It Was a Big Week for Weird Little EVs
Morgan's first EV aims to get about 100 miles on a charge
Mapped: Carbon Emissions Per Capita, by Country
This map uses consumption-base emissions, attributing emissions to where goods were consumed, rather than where the were made.
The Federal Government is Electrifying All New Buildings — States and Cities Should Follow Suit
"The Clean Energy for Federal Buildings rule requires a 90% reduction in
Visualized: The Four Benefits of Small Modular Reactors
An SMR is a compact nuclear reactor that is typically less than
German Cities’ Progress on Climate-Neutral Heating Could Stall with New Coalition Government
More wasted time. More wasted effort.
77% of Albertans Oppose Coal Mining as Province Lifts Moratorium
80% of Albertans oppose coal mining in the Rockies, but of the government is siding with an Australian coal company.
Stop ‘Dithering’ as Climate Risks Rise, Pension Funds Warned
“When pension funds invest in companies that can only succeed if the world fails to achieve its climate targets, they are betting on climate failure”
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Fossils’ Bid to Block Lawsuits for Climate Liability
Honolulu argued it’s made a strong case under state laws and it should be allowed to play out there.
Two Spills Per Week: Alberta Regulator Lacks Evidence for Oil Sands Cleanup Claims, Study Concludes
“Their internal data are not being reflected in the… information that they’re releasing to the public,”
Ottawa Cancels Popular EV Rebate After Funds Run Out Ahead of Schedule
546,000 vehicles have received rebates since the program started in May 2019.
Germany Sets Record With $19B In Carbon Trading Revenue
“2024 was a good year for emissions trading, but there is still a lot to do”
2024 Wins in Food Waste & What’s Next in 2025
NRDC helped divert 35,750 tons of food waste from landfills and incinerators.
Batteries Save the Day After Norway-UK Power Link Fails
A battery system was able to prevent the major grid damage that such a sudden power loss could cause.
Midwest Electricity Grid Votes to Approve Historic Transmission Plan
The plan offers the greatest number of lines and most benefits of any transmission plan by a regional transmission organization in history of the United States.
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