Assembly Bill 942 was recently amended by the California Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee. The amendments keep net metering agreements in place for solar consumers who sell their homes or properties. They also pertain to climate credits. California has just a shade under 40 million people and over 2 … [continued] The post Callifornia […]
Researchers question net-zero emissions targets while backing artificial intelligence, whose emissions are projected to surpass those of air travel.
A widely cited study linking climate change to rising rat populations falls apart under scrutiny, with flawed data and misleading claims.
Most college energy courses focus on climate change but ignore fossil fuels, leaving students unprepared for real-world energy realities.
The Steve Miller Band canceled its 2025 North American tour, citing alleged extreme weather risks and safety concerns.
Al Gore and CounterPunch slam carbon capture as a scam, but critics say it’s not just expensive and inefficient—it’s completely unnecessary.
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Key Takeaways Polestar 3 is a great roadtripping machine (better than Tesla Model Y in several ways) Comfort is next-level with air suspension (but the Model Y is a low bar) Charge curve rocks Range rocks Compatibility with Tesla Superchargers via adapter is great, Electrify America charging needs improvement A … [continued] The post Polestar […]
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After the battery is depleted, EREVs consume an average of 6.4 litres per 100 km — no better than a conventional petrol SUV, new analysis finds. The European electric car market has entered a new growth phase this year. Boosted by the EU’s new car CO₂ targets, which require manufacturers … [continued] The post Are […]