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Caption: In 2024, the J.H. Campbell plant emitted approximately 8.93 million short tons of CO₂—making it one of Michigan’s largest stationary sources—yet MISO’s summer 2025 resource adequacy analysis confirmed grid reliability could be maintained without its output.

Michigan Coal Plant Order Faces DC Circuit Challenge as Groups Allege $100M Ratepayer Burden

Ten environmental and public advocacy groups filed a petition at the DC Circuit Court of Appeals challenging the Department of Energy’s emergency order that keeps a Michigan coal plant operating past its

Sunita Somvanshi

July 26, 2025

News·Transportation·USA

Free Electric Shuttles Connect South LA: LADOT’s $21.78M LAnow Service Offers No-Cost Rides Until 2026

LADOT just rolled out its all-electric LAnow ride-sharing service in South Los Angeles, offering residents free rides through June 30, 2026. The new service area covers the zone between Figueroa St., Slauson

Tejal Somvanshi

July 25, 2025

News·Policy·USA

USDA Relocates 2,600 DC Staff to Five Regional Hubs as Previous Move Saw 75% Refuse Relocation

In a major reorganization announced yesterday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will relocate more than half of its Washington-area workforce to five regional hubs across the country. Secretary Brooke Rollins described

Govind Tekale

July 25, 2025

Climate·News·USA

EPA Moves to Rescind 2009 Climate Finding That Underpins Greenhouse Gas Regulations Amid Record 1.29°C Global Temperature Rise

The Trump administration has drafted a plan to repeal the EPA’s 2009 “endangerment finding” that classified carbon dioxide, methane, and four other greenhouse gases as threats to public health under the Clean

Karmactive Staff

July 25, 2025

Electric·Mobility·News·USA

San Francisco Wins $7.8 M, 403‑Charger Plan Poised to Electrify 40 % of City Fleet by 2028

San Francisco has secured a $5 million grant from the California Energy Commission, with an additional $2.8 million city contribution, totaling $7.8 million to support charging infrastructure for electrifying 40% of the

Karmactive Staff

July 24, 2025

Health·Nature·Science

Eight Healthy Babies Born Using Three-Person DNA: UK Mitochondrial Replacement Breakthrough

When Poppy was born, doctors told her mother Kat there was no cure for mitochondrial disease. Now 14, Poppy uses a wheelchair, cannot speak, and relies on tube feeding. But for families

Karmactive Team

July 23, 2025

Business·Electric·Mobility

Nio Surges 40% on Battery‑Swap Leap—But $3B Losses Spark Profit Concerns

Nio shares jumped more than 40% in the past month, pushing the Chinese electric vehicle maker back into the spotlight despite ongoing financial hurdles. While the company’s innovative battery-swap technology and delivery

Sunita Somvanshi

July 23, 2025

Climate·Science

Corn Sweat from Midwest Corn Fields Pumps 364 Billion Gallons of Moisture Daily—Heat Index Tops 115°F

Step outside in Des Moines on a sweltering July evening, and you’re not just feeling the heat—you’re experiencing the collective exhale of billions of corn plants. That sticky, oppressive humidity making your

Rahul Somvanshiand

Karmactive Team

July 22, 2025

Sen. Lisa Murkowski at Anchorage 2024 Citywide Cleanup

Energy·News·Politics·USA

Murkowski “Cheated” as Executive Order Targets Wind and Solar Credits, Threatening 18% Price Spike

In a sharp turn of events that could reshape Alaska’s energy future, Senator Lisa Murkowski expressed frustration after securing what she thought was a vital win for renewable energy projects in her

Sunita Somvanshi

July 22, 2025

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Google Offers ₹19,500 Gemini AI Pro Plan Free for Indian Students: 95% Report Increased Confidence

Google has launched a special offer giving Indian college students free access to its Gemini AI Pro plan—normally priced at ₹19,500 per year—until September 15, 2025. This offer includes Gemini 2.5 Pro,

Rahul Somvanshi

July 21, 2025