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A Georgia plant is built to tear apart 5 gigawatts of dead solar panels a year, and the factory going up next door will turn that scrap glass into brand new solar glass
A forklift rolls a pallet of sun bleached solar panels toward a conveyor belt in rural Georgia. Within seconds, a machine starts peeling each one apart. Glass splits from silicon, metal splits from plastic, and almost nothing gets thrown away. This…
Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missed
Two rhino calves have celebrated their first birthday with cakes made of pellets, carrots and salad leaves. Siblings Markus and Mo were born at Cotswold Wildlife Park, near Burford, last year. The pair weighed about 70kg (11st) at birth, and now…
The 'prepper' stocking hundreds of cans of food as he 'prepares for the worst
A dad of two says he has enough food to last 100 days after stockpiling hundreds of cans of food. 'Prepper' Ian Ferguson says he is 'preparing for the worst' and started collecting extra food back in 2022 following the outbreak of war in Ukraine.
Climate always comes second: are green issues slipping down Burnham's agenda?
Andy Burnham insists he is committed to the green transition, but his MPs worry that in decision after decision, he is showing that other priorities come first. “Our changing climate is a major concern for many Britons, not least because we…
REIWA highlights stamp duty and rental relief in state budget wishlist
The state's peak real estate authority has called on the WA government to lift stamp duty thresholds ahead of next year's budget in a bid to improve pathways into home ownership, while also urging rental concessions for tenants to open up the…
AMPS Solar plans 600 jobs at new Hanford, California plant
A California solar company is converting a shuttered Central Valley tomato processing plant into a new module manufacturing facility, part of a wave of domestic solar factory buildouts even as the broader industry faces tariff pressure and shifting…
The new geopolitics of mining
OXFORD — Two tumultuous elections have captured headlines this week. In Brazil, incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated his far-right challenger Flávio Bolsonaro. And in Serbia, the student-led opposition ousted…
Walking (And Running!) On Sunshine. Wonkette Fall Book Club Part 2
It's been a good week in American politics, hasn't it? Just a couple of quick good climate news updates before we get into our discussion of Bill McKibben's 2025 bestseller Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for…
Charles would 'say yes' to a state visit to China if asked by Burnham
King Charles would be prepared to undertake a controversial state visit to China if requested by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, sources indicated on Saturday. As Charles is recovering from his 'challenging' Caribbean tour dominated by rows over…
Democrats must carefully reframe climate debate to end Trump's unchecked attacks
SINGAPORE - Since returning to the White House, US President Donald Trump has waged a ruthless battle to revoke or strangle US climate regulations, reduce green investment and bully companies into rolling back net-zero emissions pledges. That's…
The Great Renewables Rip-Off? Green energy 'con' costing Scotland billions exposed
It's dubbed ‘Scotland's renewables rip-off'. Billions of pounds which could be going into Scottish government coffers for public services are flowing out of the country to foreign and private companies due to how the SNP has shaped the…
Bright Outdoor Media moves to BSE, NSE main boards, eyes expansion in digital advertising
Founded in 1980, Bright Outdoor Media operates more than 1,350 hoardings across strategic locations and owns over 50 large-format digital LED billboards in Mumbai. Its business spans traditional outdoor advertising, digital displays and advertising…
Seven Hills School Fire Cancels Classes in Madisonville
Seven Hills School Hillsdale Campus — Lotspeich Faculty Reporting Location Google Street View Firefighters swarmed Seven Hills School in Madisonville before dawn on Friday after smoke was reported pouring from the roof of a large school…
Scottish fuel poverty campaigner warns red tape is blocking warmer homes
Growing up in Millport in a house with no central heating is partly what drives his passion to roll out innovative energy solutions. “It's certainly shaped what I wanted to do,” said Chalmers, founder and CEO of the Greener Energy…
Too much capital? | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
In a world riven by fears of shortages and supply bottlenecks, from oil to silicon chips via skilled labor--and amid growing alarm about government fiscal deficits--a surplus seems a problem we would all like to have. The ideas of Thomas Malthus…
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