Japan, US face shared challenge from cheap China steel, Japan PM hopeful says
Japan and the United States should work together amid competition from China, leading prime ministerial candidate Shinjiro Koizumi said.
ADM violates US water laws, permit after leak at carbon capture project
EPA finds ADM violated safe drinking water rules with a carbon leak at its Illinois CCS site, raising safety concerns.
EU plans Sept 25 vote on raising tariffs on EVs from China: report
The EU is aiming to hold a vote to introduce definitive tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China on Sept. 25.
White House officials signal delay in U.S. Steel takeover decision: report
White House officials have delayed a decision on Nippon Steel's bid for U.S. Steel amid national security concerns and bipartisan resistance.
Putin’s commodities ban threat puzzles Russian firms and officials
Russian officials are perplexed by Putin's surprise threat to limit exports of strategic commodities in response to Western sanctions.
NDP caving to Poilievre on carbon price, has no idea how to fight climate change: Trudeau
Trudeau criticizes the NDP for wavering on carbon pricing, claiming they lack a clear climate plan under pressure from Conservative Leader Poilievre.
Italy court orders retrial in pollution case linked to ex-Ilva steelworks
The ex-Ilva site has been embroiled in legal proceedings over allegations that its emissions have caused a surge in cancer cases in Taranto.
Irish company planning to produce sustainable aviation fuel in Nova Scotia at former LNG site
Simply Blue Group plans to build a biofuel plant in Goldboro, N.S., using 700,000 tonnes of wood biomass annually to produce sustainable aviation...
Chile’s biggest steelworks sunk by cheap Chinese imports
Chile's Huachipato steel mill, an economic and cultural hub for Talcahuano, is closing after 74 years, driven out by cheaper Chinese imports, costing...
EU approves 682 million euros for Belgian offshore wind energy
The EU approved a 682 million euro Belgian state aid scheme for a 700 MW North Sea wind farm, aiming to boost renewable...
Metals-rich Kazakhstan seeks niche in battery supply chain
The former Soviet republic, Kazakhstan, promotes itself as a dependable supplier of the majority of critical materials outlined by the EU.
Wind powers a record summer for renewable energy in Britain
Wind power led Britain’s record low fossil fuel electricity generation in August 2024, with CO2 emissions dropping sharply.
Germany’s parks plant a way forward on climate change
As part of a "natural regeneration" project, a sapling has been grafted onto the stump of a 150-year-old oak tree at Muskauer Park.
Tunisia fisherwomen battle inequality and climate change
Off a quiet Tunisian island, Sara Souissi readies her small fishing boat. As a woman in the male-dominated trade, she rows against entrenched...
Chile’s biggest steelworks sunk by cheap Chinese imports
Chile's Huachipato steel mill, an economic and cultural hub for Talcahuano, is closing after 74 years, driven out by cheaper Chinese imports, costing...
Metals-rich Kazakhstan seeks niche in battery supply chain
The former Soviet republic, Kazakhstan, promotes itself as a dependable supplier of the majority of critical materials outlined by the EU.
With a million home batteries, we could build far fewer power lines. We just need the right incentives
Australia's abundant wind and solar power needs energy storage to provide reliable supply when the sun doesn’t shine or wind doesn’t blow.
Red tape to renewables: Overcoming challenges to U.S. clean energy projects
The U.S. faces challenges to buidling clean energy infrastructure. Smarter planning and policies are key to overcoming them.
Tesla truck fire took 190,000 liters of water to extinguish
Firefighters used 190,000 liters of water to extinguish a Tesla Semi blaze after a crash in California, the NTSB reported.
ADM violates US water laws, permit after leak at carbon capture project
EPA finds ADM violated safe drinking water rules with a carbon leak at its Illinois CCS site, raising safety concerns.
White House officials signal delay in U.S. Steel takeover decision: report
White House officials have delayed a decision on Nippon Steel's bid for U.S. Steel amid national security concerns and bipartisan resistance.
Nippon Steel, US Steel send letter to Biden on merger plans
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel sent a letter to President Biden defending their planned $15 billion merger amid potential blockage.
Occidental’s 1PointFive secures up to $500 million to advance Texas carbon capture hub
Occidental’s 1PointFive secures up to $500M from the U.S. DOE to develop a South Texas carbon capture hub, advancing DAC tech for decarbonization.
NDP caving to Poilievre on carbon price, has no idea how to fight climate change: Trudeau
Trudeau criticizes the NDP for wavering on carbon pricing, claiming they lack a clear climate plan under pressure from Conservative Leader Poilievre.
Irish company planning to produce sustainable aviation fuel in Nova Scotia at former LNG site
Simply Blue Group plans to build a biofuel plant in Goldboro, N.S., using 700,000 tonnes of wood biomass annually to produce sustainable aviation...
B.C. to scrap carbon tax if federal government drops requirement: Eby
B.C. Premier David Eby plans to scrap the provincial carbon tax for consumers and shift it to “big polluters” if Ottawa allows.
Out of thick air: Converting carbon emissions to fuel
Opinion: Canada's federal government should increase support for the development of CO2 recycling, an innovation that could lead to new jobs and new...
Singh says NDP drafting climate plan, won’t say if it’ll include consumer carbon tax
Singh says he wants to see big polluters pay, but NDP rejects the idea that workers should shoulder the cost of fighting climate...
Wind powers a record summer for renewable energy in Britain
Wind power led Britain’s record low fossil fuel electricity generation in August 2024, with CO2 emissions dropping sharply.
Climate protesters block Dutch highway while police strike
With policing of the protest light due to a strike, around 500 activists marched onto a highway that leads into the centre of...
Germany’s parks plant a way forward on climate change
As part of a "natural regeneration" project, a sapling has been grafted onto the stump of a 150-year-old oak tree at Muskauer Park.
EU plans Sept 25 vote on raising tariffs on EVs from China: report
The EU is aiming to hold a vote to introduce definitive tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China on Sept. 25.
Putin’s commodities ban threat puzzles Russian firms and officials
Russian officials are perplexed by Putin's surprise threat to limit exports of strategic commodities in response to Western sanctions.
Japan, US face shared challenge from cheap China steel, Japan PM hopeful says
Japan and the United States should work together amid competition from China, leading prime ministerial candidate Shinjiro Koizumi said.
Metals-rich Kazakhstan seeks niche in battery supply chain
The former Soviet republic, Kazakhstan, promotes itself as a dependable supplier of the majority of critical materials outlined by the EU.
China’s BYD ramps up hiring as Beijing prioritises employment
BYD has increased its workforce to more than 900,000 people, making the Chinese EV giant one of the largest employers in the country.
With a million home batteries, we could build far fewer power lines. We just need the right incentives
Australia's abundant wind and solar power needs energy storage to provide reliable supply when the sun doesn’t shine or wind doesn’t blow.
Indonesia’s Prabowo plans $65bn green fund from selling carbon credits
A new regulator for carbon emission rules will be established to oversee efforts to reach Indonesia's emissions targets.
Chile’s biggest steelworks sunk by cheap Chinese imports
Chile's Huachipato steel mill, an economic and cultural hub for Talcahuano, is closing after 74 years, driven out by cheaper Chinese imports, costing...
Brazil’s Lula backs highway through Amazon that could drive deforestation
Lula commits to paving BR-319 highway through the Amazon, risking deforestation and sparking environmental concerns.
Copper output from Chile’s Codelco slides nearly 11% in July
Codelco produced 111,400 metric tons of copper in July, the South American country's Cochilco copper commission announced on Wednesday.
Smoke from Brazil fires clouds major cities, neighboring countries
Smoke from intense Amazon wildfires is choking Brazilian cities and spreading across South America, worsening air quality.
Fishermen in Rio de Janeiro use app to record, report water pollution
An app lets Rio de Janeiro fishermen report Guanabara Bay pollution, aiming to protect the iconic site from oil spills.
Tunisia fisherwomen battle inequality and climate change
Off a quiet Tunisian island, Sara Souissi readies her small fishing boat. As a woman in the male-dominated trade, she rows against entrenched...
Afghanistan says to begin work on huge gas pipeline
Taliban government stages ceremony to mark the start of work on the $10bn TAPI pipeline that will cross South Asia.
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery caught between promise and reality
Nigeria waits for mega-refinery's fuel to flood the domestic market after delays and outcry over petrol price subsidies.
Nigerian households use a range of energy, from wood to solar – green energy planning must account for this
Nigerian households use a range of energy sources, including wood and charcoal, even if they can afford to rely on renewables. The government's...
Oil tanker ablaze off Yemen threatens environmental disaster
Yemeni rebels' Red Sea oil tanker attack leaves Greek-flagged ship on fire while carrying a million barrels of crude oil.
Italy court orders retrial in pollution case linked to ex-Ilva steelworks
The ex-Ilva site has been embroiled in legal proceedings over allegations that its emissions have caused a surge in cancer cases in Taranto.
Carmakers adjust electrification plans as EV demand slows
Lowering targets, increasing hybrid production and changing timelines — how car manufacturers are responding to weak EV demand.
China warns carmakers of risks in building plants overseas, sources say
As EV makers plan global factories to beat import tariffs, China's commerce ministry advises against certain countries.
Global EV sales up 20% in August despite 19-month low in Europe, Rho Motion says
Global sales of fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles rose by a yearly 20% in August, driven by record high sales in China.