Earth’s magnetic field went wild 600 million years ago and scientists finally know why
Earth’s Ediacaran Period, which lasted from about 630 to 540 million years ago, has long been one of the most…
UK BESS ROUNDUP: SSE commissions 300MWh unit, Matrix, Drax and Voltaria progress projects
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Musim Mas stalwart Carolyn Lim joins palm oil rival Golden Agri-Resources | News | Eco-Business
Singapore-headquartered Golden Agri-Resources (GAR) has hired Carolyn Lim from rival palm oil company Musim Mas as director of global impact.…
Sustainable Research Center Aims to Save Amazon Biodiversity
Researchers propose a low-carbon research center in Manu National Park to combat deforestation and biodiversity loss while advancing scientific discovery.…
Nepal’s EV revolution pays off as oil crisis causes pain at pumps
Faced with long queues and eye-watering prices, filling up has been a painful experience for South Asia’s many self-employed drivers…
Used EVs are a bargain right now — and buyers are…
“What is different about 2026 is that for the first time ever, there’s actually a big enough used electrical vehicle…
Mysterious Greek inscription may reveal lost temple beneath Syria’s Great Mosque
A newly uncovered Greek inscription inside the Great Mosque of Homs in Syria is reviving a long-running debate about the…
Renewables Hit Nearly Half of Global Power Capacity in 2025
“By the end of 2025, renewables accounted for 49% of global installed power capacity, and comprised 85.6% of annual global…
Asia demonstrates least transparency on AI safeguards for workers: report | News | Eco-Business
Asia lags other regions in publishing information on how companies protect workers from AI-related harms such as surveillance, algorithmic bias…
Scientists discover bizarre termite that looks like a tiny sperm whale
High in the treetops of a South American rainforest, scientists have identified a tiny soldier termite with a surprisingly whale-like…
Critics call US–Indonesia trade deal ‘extractive colonialism’ over mining, fossil fuels | News | Eco-Business
Environmental activists are sounding the alarm over a new trade agreement between the US and Indonesia that they warn could…
Mapping the Blue Economy: Sectors, Policies, and Challenges Amid Climate Change
As the world looks to the ocean to solve the dual crises of energy security and climate change, the “blue…
Trump’s ‘God Squad’ blocks endangered species protections in the Gulf of Mexico
The Endangered Species Act is the bedrock law that protects threatened plants and animals in the United States, and in…
Nigerians bet on solar power as global oil crisis hits wallets
Business has never been as brisk for Nigerian solar panel retailer Samuel Okechukwu and his team of installation technicians, who…
EcoCeres Advances China’s SAF Market With Multi Airline Pilot, New Carbon Credit Framework
Multi-stakeholder pilot links SAF production, airlines, and regulators in China’s first integrated deployment model Up to 90% lifecycle emissions reduction…
Italy Votes to Delay Shutdown of Coal-Fired Plants By 13 Years As Energy Crunch Deepens Amid Iran War
The vote to delay the closure of Italy’s coal-fired power plants came in response to the global energy crunch unleashed…
Climate standards are slowing down corporate decarbonization
The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. Under the second Trump adminisration,…
Pocket gardens: The tiny urban oases with surprisingly big benefits
It’s not just easy to miss, but often downright hard to notice. A simple patch of greenery in a city…
As climate change threatens student athlete safety, states try to adapt
This co-published story was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in…
What if Duke Energy shared the burden of fuel costs…
As Jeremy Kalin, a fuel-cost sharing expert and clean energy finance lawyer, put it, “The utilities are the ones that…