Category Archives: Climate

An aggregation of recent climate news feeds:

CleanTechnica→ Rivian R2 Close to Production!

2026-01-27 One of the big hopes for the US electric car market is the Rivian R2. This is the vehicle from Rivian that could really pull the brand into the mass market. It’s a bit like the Model 3 was for Tesla (but, of course, quite different since the Mode …›

CleanTechnica→ The Great American Boycott!

2026-01-27 The key to political power in the United States is through corporations. Those corporations are vulnerable to consumer pressure. The post The Great American Boycott! appeared first on CleanTechnica. …›

CleanTechnica→ GM Makes EV Charging Easier

2026-01-27 There’s a lot of pullback on EV progress in the United States following Republicans taking control of the country and doing what they can to slow down the transition to EVs. GM hasn’t exactly been a saint on that matter either, siding with …›

CleanTechnica→ KGM Musso — A Ute You Can Use

2026-01-27 The Australian light vehicle market is dominated by “utes” — short for utilities, or utility vehicles. These have evolved from sedans fitted with a tray back to monstrous mini trucks. The big sellers are the Ford Ranger and the Toyota HiLux, foll …›

CleanTechnica→ Kia Announces Pricing for 2026 Niro EV

2026-01-27 Kia America has announced pricing on the 2026 Niro EV, a fully electric compact crossover that delivers modern design, tech-savvy performance, and everyday functionality. With a blend of real-world range, advanced driver assistance systems, and thought …›

CleanTechnica→ Which Water Filters Reduce Microplastics?

2026-01-26 There’s growing attention on microplastics as a human health concern. Autopsy studies are showing an increasing body burden of plastics accumulating in us, with a study published earlier this year by showing that the average person now has a cred …›

CleanTechnica→ How the West Lost the Automotive Industry

2026-01-26 By David Waterworth and Paul Wildman Yes, past tense. The West has already lost the dominance of the global auto industry. Why? And will the USA become the new Cuba? Recently, my writing colleague, Dr Paul Wildman, contacted me and suggested we explore …›