Basalt, Colorado, may soon introduce charges for the six EV stations once offered free to local drivers. Officials plan to start imposing fees in mid-March, marking a shift for those accustomed to cost-free charging.

County residents and officials continue to debate solar ordinances, with discussions heating up year-round. Business and environmental concerns fuel the focus on renewable energy, ensuring it remains high on the local political agenda.

Iowa’s leadership in renewable fuels was front and center at a recent summit, where the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association celebrated the state’s strides in biofuel technology. However, industry experts emphasized the critical need to look beyond current markets to maintain momentum and spur wider adoption.

A newly operational Biomass satellite from the European Space Agency has revealed its first false-color image, offering a fresh view of a winding river in Bolivia. This unique snapshot highlights how rainforests, grasslands, and wetlands can be captured from space to reflect Earth’s vital carbon stores.

Despite a winter storm that blanketed parts of southern Indiana with more than a foot of snow, ski resorts like Paoli Peaks remain under pressure. Warmer overall winters pose a growing challenge to the state’s ski industry, testing its ability to thrive in changing conditions.

Frequent grid flickers have prompted many Texans to seek more reliable power solutions. By turning to Base Power Company’s battery installations, homeowners now have a chance for seamless backup and genuine peace of mind.

Nvidia introduced three new AI-powered weather tools that promise more accurate forecasts while expanding accessibility. By advancing prediction capabilities, the company hopes to help both professionals and the public better anticipate significant weather changes.

“The U.S. Department of Agriculture is unveiling a set of initiatives to enhance transparency in federal lending, safeguard farmland and livestock, and expand relief efforts for communities hit by severe storms. Within just one week, the agency introduced multiple plans that signal a new level of commitment to addressing challenges faced by American agriculture. Officials see these measures as a turning point for farmers and rural stakeholders alike.”

A winery in Oliver plans a groundbreaking $33 million solar initiative aimed at defending its grapes against harsh weather. The project’s proponents see it as a transformative step for agriculture in the Okanagan.

A powerful storm has grounded thousands of flights as it moves across the United States. Severe weather, threatening more than half the nation, is creating widespread disruptions for travelers.

A University of Montana professor highlights how climate change impacts not just our ecosystems, but also our emotional well-being. He emphasizes that taking proactive steps today can help safeguard the planet and our mental health for tomorrow.

Flexible Solutions International, Inc. announces its Q4 and full-year 2025 revenue, reflecting its sustained commitment to environmentally conscious chemistry. From biodegradable polymers to water and energy conservation, the Alberta-based company continues to expand its impact—now venturing further into the food and nutrition supplement markets.

Despite a tough environment for auto sales in 2025, CleanTechnica reports that 32 electric vehicle models in the United States managed to boost their sales. Eight models saw quarter-over-quarter gains, while eleven posted year-over-year increases in the fourth quarter. This demonstrates the resilience and rising appeal of electric mobility.

Amid a chilly forecast, Philadelphia finds small solace in winter sunlight. Some locals, committed to their outdoor routines, take to the streets in running shoes — and even shorts — despite the biting temperatures.

China consumed a record 10.4 trillion kilowatt-hours of electricity in 2025, doubling U.S. usage and marking a 5% increase from 2024. The rise stems from the rapid expansion of high-tech sectors, combined with a massive growth in renewables that helped offset coal’s decline.

FirstEnergy is asking regulators for longer turnaround times on power outages, citing severe weather linked to climate change. While its argument may hold some weight, critics demand strict monitoring and public reporting to prevent complacency and protect customers.

California has been declared 100% drought-free for the first time in a quarter-century, but a closer look reveals some caveats. While the U.S. Drought Monitor’s latest report marks a significant milestone, officials caution that this doesn’t guarantee long-term relief for the state.

As intense summer heat engulfed Rio de Janeiro, zookeepers at the city’s BioParque offered popsicles and frozen treats to help their residents cool down. Jaguars, monkeys, and other animals benefited from carefully prepared icy diets on a sweltering day in Brazil.

Brookfield’s plan to sell several Kennebec River dams to The Nature Conservancy has spurred objections from Sappi and local leaders. They argue these early steps could have major repercussions for business and community interests along Maine’s iconic river.

Bird migration in northeast Wyoming has taken an unexpected turn this winter, with warmer temperatures delaying the usual departure of summer birds. In turn, Arctic species that often arrive with colder conditions are also taking their time, reflecting a broader shift in regional wildlife patterns.

Vistra and Meta have forged long-term power purchase agreements designed to support over 2,600 megawatts of carbon-free nuclear capacity in the PJM region. This unprecedented collaboration backs innovative “uprates”—or equipment upgrades—boosting three nuclear plants’ output and helping both firms advance clean energy goals.