Climate news on November 7, 2026

1. 0100:28 UTC

   Coverage recordMotley Fool: “Sunstone (SHO) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript”

   2 outlets · first: Motley Fool

   Reports ran between 00:28 and 03:16 UTC on Nov 7.

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   Reported by Motley Fool and Yahoo Finance Singapore.

   • Mount Logan Capital

2. 0213:19 UTC

   Report links China emissions and glacial risk to Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh

   2 outlets · first: MorungExpress Extreme weather

   Machine summary A report in The Diplomat, relayed by SocialNews.XYZ on 7 November 2026, states that China releases approximately 13.1 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases a year, close to 33 per cent of the global total. Environmental experts identified around 25 glacial lakes in China as potential risks to Nepal and neighbouring areas after the Rasuwa event.

   1. China releases approximately 13.1 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases a year, close to 33 per cent of the global total, making it Asia's largest emitter, according to the report relayed by SocialNews.XYZ
   2. The report states Beijing highlights emissions measured relative to GDP, which it says does not amount to an absolute decline in China's overall emissions
   3. A transboundary glacial flood struck Nepal's Rasuwa district in August 2026; environmental experts identified around 25 glacial lakes in China as potential risks to Nepal and neighbouring areas
   4. In July 2025 a flood outburst originating in Gyirong County, China, caused deaths and destruction in Nepal, the report states
   5. The report states China reaps economic benefits from coal-fired power plants through guaranteed purchases while rising emissions heighten climate risks for neighbouring countries

   Reported by socialnews.xyz and MorungExpress.

   • China
   • Bangladesh
   • Nepal
   • Glacial lakes
   • Bhutan
   • Gyirong County

3. 0319:17 UTC

   Sunrun revenue rises 51.7% as battery attach rate hits record 75%

   2 outlets · first: aol.com Renewable energy

   Machine summary Sunrun reported third-quarter revenue of $1.1 billion, up 51.7% year over year, with diluted earnings per share of $0.56 against a $0.32 consensus cited by the Motley Fool. Installed solar capacity fell 15% year over year while direct sales volume grew 9% and battery attachment rates reached a record 75%, the report states. The company's leadership cut its forecast for full-year cash generation to about $200 million, the low end of the $200 million to $375 million band it had previously given.

   1. Sunrun reported third-quarter revenue of $1.1 billion, up 51.7% year over year, which the Motley Fool says exceeded Wall Street estimates
   2. Diluted earnings per share reached $0.56, compared with a consensus expectation of $0.32 per share cited in the report
   3. Over the same five sessions the S&P 500 fell 2.7% and the Nasdaq-100 fell 4.9%, according to the report
   4. According to the article, the company's leadership lowered its forecast for cash generation over the full year to about $200 million, the lowest end of the earlier $200 million to $375 million band.
   5. Direct sales volume grew 9% year over year and battery attachment rates hit a record 75%, while installed solar capacity fell 15% year over year, the report states; the stock remains down 55% from its 52-week high of $21.95

   Reported by aol.com and fool.com.

   • The Motley Fool
   • Nasdaq-100
   • Sunrun

4. 0411:11 UTC

   COP31 opens in Antalya with 2035 targets on the table

   2 outlets · first: ABC News Regulation

   Machine summary Climate finance, fossil fuel dependence, emissions reduction and adaptation are listed as central topics.

   1. Three targets for 2035 were announced by the COP31 presidency, one of which aims to lift the proportion of final energy demand met by electricity from a level just over 20% up to 35%.
   2. A second announced 2035 target, listed under the heading waste, is described as halving growth in waste

   Reported by ABC News and timesofindia.indiatimes.com.

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