With agency employees already furloughed and billions in climate-focused grants at risk, EPA head Lee Zeldin warns the agency could face even deeper cuts.

The AP attributes Melissa’s rapid intensification to climate change, ignoring long-term hurricane data and natural variability

New study finds Great Barrier Reef coral cover at its highest cover since 1985, with no long-term decline despite past bleaching events.

An Australian physician says human ingenuity and adaptation—not alarmism—offer the most effective path to climate resilience.

n a new twist on the space solar field, a US startup aims to launch data centers into orbit around the Earth and power them with PV arrays assembled by swarms of autonomous robots. The post The Data Center Boom Is Fueling The Space Solar Race appeared first on CleanTechnica.

Four of CleanTechnica‘s writers — Steve Hanley, Paul Fosse, Larry Evans, and myself — sat down today for a short chat about Tesla’s recently patented “unboxed” manufacturing process. It ended up being a 47-minute discussion that also got into how the company is run these days, what it is prioritizing, … [continued] The post Discussing […]

Hyundai is involved in all sectors of the auto industry. It’s still selling millions of gas-powered cars a year, it’s pushing hydrogen-fueled cars, and it has long been seen as one of the better developers of battery electric vehicles (BEVs). We really can’t celebrate the first two, but it is … [continued] The post Hyundai’s […]

China has just published its next five year plan and new energy vehicles are no longer one of its top priorities. The post China Omits Mention Of New Energy Vehicles In Latest 5-Year Plan appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The US president proclaimed his meeting with Xi Jinping was a smashing success, but many ask whether the US lost more than it gained. The post The US Is Losing The Trade War With China appeared first on CleanTechnica.

Most Americans remain unconcerned about climate change despite decades of alarmism, CNN’s Harry Enten admits.