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Banks Drop the Climate Pretense and Follow the Money

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

Forget betrayal. Forget backsliding. What global banks are doing right now isn’t a reversal of climate commitments—it’s a long-overdue reality check. In 2024, they dumped nearly $900 billion into fossil fuel financing, according to the latest “Banking on Climate Chaos” report. And while advocacy groups are clutching their pearls, investors are quietly nodding. Banks funding...

Publish Date: 2025/06/22

The AI Breakthrough Breathing Fresh Life Into EV Batteries

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

A team of researchers in China is using artificial intelligence to help breathe new life into old electric vehicle batteries. Extending the lifespan of lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles would be a major boon for making electric vehicles more endurable and cost-effective, help mitigate skyrocketing lithium demand, and slow the flow of critical –...

Publish Date: 2025/06/22

Brazil’s Contradictory Stance on Climate and Fossil Fuels

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

Brazil will hold the COP30 climate summit in November, where it is expected to lead the world in supporting a green transition. In recent years, Brazil has made greater efforts to increase its renewable energy capacity and protect the Amazon rainforest from deforestation activities. However, in the lead-up to the summit, Brazil’s government has announced...

Publish Date: 2025/06/21

How Development Banks Could Unlock Billions for Renewable Energy

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

Year after year, the leaders of developing countries across the globe plead with high-income countries to invest in a global green transition. Many low-income countries are open to exploiting their natural resources to develop their renewable energy capacity, through wind and solar, and other energy projects. However, establishing new energy sectors and transitioning away from...

Publish Date: 2025/06/21

Ontario Doubles Down on Nuclear Power

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

Ontario has always been a clean-energy giant, deriving half of its electricity from nuclear power and 25 percent from hydroelectricity. Now, the central Canadian province is preparing to expand its nuclear energy capacity to meet rising electricity demand. Under a strategy released June 12 called ‘Energy for Generations’, “nuclear power will continue to serve as...

Publish Date: 2025/06/21

Why We Don’t Know AI’s True Energy Cost

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

As artificial intelligence transforms our computing systems, economies, and energy footprints, the question of who should regulate artificial intelligence and how is a pressing – and incredibly complex – issue. There’s a political battle currently unfolding in Washington about governance over the sector, and large questions about what limitations should be placed on the fast-evolving...

Publish Date: 2025/06/21

UK Reconsiders North Sea Oil and Gas to Lower Energy Bills

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

The UK government is mulling over a change to the law to oil and gas projects in the North Sea in a drive to lower energy bills. Michael Shanks, a minister working under energy secretary Ed Miliband, will be visiting Scotland on Thursday with a decision set to be made on the government’s intervention on...

Publish Date: 2025/06/21

Why India’s Budding EV Sector Has Opened Its Doors To China

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

For decades, China has driven the lion’s share of oil demand growth thanks to its remarkable economic boom and large population. However, China is now losing its prominence in global oil markets due to a dramatic slowdown in its economy coupled with the country’s ongoing electric vehicle revolution. Last year, nearly half of all new...

Publish Date: 2025/06/20

Kazakhstan’s Two-Step Nuclear Plan Reveals Delicate Diplomacy

Time to read: 30 second

Writer: codarx

It was a completely unsurprising surprise announcement. In a highly unusual statement issued on June 14, a Saturday, Kazakh authorities said they had selected Russia’s state-owned Rosatom to build Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant, binding the country further to its northern neighbor. “Finally, the spectacle is over,” Kazakh economist Aset Nauryzbaev, who opposed the project,...

Publish Date: 2025/06/20