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As electric vehicle adoption accelerates, a promising new technology called “active managed charging” could solve a looming problem: preventing millions of EVs from overwhelming the electrical grid while saving drivers money in the process. The challenge is timing. Most Americans…
After nearly a week of water disruption, most homes across Kent and Sussex finally have their taps flowing again following one of the region’s most significant utility outages in recent memory. The crisis began last Saturday when Storm Goretti battered…
The Trump administration is making a renewed push to expand oil drilling across California’s public lands, with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) proposing to open nearly 2 million acres stretching from Santa Barbara to the Bay Area for petroleum…
A powerful weather system has unleashed catastrophic flooding across northeastern South Africa and Mozambique, prompting authorities to raise flood warnings to their highest level and forcing emergency evacuations at the iconic Kruger National Park. The unprecedented deluge has washed away…
Across the globe, some of the most unlikely places have become thriving wildlife refuges — not through careful conservation planning, but as unintended consequences of human conflict and environmental disasters. These locations, dubbed “involuntary parks” by science fiction author Bruce…
The Environmental Protection Agency under President Trump is taking unprecedented steps that could fundamentally dismantle its ability to protect public health and combat climate change. Rather than simply relaxing regulations as previous Republican administrations have done, the EPA is now…
While headlines focus on daily energy policy debates, a much larger transformation is quietly reshaping the global power landscape: solar energy is rapidly moving toward dominance of the world’s energy system. According to energy analyst Dan Gearino, we have officially…
Guinea reached a long-awaited economic milestone on December 2, 2025, when the first shipment of iron ore from the massive Simandou deposits departed for China. The 200,000-tonne cargo left from the newly built port of Morebaya, marking the culmination of…
Scientists have opened a groundbreaking “frozen library” in Antarctica designed to preserve ice samples from melting glaciers before they disappear due to climate change. The Ice Memory Foundation, a consortium of European research institutes, inaugurated this first-of-its-kind global repository at…
Africa faces a stark elephant paradox that illustrates the complex challenges of wildlife conservation across the continent. While some nations celebrate recovery success, others witness the heartbreaking collapse of once-mighty herds. In South Sudan’s Badingilo National Park, a devastating reality…
