CleanPeak Energy Supplies 100% Renewables to WSI Airport
CleanPeak Energy invests $50m in solar and battery storage to power Western Sydney International Airport with 100% renewable electricity, avoiding 64,000 tonnes CO2 annually.
Trump Pardons Mechanics for Emissions Tampering on Trucks
Trump pardoned nine mechanics convicted of tampering with truck emissions controls. One North Carolina mechanic sold 250,000 illegal devices, causing pollution equal to 11 million vehicles.
The Global Surge of Wildlife Crossings: Connecting Habitats, Saving Lives
Wildlife crossings are booming worldwide. Evidence from 2026 shows 80-100% collision reduction. Learn about policy, funding, and challenges from Ben Goldfarb.
Trump’s Roundup Stance Alienates MAHA Voters
MAHA voters who helped elect Trump are now disappointed by his support for Bayer’s Roundup and contradictory regenerative ag executive order. Polls show 47% think he hasn’t done enough.
Permitting & Politics Diminish Solar & Wind Power in the US
US rooftop solar costs 2-3x more than Australia due to permitting. Massachusetts Senate approves S3143 to streamline, saving $2,040 by 2030. Trump paid $2.6B to cancel wind projects.
Vanishing Sea Cucumbers: Illegal Fishing Crisis in Australia
The Silent Crisis in Pristine Reefs Off the northwestern coast of Australia, in some of the world’s most pristine and diverse coral reefs, sea cucumbers are rapidly vanishing. Overall populations of these tubular, blobby animals declined by more than half from 2018 to 2023 in the Rowley Shoals, a remote Australian marine park, according to […]
Massachusetts Awards $2.4M in Solar Grants to 10 Nonprofits
Massachusetts DOER awards $2.4 million to 10 nonprofits for rooftop solar, cutting electricity costs by 70-100% and adding 612.3 kW capacity.
Unprotected Indigenous Refuge in Peru Under Threat from Loggers and Roads
The Kakataibo Extremo Norte area in Peru faces threats from illegal loggers, roads, and drug traffickers. Formal reserve recognition was rejected in 2023, leaving isolated people at risk.
Guardians of the Sea: Cabo Verde Fishers’ Decade of Protection
190 Cabo Verde fishers from 7 islands volunteer as Guardians of the Sea, reporting illegal practices and monitoring megafauna. Over 139,000 patrol trips completed.
Belief-based hunting threatens Africa’s yellow-billed kite
Over 20,000 yellow-billed kites poached in Benin for rituals and bushmeat; trade accelerating as vultures decline. Experts urge action.