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Atlas launches its first Colombian solar plant, Shangri-La, in Tolima. The 201 MWp project boosts clean power supply and supports regional workforce growth.

New research shows that shifts in Southern Hemisphere westerly winds can rapidly alter storm patterns, rainfall, and climate risk across mid-latitude regions.

A new solid electrolyte could make sodium batteries safer and cheaper. Researchers in Canada have found a way to boost performance without using lithium.

A new Penn State study finds higher melanoma rates in counties with more cropland and herbicide use, raising concerns about agriculture and cancer risk.

The DOE is buying 1M barrels of crude for SPR delivery in late 2025. It’s a slow, strategic refill aimed at boosting U.S. energy security without price shocks.

Duke Energy Foundation awarded $300K to 13 Florida groups supporting water quality, habitat restoration, forestry, and climate resilience initiatives statewide.

Pirelli’s new tire line for the McLaren W1 blends speed with sustainability. Each model features over 50% recycled and bio-based materials, built for performance.

The LEPAS L8 isn't just efficient—it’s engineered for floods, crashes, and unpredictable roads. A hybrid built to endure where other EVs stall.

A hailstorm damaged 13,000 vehicles at Kia’s Georgia plant. Now, a 10MW solar canopy shields inventory and supplies clean energy to the facility.

A new EDF global survey finds 94% of agricultural lenders view climate change as a material risk and are adapting their portfolios accordingly.

Circular models boost margins and growth, transforming sustainability into a competitive advantage for global manufacturers.

EV Battery Overcapacity Hits Global Markets

Global EV-battery plant capacity now far exceeds demand—leading to cost pressure, consolidation and strategic shifts in the industry.

World’s Climate Pledges Miss 1.5°C Goal

The UN says global climate pledges would cut emissions just 12% by 2035—far short of the 60% needed to stay within 1.5°C. Scientists warn the window is closing.

AI servers could consume 245 TWh of power and over 1 billion m³ of water by 2030, making energy and water the real bottlenecks in the race to scale artificial intelligence.

BlueGreen’s BGi platform uses AI and satellite data to predict harmful algal blooms early. It helps water managers act before public health is at risk.

The Green Climate Fund approved $3.26B in 2025, its largest annual total, signaling progress toward scaling climate finance and adaptation globally.

Rethinking ‘Made in America’ Minerals

RFF research finds the U.S. cannot achieve mineral independence alone. True resilience demands global cooperation and smarter trade alliances.

Litus has proven its nanotech lithium extraction works at scale, hitting 98% recovery. The low-energy system runs clean, stable, and ready for deployment.

A new rapid attribution study confirms that human-driven warming made Hurricane Melissa more intense, more destructive, and far more likely to occur.

Japan’s new ISHL rule allowing substitute chemical names will force U.S. exporters to revamp SDS systems and could influence OSHA’s next update.

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