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Multiple cylindrical batteries arranged in rows with one battery standing upright in focus, representing current battery technology that Oxford researchers aim to improve with cobalt-free alternatives

Oxford Cracks £3M Battery Code That Could Kill Cobalt Dependency Forever

Oxford University is leading a £3 million project to create new battery materials that could make electric cars go farther, charge faster, and cost less. The three-year project, called 3D-CAT, aims to

Sunita Somvanshi

September 15, 2025

Black exhaust smoke billowing from a yellow bus with license plate CC 067 against a gray road surface

Climate·News·USA

EPA to End Greenhouse Gas Reporting: ‘$2.4B Savings’ vs ‘Blinds Americans to Climate Facts,’ Critics Say

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced plans to eliminate its Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), a system that has tracked carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions from over 8,000 industrial

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2025

A row of white Nissan GT-R sports cars parked in an outdoor storage lot with forested hills and a transmission tower visible in the background under an overcast sky.

Climate·Europe·News

EU Accelerates 2035 Zero-Emission Review as Muller Warns ‘Rigid CO2 Regulation Jeopardizes Industry Competitiveness

The European Commission has decided to speed up its review of the 2035 zero-emission vehicle target, moving it from 2026 to the end of 2025. This change comes after meetings with automotive

Govind Tekale

September 14, 2025

Misty tropical rainforest in Indonesia with tall trees creating a dense canopy and lush green understory vegetation.

Asia·Forest·News

4.2 Million Hectares at Risk: Indonesia Reclaims Land from Companies Without Forest Permits

Indonesia has seized parcels of land from two nickel mining companies that failed to secure proper forestry permits, officials announced Friday. The government task force took 148 hectares from PT Weda Bay

Karmactive Staff

September 13, 2025

Close-up image of a reddish Mars rock surface showing small dark speckles and spots referred to as "leopard spots," collected by NASA's Perseverance rover in Jezero Crater.

News·Space

NASA: Mars Rock’s ‘Leopard Spots’ May Be Clearest Evidence Yet of Ancient Microbial Life, Says Study

NASA scientists announced that a rock sample collected by the Perseverance rover on Mars shows potential signs of ancient microbial life. The sample, named “Sapphire Canyon,” was drilled from an arrowhead-shaped rock

Karmactive Staff

September 12, 2025

Business·News·Technology

Facebook’s $725M Settlement Checks Roll Out: $4.89 to $38.36 Based on Account History

That email from “Facebook User Privacy Settlement Administrator” sitting in your inbox? It’s legit. The long-awaited payouts from Meta’s massive privacy settlement are finally flowing to millions of Americans this month. Meta

Rahul Somvanshi

September 12, 2025

Downtown Anchorage, Alaska, with mid‑rise buildings reflecting in calm water, backed by snow‑covered mountains at sunrise or sunset.

Business·News·USA

Alaska’s $1,000 PFD Coming October: Down 41% From Last Year as Budget Crisis Hits Oil Wealth Shares

Alaska’s 2025 Permanent Fund Dividend will deliver $1,000 to residents’ pockets starting October, creating a modest economic boost as winter heating bills approach. The Alaska Legislature finalized this amount during budget negotiations

Sunita Somvanshi

September 11, 2025

Modern blue and yellow Adessia Stream B battery-electric train with distinctive streamlined design at a station platform at night, showing the front cab and passenger cars with illuminated interior

Electric·News·Transportation

Wellington Secures €538M Deal for 18 Zero-Emission Battery-Electric Trains to Replace Diesel Fleet by 2029

New Zealand is getting its first fleet of battery-electric commuter trains in a €538 million (NZD 1.065 billion) deal announced on 8 September 2025. The agreement will bring 18 new trains to

Sunita Somvanshi

September 10, 2025

An oil pumpjack (nodding donkey) operating in an arid landscape with sparse vegetation and utility poles in the background under an overcast sky.

Energy·News·USA

US Fossil Fuel Subsidies Double Since 2017, Reaching $31 Billion Per Year

The United States subsidizes fossil fuel companies to the tune of nearly $31 billion per year, according to a new analysis by environmental group Oil Change International. This figure has more than

Sunita Somvanshi

September 10, 2025

Space shuttle orbiting Earth against the backdrop of clouds and atmosphere, demonstrating the harsh environment where stem cells experience accelerated aging

Health·News·Space

Stem Cells Age 10X Faster in Space, UC San Diego Study Reveals Health Risks for Long Missions

Scientists have discovered that space travel makes blood-forming stem cells age more quickly, potentially raising health concerns for astronauts on long missions. The breakthrough study, led by researchers at the University of

Tejal Somvanshiand

Karmactive Staff

September 10, 2025