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WASHINGTON DC, November 20, 2024 (ENS) – To improve the economics of recycling end-of-life electric vehicle batteries, the U.S. Department of Energy has announced $44.8 million in funding from the [...]
The post Biden Offers $45 Million to Slash EV Battery Recycling Costs first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
LYON, France, November 5, 2025 (ENS) – In a blow to criminal organizations along South America's Madeira River, law enforcement personnel have disabled 277 dredges used in illegal gold extraction worth an estimated US$6.8 million. [...]
The post Brazil Dismantles Hundreds of Illegal Gold Mining Dredges first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
FRANKFORT, Kentucky, November 2, 2025 (ENS) – In Kentucky, a second wild deer has been confirmed with chronic wasting disease, a fatal neurologic disease that infects deer, elk and moose. [...]
The post KENTUCKY: Fatal Chronic Wasting Disease Spreads in Wild Deer first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
EUGENE, Oregon, October 31, 2025 (ENS) - The Upper Willamette Soil & Water Conservation District is planning to acquire a 200+ acre hazelnut orchard located on the lower McKenzie River to protect the drinking water of Eugene, a college city of 178,150 people that hosts the University of Oregon. [...]
The post OREGON: Hazelnut Orchard Buy Could Save City Drinking Water first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
DEARBORN, Michigan, October 31, 2025 (ENS) - General Motors has announced that in 2028 the company will introduce a centralized vehicle computing platform serving both its electric and gas powered vehicles. The move is a pivot for the company, which was poised to ramp up electric vehicle production until President Donald Trump discontinued federal $7,500 subsidies for EV buyers on September 1. [...]
The post Trump Yanks EV Subsidies, EV Buying Slows, GM Finds New Road first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
KINGSTON, Jamaica, October 30, 2025 (ENS) - The death toll from catastrophic Hurricane Melissa rose to at least 36 across Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba today as residents of these island nations begin to dig themselves out from under the wreckage left by the second strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Caribbean Sea. [...]
The post Hurricane Melissa Heads North Leaving Ruins Across Caribbean first appeared on Environment News Service (ENS).
