conservation groups’ frustration.
Canada-China Deal Boosts Import of Affordable Chinese EVs to Canada
January 16, 2026
Canada and China deal to import 49,000 Chinese EVs annually at lower tariffs, boosting affordable EV options in Canada.
Final Turbine Installation at Risk for Vineyard Wind 1 Due to Stop-Work Order
January 16, 2026
Only one wind turbine remains to be installed at Vineyard Wind 1, jeopardizing the project’s completion due to a stop-work order from the DOI.
WindSCORE Initiative Creates Comprehensive Evaluation Toolbox for Offshore Wind Projects
January 16, 2026
A new research project, WindSCORE, aims to develop a 360-degree evaluation system for holistic offshore wind assessment.
US Offshore Wind Project Granted Approval to Continue Construction
January 16, 2026
The US District Court Allows Equinor’s Empire Wind 1 Project to Resume Construction
Vineyard Wind Seeks Preliminary Injunction in US Court
January 16, 2026
All five developers with US offshore wind farms are challenging a DOI suspension order; Vineyard Wind seeks an injunction.
Dacia to Launch New European-Built EV Model by 2026
January 16, 2026
Dacia’s new city EV, set to debut in Q2 2026, will be built in Europe, sharing its platform with the Renault Twingo.
Can Trump Succeed in Renewed Efforts to Drill on California Public Lands?
January 16, 2026
BLM plans to open 2M acres in California for drilling, sparking environmental concerns over past fracking impacts.
Trump Invites Chinese Automakers to Build in U.S. for Local Jobs
January 16, 2026
Less than a year ago, automakers faced harsh tariffs. Trump’s new plan allows Chinese cars in the U.S. if built here.
Federal Judge Allows Offshore Wind Project to Resume in New York
January 16, 2026
A federal judge has allowed construction to resume on a New York offshore wind project, opposing Trump’s efforts.