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India's clean energy transition needs cleaner industrial supply chains

India's clean energy ambitions depend not just on renewable capacity but also on decarbonising industries. Cleaner supply chains, green manufacturing and low-carbon technologies are key to achieving net-zero goals.

The Economic Times

6 Pennsylvania Electric Bill Changes to Check Before Summer Usage Peaks

Summer heat in Pennsylvania is about to do more than raise temperatures—it is also set to push electric bills higher in noticeable ways. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has warned that price changes taking effect June 1 could directly impact what households pay during peak usage months. As air conditioners…

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Outrage after HOA hands out violations for brown grass - after city asked for water conservation due to drought

Temperatures have been above 90 degrees across the state since the historic, state-wide drought was declared June 4

The Independent UK

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Got milk? Climate change may be hurting both the quality and quantity of America’s supply

Scientists say this year could be the hottest on record

The Independent UK

A canal without locks? A Latin American mega project aims to challenge the Panama Canal without digging one

Mexico’s dry canal project is changing global trade with a bold rail-based route connecting oceans. The Interoceanic Corridor uses a 192-mile railway link, modern ports, and logistics hubs to challenge traditional shipping paths. It offers a new supply chain option beyond the Panama Canal, combining faster cargo movement, investment opportunities,…

The Economic Times

Lake Tahoe residents ‘horrified’ by plans to spray cancer-linked glyphosate in public lands

Federal agency to use herbicide to clear lands for replanting after 2021 Caldor fire – but public reaction to plan is fierce

The Guardian - US

EU-backed green bonds risk financing Chinese clean tech in third countries

The EU has launched a €15-20bn green investment fund to boost sustainable projects, but a good share of the money is set to go towards buying Chinese clean technologies – including the same high-risk power inverters Brussels is trying to phase out.

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IMO definition of Brazil corn ethanol carbon footprint a landmark step, producers say

The International Maritime Organization's decision to define Brazilian corn ethanol's carbon footprint at 20.8 grams CO2e per megajoule marks a significant step towards maritime transport becoming a major market for the sector.

The Economic Times

India monsoon starts almost 40% short as El Niño upends weather

India's monsoon has begun with a significant 40% deficit in rainfall, threatening crucial crops like rice and soybeans. The El Niño phenomenon is expected to prolong this dry spell through July and August, impacting agriculture and industrial activities. Authorities have already implemented water restrictions for construction, highlighting the severity of…

The Economic Times

India learns to live with hotter summers

India's summers are becoming unbearable. Extreme heatwaves are forcing families to change their lives. People are struggling to cope as traditional methods fail. Herdsmen and farmers are witnessing the impact on their livestock and crops. Adaptations are being made, but the rising temperatures present a significant challenge for daily life…

The Economic Times

Americans to be hit with record-high electricity bills this summer

Cooling costs have increased 40 percent since 2020

The Independent UK

US public still favours action on climate change despite Trump’s fossil fuel drive

Two-thirds of Americans say they are worried about climate but level of media coverage does not reflect this

The Guardian - US

Portugal urges EU rethink on carbon market cuts for industry

Portugal has urged Brussels to pause cuts to free carbon allowances, warning they could damage competitiveness and slow industrial decarbonisation.

Euronews

Africa's clean energy projects face financing barrier from credit rating rules

Billions pledged for Africa’s clean energy transition are failing to translate into projects on the ground as high financing costs deter investors

The Independent UK

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Solar-powered fridges are boosting farmers’ incomes by 50% while cutting food waste

Renewable energy is saving crops from going to waste.

Medical Daily

Nearly Half the U.S. Is in Drought Right Now — Here Are the Health Risks and Which Cities Face the Highest Risk

As of June 9, 2026, 46.93% of the U.S. is in drought. Washington declared emergencies; Utah hit historic lows. Here are the health risks you need to know.

The Independent UK

Iran war is a 'wake-up call' for Southeast Asia's energy sector, report says

The International Energy Agency says Southeast Asia’s power sector is too open to risks from its dependence on imports of oil and gas from a limited number of suppliers

Fortune

New Mexico is in a historic drought. Oracle and OpenAI designed their newest data center with that in mind

New Mexico lost 209,000 acres of forest to drought and insects last year. Now a data center may pull millions of gallons of water from the same area.

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Freedivers, leftover cables and bits of clay: Cuba gets inventive to save its pristine reefs amid US blockade

With limited resources and sanctions tightening, conservationists are forced to find new ways to protect the coral reefs of Ciénaga de Zapata national park

The Guardian - US

Critics say Trump’s opening of public lands to off-road vehicles is ‘reckless and nonsensical’

Move is part of broad effort to open public lands to industry and other uses, threatening wildlife and ecosystems

The Times of India

Inside Chile's spectacular Atacama super bloom: The desert that blooms once every few years

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile holds the record for being the driest non-polar desert on Earth. Some parts of it go decades without a single drop of rain. It looks, for most of the year, like a place where nothing could survive. And then, every few years, something extraordinary…

The Guardian - UK

Weather tracker: Saharan heat to send temperatures soaring across Europe

Heatwave conditions build over much of continent, while mild start to winter continues in parts of Australia

Tom’s Hardware

Amazon says its data centers consume only 0.075% of the water Americans use for watering their lawns and gardens — company also boasts of its improvements in water efficiency

Amazon says that it uses 2.5 billion gallons of water annually for data center cooling but compares it to the 3.3 trillion gallons of water used for watering lawns and gardens in the U.S. every year.

Newsroom.co.nz

New Zealand handed a $5b bill for climate inaction

Comment: NZ's first Paris target was set by National's John Key, who always expected to send billions offshore to meet it.

Evening Standard

Temperatures could soar to 30C next week, forecasters say

The Met Office said high pressure building across the country will bring warm and humid conditions.

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