An Indigenous-led group just received a 120-acre plot of land taken from Native Americans over 400 years ago
More than 400 years ago, the Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower met the local Nauset Native American tribe on Cape Cod Bay in Massachusetts. Now, a 120-acre plot of land overlooking that meeting spot was transferred to the Native Land Conservancy.
The milestone comes after years of work from Indigenous leaders, conservationists, and environmentalists to transfer the land from the Nature Conservancy to the Indigenous-led group as part of the nationwide #LandBack effort.
Historians say the land’s Indigenous roots trace back tens of thousands of years. The Nauset are part of the Wampanoag Nation, which helped the Pilgrims survive their first Thanksgiving.
Why is this good news? There is increasing pressure to develop the little space that’s left of Cape Cod’s open land. Now, it’s in the hands of the Native Land Conservancy, which, among other stewardship initiatives, plans to preserve the habitat on the property for sea turtles that nest in the marsh grasses.
Electric trucks made up 50% of China’s heavy truck sales in September
In September, a total of 33,100 electric big rigs were sold in China, representing just over half of all heavy trucks sold that month and a 37% increase from a year ago.
The increase coincided with declining demand for diesel, which is on track to fall by about 230,000 barrels per day in 2026.
In 2024, new-energy vehicles made up 13.6% of heavy trucks sold in China. In 2025, sales tripled to a 28.9% share, and now, just two years later, it’s already over half of sales.
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