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On July 8, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), joined by five states, announced that a settlement had been reached in... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/deere-agrees-to-settle-ftc-lawsuit/

Samsung Acquires GM’s Stake in $3.5 Billion Battery Joint Venture

Battery manufacturer Samsung SDI announced that it has agreed to acquire General Motors’ entire 49.99% stake in their SynergyCells electric vehicle (EV) battery joint...

United Solar Welcomes U.S. Section 232 Measures on Polysilicon

United Solar has welcomed the US government's new measures aimed at strengthening the domestic polysilicon industry, which include a minimum import price and additional...

Updapt Launches Solution Enabling Companies to Assess Climate-Related Risks

Enterprise ESG software company Updapt announced the launch of its new Climate Risk Management module, aimed at helping organizations identify, assess, and prioritize climate-related...

Ask a Scientist: How Do We Track the Trump Administration’s Attacks on Science?

As of August 1, 2026, the second Trump administration has carried out 594 attacks on science since taking office. These attacks limit the ability...

Lloyds Bank Unveils New £100 Billion Sustainable and Transition Finance Goal

UK bank Lloyds Banking Group announced that it has set a new target to facilitate more than £100 billion in sustainable and transition finance...

NSW Business Battery Rebate (BESS4): A 2026 Guide for NSW Businesses

From 1 September 2026, a new NSW incentive will support battery installations at small and medium business sites for the first time. Known as...

From 1 September 2026, a new NSW incentive will support battery installations at small and medium business sites for the first time. Known as...

Form Energy Raises $750 Million for Multi-Day Energy Storage Solution

Energy technology and manufacturing company Form Energy announced that it has raised $750 million in a Series G funding round, with proceeds aimed at...

Injectable trace minerals target the cow that won’t eat

When University of Saskatchewan professor Bart Lardner walked through the trade show at the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association convention in San Antonio, Texas, in...

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