Category: Climate Action & Science

The Torcal will out-accelerate every Bentley before it, but Crewe says the numbers matter less than how effortlessly it delivers them. Source: InsideEVs.

One of the hottest, most fascinating new fields in science doesn’t sound particularly exciting: distributed acoustic sensing, aka DAS. It involves using fiber optic cables to spy on the environment, and is proving to…

From the Southwest to the Jersey shore, climate change is altering the traditions and norms that have defined summer for generations. By Grist staff Sep 3, 2026 Topic Climate + Culture Share/Republish Copy Link…

Ford has set a goal to sell 100,000 of its upcoming Fathom electric truck in the model’s first year of sales, which would put it among the best-selling EVs in America, and the best-selling…

A Duke University program is training rural faith leaders to educate residents and provide relief during heat waves. Source: Yale Climate Connections.

Yale Climate Connections reporters, meteorologists, and editors share the reads that inspire them.

BYD vehicles recently showed up in my RedNote feed testing in Canada. While the entry of BYD into Canada is widely anticipated, the models, representing BYD’s latest generation of mid-priced SUVs, is perhaps even…

E-bike theft is one of those problems where a good lock is only half the battle. Since no physical lock can ever give you a 100% guarantee of safety, if a thief actually gets…

The first Ford Mustang Mach-E EVs fitted with Wayve’s autonomous driving tech can now be hailed in London on the Uber app. Source: InsideEVs.

Under the new law, landlords and local governments can no longer block residents and tenants from installing plug-in solar panels. Source: InsideEVs.

Michael Skelly knows it’s hard to build a huge transmission line that connects different regions of the grid. He has spent a decade trying to get one up and running.

Household electricity bill debt has piled up after years of energy inflation and COVID-era policies that held off disconnections.By Erin Douglas HOMESTEAD, Fla.—It was too hot to sleep.  Source: Inside Climate News.