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Illustrative image for an article on the perception gap between policymakers and public support (69%) for climate action and willingness to pay.

Oxford Study: Policymakers Miss True Public Climate Support by 32%

A new study by Oxford University researchers has uncovered a major disconnect between policymakers and the public on climate change. Politicians and officials believe only 37% of people worldwide would contribute financially

Govind Tekale

August 12, 2025

Contextual image accompanying analysis of CATL’s Jianxiawo lithium mine permit suspension in Yichun, China, and its impact on lithium prices and EV battery supply chains.

Business·News

CATL’s Lithium Mine Halt Sends Prices Soaring 8% as China Tightens Mining Scrutiny

CATL has halted production at its Jianxiawo lithium mine in China’s Jiangxi province after failing to renew a mining permit that expired on August 9, 2025. According to people familiar with the

Sunita Somvanshi

August 11, 2025

Schematic of Ford Universal EV Platform showing blue vehicle outline, battery location, and passenger layout for electric pickup concept.

Business·Electric·Mobility·Technology·USA

Ford’s $5B EV Investment Creates 4,000 Jobs: $30K Electric Pickup with 40% Faster Assembly Coming 2027

Ford Motor Company is investing about $5 billion across Kentucky and Michigan to build a family of affordable electric vehicles. The first product will be a midsize electric pickup truck with a

Sunita Somvanshi

August 11, 2025

Aerial view of the American River meeting the Sacramento River at Discovery Park in Sacramento, with surrounding roads, buildings, and green spaces visible.

News·USA

California’s $200 Million Delta Tunnel Plan Faces Fierce Opposition From 100+ Legislators

Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a comprehensive accountability plan Wednesday for California’s controversial Delta Conveyance Project. The plan includes $200 million specifically earmarked for communities near the massive tunnel construction sites. The Delta

Karmactive Staff

August 11, 2025

MIT's aluminum-powered electric vehicle prototype showcased in front of the iconic MIT Great Dome, demonstrating sustainable technology applications for clean energy.

Energy·Science·Sustainability·Waste

MIT’s Sustainable Technology Turns Soda Cans Into Clean Hydrogen with 90% Lower Emissions

MIT engineers have developed a new sustainable technology for making clean hydrogen fuel using everyday aluminum cans and ordinary seawater. Their research shows this process produces a fraction of the carbon emissions

Karmactive Staff

August 10, 2025

Water

Global Water Crisis Threatens 50% of Food Production, Economy Faces 8% GDP Loss by 2050

The clock is ticking on worldwide water reserves, and the food on our plates hangs in the balance. According to the Global Commission on the Economics of Water’s October 2024 report, over

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Rahul Somvanshi

August 10, 2025

Antarctic blue whale surfacing amid scattered sea ice; arched dark-blue back and dorsal ridge visible against cold, choppy water.

Marine Life·News

Blue whale songs fall off California as six year study flags near 40 percent drop tied to krill loss

Blue whales, the largest animals on Earth, are growing quieter off California’s coast. Scientists studying this unusual silence have found links to climate change and food shortages that may spell trouble for

Govind Tekale

August 10, 2025

Evening view of ESB Moneypoint Power Station on the Shannon Estuary, twin stacks lit against a deep blue sky with lights reflecting on calm water, County Clare.

Energy·Europe·News

Ireland Becomes 15th European Coal-Free Country as Moneypoint Converts to Emergency Oil Backup

Ireland shut its last coal power unit at Moneypoint on June 20, 2025, becoming the 15th European country to stop using coal for electricity, according to primary sources. The 915-megawatt station in

Sunita Somvanshi

August 9, 2025

Firefighters in yellow turnout gear walk through a smoldering, charred forest with standing burnt trees in the background.

Disaster·Europe·News

France’s Aude Blaze Contained After 17,000 Ha Inferno—Why Threats Persist

A massive wildfire that tore through southern France’s Aude region has been contained after burning more than 17,000 hectares (42,000 acres) of land – an area larger than Paris. The blaze, which

Govind Tekale

August 8, 2025

Close-up shot of white milk pouring into a silver spoon, with splashing droplets frozen in mid-air against a black background.

Crime·Food & Drinks·India

68.7% of India’s Milk Products Fail Safety Standards, Northern States Show Higher Adulteration Rates

The world’s largest milk-producing nation faces a quality control nightmare that touches every glass poured in millions of Indian homes. Mohan Singh Ahluwalia, member of the Animal Welfare Board of India, reported

Govind Tekale

August 8, 2025