With EV Battery Prices Dropping 87% in a Decade, Tesla is Now Making a Car That Will Cost $25,000
Tesla has announced it will begin U.S. manufacturing its own batteries and cells in order to bring a $25,000 car to market in three years.
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Used Electric Car Batteries Could Be Recycled into New Life as Energy Storage for Solar Farms, Says New Study
The MIT researchers say that the average used car battery could provide up to a decade of backup storage for solar grids.
Electric Vehicle Sales in Europe Have Smashed Through Even the Most Optimistic Forecasts
European electric car sales have tripled and are expected to rise to 15% by 2021 on the back of stricter emissions restrictions.
Aptera Solar-Powered Car With '1,000-Mile' Range Gets 7,000 Preorders for Delivery in 2021
Trying to sell their solar electric car by the end of 2021, Aptera Motors have announced $4 million in financing and 7,000 reservations.
Daimler Trucks is Now Accepting Orders for All-Electric Freight Trucks, Having Tested Them on America's Highways
Leading the way in carbon-neutral freight transportation, Daimler Trucks is now accepting orders for its first all-electric freight trucks.
The Best Selling Truck in the US, the Ford F-150, Has Gone Electric
America's most popular truck is now available in electric mode, with the F-150 Lighting, starting at $36,500 with 230 miles of range.
Ford's New Affordable Small Hybrid Truck: Maverick Gets 40 mpg and Starts at $19,995
Ford release the Maverick hybrid multi-use pickup starting at $19,995 just weeks after announcing their all electric F-150 Lighting.
Millions of Plastic Bottles Will Be Offset as Remote Town Gets Renewable Drinking Water Created From Sunlight
SOURCE Global has installed their third successful array of hydropanels that deliver sustainable, clean drinking water to Indigenous peoples.
Salmon Spawning for the First Time in 80 Years in the Upper Columbia River
For the first time in 80 years, salmon are spawning again on Colville Tribal Reservation on the Sanpoil River, in the Columbia River System.
Endangered Condors to Return to Northern California Skies After Nearly a Century
Partners help the nation's largest land bird, the California condor, return to the northern portion of its historic range.
Bezos Earth Fund Pledges $1B to Conserve Land and Sea in Critical Areas 'We can and must reverse this'
Conservation groups working to preserve the Congo, Andes Mountains, and Pacific islands will see a $1 billion donation from Bezos' Earth Fund
Want to Know Where The Best Fall Colors Are in Your Area? Check Out This Interactive U.S. Map
An interactive, digital map from SmokyMountains.com lets you see where the best fall colors are in the USA.
Amazing Tech Developed by Private Firms Are on the Verge of Creating Nuclear Fusion Reactors to Power Humanity
Nuclear fusion reactors are the key to unlimited clean energy, and two firms are racing to develop the first net-producing reactors.
China's 'Artificial Sun' Brings Nuclear Fusion One Step Closer, Breaking World Record
A nuclear fusion reactor in China broke the world record for heating a plasma like an artificial sun to 120 million Celsius.
How India's Air Pollution is Being Turned into Stylish Floor Tiles
Harnessing the abundant carbon in the air of cities like New Dehli, Praan's air purifier captures pollution to turn it into tiling.
Lost Sea Turtle Washed Ashore With Hypothermia Gets Flown Home to Spain With its Own Boarding Pass
An endangered turtles that washed up on Irish shores has been returned to its native Canary Islands on a flight with its own boarding pass.
Firefighters Have Been Winning the Battle To Protect Sequoia's Giant Trees - Using Foil Blankets (LOOK)
As the Windy Fire made its way into Sequoia National Park, firefighters wrapped General Sherman in protective foil.
Listen to Millions of Monarch Butterflies Make One of the Rarest Sounds on Earth: 'Just like a waterfall'
Phil Torres of The Jungle Diaries has recorded the sounds of a million or more butterflies fluttering in the Mexican rainforest.
Old Irish Goats Return to Hills of Dublin After a Century to Join Firefighting Brigade -And They're Loving It
After wildfires on Howth hills above Dublin threatened houses, the Old Irish Goat Society was hired to employ endangered goats to help.
Rare Rhino Species Sees Dramatic Population Growth - From Just 100 to 3,700 Today - as Poaching Falls
Three species: The black, Javan, and Greater one-horned rhino are all recovering despite the challenges to conservation posed by COVID-19.
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