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EV charging stations multiply despite Trump funding freeze
A new report finds that the U.S. charging network is rapidly growing as private developers outpace a $5 billion federal program.
Europe’s trash-burning experiment has become a dirty headache
Waste-to-energy was sold as a greener option to landfill, but evidence is mounting that burning garbage is far from clean.
Brazil’s decision to select a poor city to host COP30 is no accident
This fall's U.N. climate talks will be held in a high-poverty city on the edge of the Amazon to demonstrate what still needs to be done.
Taliban environment chief wants Afghanistan included in COP30
The U.N. has published a report saying June was marked by below-average precipitation and higher-than-average temperatures across Afghanistan.
