The US tariff war on imported cars ignores the fact that many foreign automakers also build cars in the US for export. The post Mercedes & Ford Execs Propose Possible Tariff Deals appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Canada stands at a crossroads in its energy future, and the path it chooses will define its economic resilience, environmental integrity, and quality of life for generations. As a Canadian who is involved in shaping Ireland’s 2050 energy roadmap through my work with Trifecta Ireland, I see an immense opportunity … [continued] The post Transforming […]
Why is the full lifecycle of plastics — including production — so important? Plastic degrades into microplastics, pieces less than 5 millimeters long. Nanoplastics, which measure less than 1 micrometer, are the smallest of these and the most likely to get into our blood and tissues. World Environment Day, which … [continued] The post World […]
The electric vehicle market is growing fast, and it’s also changing fast. As always, I’m curious what the market will become in the future. However, with so much changing, I’m not just curious about how the market will look in 5 to 10 years; I’m curious how the market will … [continued] The post Which […]
The Dublin-based C-store operator Applegreen is challenging the Tesla Supercharger network for a slice of the public EV charging pie. The post More Bad News For Tesla, EV Charging Edition (It’s Not All About New Jersey…) appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Lawyers are using a woman’s heat-related death to push a climate change lawsuit against energy companies in Washington State.
Germany’s heat-wave plan urges bans on beer, barbecues, and sports as officials ramp up hysterical warnings about summer health risks.
Coal is making a comeback as AI, EVs, and grid instability expose the limits of wind and solar, boosting demand for affordable, always-on power.
Senate GOP targets Inflation Reduction Act with major cuts to green energy credits, methane fees, and EV tailpipe rules in new reconciliation bill.
CO2 levels remain low, plant growth is thriving, and sea level rise is minimal—raising doubts about the so-called climate crisis narrative.