BusinessEnergy

Tesla Q3 Profits Plunge 37% Despite EV Tax Credit Sales Surge, Musk Pay Package Vote Looms

Tesla reported a 37% drop in quarterly profits despite surpassing delivery expectations, attributed to buyers rushing to secure expiring EV tax credits. The earnings slump comes as CEO Elon Musk seeks approval for a historic $1 trillion pay package amid growing shareholder skepticism.

Profit Decline Amid Sales Surge

Tesla experienced a 37% year-over-year profit decline in its most recent quarter, according to the company’s earnings report, despite achieving record vehicle deliveries. The automaker reportedly posted net income of $1.4 billion, down from $2.2 billion in the same period last year, while earnings per share of 50 cents fell short of the 54 cents analysts had projected.

PolicySustainability

Ecosystem Investments Emerge as Critical Strategy for Climate and Public Health Challenges

Leading scientists indicate protecting and restoring natural ecosystems could provide over one-third of global emission reductions required by 2030. These approaches simultaneously address climate change, biodiversity loss, and public health crises through cost-effective interventions.

The Convergence Crisis Demands Integrated Solutions

Global communities face interconnected environmental, economic, and public health challenges that require innovative cross-sector approaches, according to expert analysis. Nature-based solutions (NbS) – defined as actions that protect, restore, and sustainably manage ecosystems – are emerging as a comprehensive framework addressing these converging crises. Sources indicate these approaches reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve human wellbeing, and cultivate economic stability through cost-effective interventions.