China’s Five-Year Plan Downplays Solar After Rapid Deployment
China's latest five-year plan avoids ambitious solar energy targets, signaling a strategic pivot as the nation confronts challenges from rapid solar growth and grid strain.
Climate & Environment
MAGA Faces Backlash Over Iran War Uncertainty as Lebanon Crisis Intensifies
The Trump administration faces backlash over its unclear stance on the war with Iran, as southern Lebanon grapples with a mass exodus amid rising tensions.
Columbia River Power Line Project Sparks Environmental and Tribal Concerns
A proposed $2 billion power line to be buried beneath the Columbia River has drawn significant pushback from environmental groups and tribal organizations over concerns about ecological and cultural impacts.
Soapberry US$100m upgrade to double capacity, unlock real estate growth
Jamaica's Soapberry Wastewater Treatment Plant is set for a US$100 million upgrade to double its capacity and unlock real estate growth.
Vietnam’s SOEs to Lead Mega Projects under Resolution 79-NQ/TW
Vietnam's SOEs are leading mega projects under Resolution 79-NQ/TW, with Hanoi implementing multi-purpose urban zones for sustainable development.
Residents Oppose New Housing Development in Worth Village, Citing Flood Risks and Community Impact
Residents of Worth village oppose a proposed housing development, citing flood risks, inadequate infrastructure, and the desire to preserve the village's character.
Chattanooga Gardeners Share Tips for Creating Vibrant Outdoor Spaces
Three Chattanooga gardeners share tips for creating vibrant outdoor spaces this spring.
Malta’s Labour Party Preps for Possible Election Amid Uncertainty
Malta's Labour Party is preparing for a potential general election as uncertainty grows over when Prime Minister Robert Abela will call one.
Malta’s Vision 2050: A Bold Plan or Political Theater?
Malta's Vision 2050, a 25-year development plan, has sparked both hope and skepticism as past promises have failed to materialize.
Accessible Birding Walks Expand Nature Access for People with Mobility and Other Limitations
Accessible birding walks in Tucson offer people with disabilities a chance to enjoy nature at their own pace, part of a growing national movement to make birding more inclusive.
Revival of Dutch ‘Dusking’ Ritual Sparks Health and Environmental Debate
A revival of the Dutch 'dusking' ritual is gaining traction across Europe as people seek respite from light pollution and modern life.
U.S., Israel Stike Iran: What’s Next for Shipping
The U.S. and Israel have launched a military strike on Iran, significantly escalating security risks for commercial shipping in the Persian Gulf.
Spring Blooms Emerge in West Midlands as Gardens Open for Visitors
Spring is in full bloom in the West Midlands, with gardens and estates opening to visitors for a closer look at the season's flowers.
Solar power’s newest friends: MAGA influencers
Solar power's newest friends: MAGA influencers align with renewable energy push.
Colorado Foothills Brush Piles Await Burning Amid Record-Low Snowpack
Thousands of brush piles in Colorado's foothills remain unburned due to a record-low snowpack, delaying fire mitigation efforts.