A Bad Deal Today Means a Bigger War Tomorrow by Mohammed Al Dhaheri & Rikard Jalkebro
Iran has given the international community little reason to trust it since the 1979 revolution that led to the establishment…
America’s Currency Is the Global South’s Problem by Janak Raj
While the US dollar will not retain its preeminent status forever, countries in the Global South cannot afford to wait…
What Allbirds got right
Allbirds — the footwear brand known for its dedication to natural materials and its willingness to share low-carbon production methods…
Carbon accounting can help tackle the hidden emissions of war
Dr Laura-Jane Nolan is a carbon consultant and operations director at BOM Systems. War leaves destruction in its wake –…
Data centers are straining the grid. Can they be forced to pay for it?
Last month, President Trump sat alongside executives of the largest tech companies in the country as they pledged to pay…
The Iran war is changing how millions of people cook — and what they eat
About a decade ago, India’s government began subsidizing the purchase of liquid petroleum gas, or LPG, to promote greater adoption…
Asia Pacific a bright spot for sustainable finance in 2026: ING | News | Eco-Business
Despite global political and economic volatility, sustainable finance in Asia Pacific has held steady over the years – a trend…
How a community solar breakthrough took shape in…
In western Illinois, ComEd is tapping a rarely used technique to fast-track community solar installations — working with, not against,…
The Scottish Home Hydrogen Trial And The Ethics Of Delay
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. The Fife, Scotland, hydrogen trial is moving forward at Easter…
Cambodia scraps EV import taxes, citing fuel price pressure | News | Eco-Business
Cambodia has scrapped import taxes on electric vehicles (EV) and related equipment from 1 April, citing pressure from rising fuel…
The Uruguay Way: Achieving Energy Sovereignty in the Developing World
Held up as a case study for successfully transitioning away from fossil fuels, Uruguay now generates up to 98% of…
A massive arctic thaw is unleashing carbon frozen for thousands of years
A new study offers one of the clearest pictures yet of what happens as Arctic permafrost thaws. Led by geoscientist…
Most U.S. states are warming but not in the way you think
Climate change is affecting the United States in very different ways depending on the region, according to a study published…
This Week in Climate News (April 2026, Week 1)
This weekly round-up brings you key climate news from the past seven days, including new data on the rapid growth…
Meteor impacts may have sparked life on Earth, scientists say
Meteor strikes may have done more than reshape Earth’s surface. New research suggests they could have created the hot, chemically…
Sustainable Tourism Fund Deploys Capital Across Southeast Asia to Scale Regenerative Travel Models
$50,000 deployed into two new tourism enterprises advancing reef restoration, agroforestry, and low carbon travel Early cohort shows measurable biodiversity…
Scientists Use Algae to Convert Food Waste Into Sustainable Ingredients
Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have discovered something new about a very old organism and…
National Pump Company Highlights Line of Low NPSH Impellers
National Pump Company (NPC), a recognized market leader in vertical turbine pumps, highlights its line of low Net Positive Suction…
Breakthrough Offers Endless Recycling for Acrylic Plastics Without the Environmental Cost
A breakthrough method for chemically recycling acrylic – one of the world’s most widely used plastics – has been developed…
Why Iran Is Beating America by Brahma Chellaney
The “asymmetric cost” model—a war the US starts will ultimately cost the other side far more—has proven vital to sustain…