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DOE restores federal funding for Nevada lithium mine
The nearly $58 million Biden-era grant will go to a project to turn claystone into battery-grade lithium for electric vehicles.
A Goldilocks moment for RGGI?
The latest auction of the Northeast's cap-and-trade program raised prices for carbon allowances — but likely not enough to have a big impact on electricity bills.
Strokes could increase as climate changes, researchers say
The World Stroke Organization found that extreme heat, wildfire smoke and other climate impacts are linked to increased stroke risk.
Fans mixing alcohol with World Cup in extreme heat can be risky
Experts say the worry comes with people drinking excessively who may not be hydrating enough, staying cool or have underlying health conditions.
Albania PM defends Kushner resort against protesters
Edi Rama dismissed fears that the luxury development backed by President Donald Trump’s son-in-law would destroy flamingo habitats.
In Brazilian area, Indigenous fire practices reshape wildfire strategy
Brazilian officials long followed a “zero-fire” strategy, treating any small burn as a threat to be quickly suppressed, but over time, that approach fell out of favor.
Colombia’s presidential race could affect Amazon rainforest’s future
The June 21 runoff comes at a pivotal moment for Colombia, as its president has emerged as one of the world’s most vocal advocates for transitioning away from oil, gas and coal.
