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Landslip which caused ‘carnage’ in Welsh town was coal tip ‘wash-out’
A coal tip landslip in Cwmtillery, South Wales, forced evacuations as mud and water engulfed homes, with cleanup expected to take weeks.
California could offer EV rebates if Trump eliminates tax credit, Newsom says
California plans state tax rebates for electric vehicle buyers if federal EV credits end, aiming to boost clean car adoption.
Tesla racks up nearly 34 million metric tons of GHG emissions credits in 2023
Tesla sold 34M tons of GHG credits in 2023 as automakers faced record deficits amid stricter EPA emissions standards.
What to know about the plastic pollution treaty talks in South Korea
Led by Norway and Rwanda, 66 countries plus the European Union say they want to address the total plastic on Earth.
Trump prepares wide-ranging energy plan to boost gas exports, oil drilling, sources say
Trump's team plans an energy package to boost LNG exports and expand U.S. oil drilling on coasts and federal lands.
Evaluating Canada’s pledge to triple nuclear capacity
Canada, a nuclear energy leader since the 1950s, must modernize policy to triple nuclear capacity by 2050 and expand its global status.
‘We need an industry’: Crowsnest Pass residents voting on new Alberta coal mine
Crowsnest Pass residents vote on reopening the Grassy Mountain coal mine, reviving a decades-old debate of economy vs. environment.
Bangladesh panel seeks global legal firm for power deals probe, including Adani
Bangladesh reviews Hasina-era power deals, including Adani's, citing cost, sustainability, and corruption concerns, eyeing reforms.
Carbon offsets can help bring energy efficiency to low-income Americans — our Nashville data shows it could be a win for everyone
Carbon offsets can fund efficiency upgrades in low-income homes, cutting emissions while boosting local health, savings and equity.
Countries urged to be ambitious in final push for UN plastic pollution treaty
UN talks in Busan, South Korea, aim for a bold global treaty on plastic pollution, but some nations push for weaker production curbs.
