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‘Immediate national priority’: ministers accused of complacency over UK food supplyby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
Cold storage and logistics body warns food supplies are at risk from fuel shortages, cyber attacks, and extreme weather.
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Young South Africans take up sustainable agriculture for food securityby Adam Wentworth on June 2, 2026
Aquaponics is seeing a revival in South Africa's schools, boosted by government support and climate concerns The post Young South Africans take up […]
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Worried about the next heatwave? How southern Europeans keep their homes cool without air conditioningby EHN Curators on June 7, 2026
I moved to Sicily from the UK — here’s what I’ve learned about keeping your home cool during a heatwave.
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World’s largest banks pledged $906 billion to fossil fuel companies in ‘unfathomable’ increase in 2025, report findsby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
JPMorgan Chase leads 65 banks making decisions incompatible with restraining rising temperatures, researchers say.
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World Cup venues achieve LEED sustainability certificationby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
Most of the stadiums for this year's FIFA World Cup are now considered green buildings and the majority earned their certification in the run-up to […]
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Why are so many Democrats going quiet on climate change?by EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
The conventional wisdom says climate change is a losing issue. Evidence suggests it actually helps Democrats win elections.
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Why Would Someone Prefer Coal Power Over Solar & Wind?by Zachary Shahan on June 6, 2026
As I was reading through Steve Hanley’s article on the absurd new $700 million US subsidy for old, dirty coal, the ending really struck me. Here […]
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Why Is The Tesla Model Y Selling So Much Better Than The New Leaf & Bolt?by Paul Fosse on June 8, 2026
In writing a recent article on the Iran War, I did some research on how the Tesla Model Y, the new Nissan Leaf, and the new Chevy Bolt are selling […]
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What to know about the New World screwworm fly and its reappearance in the USby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
Experts say climate change is a key element in the spread of a tropical species that thrives in warm weather and disappeared after cold snaps in the […]
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What to expect from the Bonn climate talksby Megan Rowling on June 4, 2026
Climate Home News is on the ground at the SB64 June Climate Meetings - here's what we're watching out for The post What to expect from the Bonn […]
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What Colombia's presidential candidates could mean for the Amazonby EHN Curators on June 7, 2026
Colombia’s upcoming presidential runoff pits rival visions on the Amazon, Indigenous rights, and energy: phase out fossil fuels or expand drilling.
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Webinar: From Santa Marta to Bonn – where next for the fossil fuel transition?by Climate Home News on May 14, 2026
An exclusive event for Climate Home News free essential users and paid subscribers — join the journalists reporting from this year's key climate […]
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Waymo Sending Used EV Batteries to Community Clean Energyby Zachary Shahan on June 7, 2026
Some Waymo robotaxis are already getting old, at least in terms of miles driven and technological evolution. The company is apparently at the point […]
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Utilize Bomb-Grade Plutonium For Energy? Really?by George Harvey on June 8, 2026
I am one of those people who hates the word “utilize.” The logic of the English language would seem to be that to utilize something is to alter […]
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Update On Iran War’s Impact On Global Auto Salesby Paul Fosse on June 8, 2026
A couple of months ago, I wrote this article on the new war in Iran’s impact on global auto sales, and today I’m writing this to update those […]
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Untested: Northern Ontario health units stop monitoring beachesby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
Just as climate change makes a cool swim more necessary, the health unit in Parry Sound and North Bay is no longer testing beach water.
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Ukraine can help Europe meet its battery material needs, experts sayby Chloé Farand on May 15, 2026
The country could contribute to the European Union's efforts to reduce its dependence on China for graphite but the war poses major challenges The […]
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US Clean Energy Can Now Power ~80 Million Homes!by Zachary Shahan on June 8, 2026
The solar power and battery storage project pipelines are growing in the United States. Even if government support for solar has dropped — in the […]
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UN General Assembly backs “climate obligations” set by world’s top courtby Sebastian Rodriguez on May 21, 2026
A UN resolution endorses a landmark climate ruling by the International Court of Justice that states should reduce fossil fuels and repair the damage […]
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UK halves Green Climate Fund contribution, as it spends more on securityby Joe Lo on May 14, 2026
After promising £1.6 billion to the UN’s flagship climate fund in 2023, the UK government has now said it will only hand over half as much The […]
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Trump announces $700 million in funds meant to boost coal industryby EHN Curators on June 5, 2026
The president announced a total of $700 million in federal money to reinvigorate the domestic coal industry, which has been in decline for decades.
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Trump Forces Costly Florida Coal Plant to Run Past Retirement, Raising Costs for Everyday Customersby Press Release on June 9, 2026
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Trump Administration invoked its so-called “energy emergency” to force the Stanton coal plant in Orlando to remain open […]
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Trump Department of Justice killed criminal probe of Sen. Jim Justice’s Southern Coalby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
EPA and Justice Department officials were looking into potential criminal violations by the vast coal empire owned by Sen. Jim Justice. Then the […]
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The scramble to stockpile critical minerals could drive up energy transition costsby Chloé Farand on June 5, 2026
Researchers warn that uncoordinated stockpiling could push up prices of minerals needed for clean energy technologies and delay their roll out The […]
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The glacier may be gone, but the love isn'tby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
An interview with Time and Water director Sara Dosa on climate grief, memory and the films that actually move people.
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The energy transition has a rare earth problem: These startups are solving itby Chloé Farand on May 5, 2026
China's grip on global supply chains is turbocharging efforts to find alternatives to the small group of metals that dominate EV motor technology […]
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The World Cup is one wildfire away from an air quality disasterby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
FIFA says it's prepared for "climate-related risks" but doesn't appear to have a plan for wildfire smoke, which can be harmful to players and fans.
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The UN climate process needs ambition – the law demands itby Helen Popper on June 9, 2026
With a growing focus on implementation, there is a risk that governments will stop raising their emissions-cutting goals, as is urgently required The […]
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The UK faces growing climate threats – where is the response to match?by Megan Rowling on May 18, 2026
UK voters’ dissatisfaction with business as usual must be harnessed to address public concerns and build a country that is resilient to climate […]
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The Iran war is forcing energy-importing countries to turn inwardby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
The Iran war is pushing countries to prioritize domestic energy in order to protect themselves from volatile oil and natural gas markets.
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The FIFA World Cup is brought to you by Saudi oil: These fans and players want to stop itby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
Environmental advocates, doctors, and even players themselves demanding that FIFA cut ties with the fossil fuel industry, which they say is adversely […]
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Texas Scores A $357 Million Solar Factory As The War On Solar Flopsby Tina Casey on June 9, 2026
The Japanese firm TOYO is adding a $357 million HJT solar cell manufacturing facility to its existing solar factory in Texas, creating 400 direct […]
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Stellantis Gets Its Hands-Free, Door-to-Door Driving Partner — Wayveby Zachary Shahan on June 9, 2026
Every auto executive across the world must know now that their in a race to offer true door-to-door self-driving capability. While Elon Musk hyped up […]
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Steel’s Future Starts With Demand, Scrap, And Electricity, Not Hydrogenby Michael Barnard on June 5, 2026
Steel keeps getting framed as a hydrogen problem because hydrogen gives the sector a single shiny lever. Replace coal with hydrogen, keep making new […]
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Steel Needs A Route Transition, Not A Hydrogen Storyby Michael Barnard on June 8, 2026
Steel decarbonization keeps being pulled into the wrong conversation. Call it a future hydrogen market, and the discussion moves quickly to […]
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Star Power — Pulling Back The Curtain On The SpaceX IPOby Steve Hanley on June 7, 2026
The SpaceX IPO will happen in a few days. Will it make millionaires of us all or leave many investors in tears? The post Star Power — Pulling Back […]
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Solar Records Getting Busted in Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Portugalby Zachary Shahan on June 8, 2026
Solar power keeps growing year after year and month after month in countries around the world. So, naturally, as the Northern Hemisphere goes into […]
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Solar Energy Saves Europeans $135 Million A Dayby Steve Hanley on June 8, 2026
Solar power is surging in Europe, saving consumers billions on their utility bills just so far this year alone. The post Solar Energy Saves […]
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Signify: “We believe resilience is becoming more important to businesses right now”by Adam Wentworth on May 11, 2026
Energy efficiency and the circular economy are central to the global lighting firm's new sustainability programme, says its head Maurice […]
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Scientists warn El Niño could intensify climate extremes in 2026by Matteo Civillini on May 12, 2026
Climatologists say a particularly powerful weather pattern could amplify wildfire risk, heatwaves and flooding worldwide as global temperatures […]
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Santa Marta was a learning moment for how to shape inclusive just transitionsby Megan Rowling on May 11, 2026
Researchers working on the shift away from fossil fuels must ensure knowledge is co-produced with grassroots communities and translates into action […]
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Santa Marta process can confront trade protection for fossil fuels, experts sayby Sebastian Rodriguez on June 2, 2026
Academics at the first fossil fuel phase-out summit urged governments to recognise investor protection treaties as a barrier to the energy […]
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Running An Electric Vehicle On Clean Electricity In The Bay Area Peninsulaby Jake Richardson on June 9, 2026
Electric vehicles have many benefits that gas and diesel vehicles do not. At the moment, with gas and diesel fuel prices being so high, more and more […]
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Rumors Swirl As Carvana Eyeballs Slate EVs Which Aren’t Even Used Yetby Tina Casey on June 8, 2026
The online used car sales platform Carvana is selling a lot of used EVs these days, and now rumor has it that the firm is nailing down a foothold in […]
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Recycling could meet half of Europe’s critical mineral needs by 2050by Sebastian Rodriguez on May 27, 2026
A new report by an EU-funded research project says the bloc could harness its "urban mines" to reduce its dependence on China for energy transition […]
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Q&A: The current state of ‘carbon dioxide removal’ around the worldby Carbon Brief Staff on June 2, 2026
Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies will need to be deployed at rates even faster than... The post Q&A: The current state of ‘carbon […]
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Q&A: How can African electricity access power jobs not just lightbulbs?by Vivian Chime on May 29, 2026
Carol Koech from the Global Energy Alliance says electricity connections in Africa should happen in a way that transforms communities and […]
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Q&A: How UK’s seventh carbon budget will deliver ‘£865bn’ in economic benefitsby Simon Evans on June 3, 2026
The Labour government wants to cut UK greenhouse gas emissions to 87% below 1990 levels... The post Q&A: How UK’s seventh carbon budget will […]
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Podcast: Why restoring Earth's capacity will take all of usby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
In this episode of The Great Simplification, Nate Hagens is joined by regenerative change practitioner Brett KenCairn for a conversation that […]
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Ping-pong sponges, ‘black smokers’ and floating somethings: the secrets of the deep seaby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
The long read: The bottom of the ocean has barely been explored, but every journey to the deep reveals wondrous new lifeforms. As underwater mining […]
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People Who Worked On Tesla “Full Self Driving” Don’t Trust Tesla “Full Self Driving”by Zachary Shahan on June 6, 2026
Some of them, at least. According to Reuters, the news organization interviewed a former self-driving engineer at Tesla and nine former data […]
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Paris Agreement committee snubbed over missing NDC climate plansby Joe Lo on May 12, 2026
Many governments have still not submitted a nationally determined contribution to the UN, breaching a key requirement of the Paris Agreement The post […]
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Panel Discussion with Hawaii’s Clean Energy Leadersby Guest Contributor on June 5, 2026
Hawaii is a fascinating story in the clean energy transition. Isolated, but with abundant natural resources, the islands have a unique blend of […]
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PHEV Sales Continue to Record Phenomenal Growth in South Africaby Remeredzai Joseph Kuhudzai on June 6, 2026
Plug-in hybrids are the hottest thing in South Africa right now in terms of sales growth. Sales of plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) were up 280% in 2025 […]
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Oilsands, greenwashing, and the Mandela Effectby EHN Curators on June 8, 2026
Alberta and Ottawa want to build a new pipeline while reducing emissions from the oilsands — but that second goal just got a lot less ambitious.
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Oil crisis could boost struggling sustainable aviation fuel industryby Joe Lo on May 7, 2026
As the price of oil-based jet fuel shoots up, biofuel or hydrogen-based alternatives look more appealing The post Oil crisis could boost struggling […]
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Offshore oil and gas expansion threatens key marine ecosystems, report warnsby Sebastian Rodriguez on June 5, 2026
Sea life in countries like Kenya is under threat from planned new oil and gas production, environmentalists analysis has found The post Offshore oil […]
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North Carolina bill would prop up coal until new nuclear is approvedby EHN Curators on June 9, 2026
The Republican-backed House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act, which could rein in some data center costs but extend the life of costly old coal […]
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New data shows rich nations likely missed 2025 goal to double adaptation financeby Joe Lo on May 21, 2026
OECD figures suggest developed countries have not met a target to deliver $40 billion a year to help poorer nations adapt to climate change, as aid […]
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Nature cannot be ignored by Europe’s next big budgetby Megan Rowling on May 25, 2026
Many EU businesses rely on ecosystem services such as clean water, fertile soils and pollination - investment is needed to protect these from climate […]