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Israel has begun channeling desalinated seawater into the Sea of Galilee, marking the first time anywhere in the world that a freshwater lake is topped up with processed seawater. The water level in the lake is expected to rise by approximately 0.5 centimeters per month through the project.
An AI-designed enzyme can break down 98 percent of polyurethane in 12 hours at industrial scale. Polyurethane is a type of plastic used in foam cushions, mattresses, insulation and other products. The process recovers pure building blocks that can be used to manufacture new plastic.
China's carbon dioxide emissions have been flat or declining since March 2024. Solar power increased by 46% and wind power by 11% in the third quarter, covering nearly all the increase in electricity demand. Emissions from the transport sector fell by 5% due to the rapid spread of electric vehicles.
The world installed over 160 gigawatt-hours of new battery storage in 2024, nearly as much as in all recorded history. Analysis shows that battery storage globally could reach 100β180 terawatt-hours in the long term, three to six times more than current forecasts.
US coal exports decreased by 11% during the first half of 2025, while Indonesia's exports fell by 12%. China's coal power production decreased by 4.7% and the country's emissions from electricity production fell by 3% in the first half of 2025. Coal prices have fallen by approximately 30%.
The first commercial facility will produce 5,000 tons of lithium per year from 2027, which doubles US annual production.
Renewable energy overtook coal in the global electricity mix for the first time in history during the first half of 2025.
The energy system is undergoing the most extensive transformation since the transition from biomass to fossil fuels in the 18th century.
European car manufacturers sold 38 percent more electric cars during the first seven months of the year.