It’s the weekend! Kick back and catch up with these must-read articles from around the web:

Why the US military is betting on next-generation geothermal technology (National Interest) The U.S. military is betting on next-generation geothermal technology, even as the official policy is to turn away from fighting climate change.

Cooling Earth’s climate with commercial aircraft may be possible (Earth.com) As the global community scrambles to limit warming, a new study offers an unexpected possibility: We may not need to wait for advanced aircraft technology to intervene in cooling Earth’s climate. In the face of growing concerns over climate tipping points and the slow pace of emissions cuts, some scientists have turned their attention to solar geo-engineering. This approach involves reflecting a portion of the Sun’s energy back into space to cool the planet.

Will tariffs help or hurt the US energy storage industry? It’s complicated, experts say (Utility Dive) Battery system costs have already soared past 2023 levels, one analyst says, but insiders are cautiously optimistic for a more resilient supply chain in the longer run.

Faster isn’t always better. Slow-charging EVs could have big benefits (CBC) Level 1 charging is sufficient most of the time, experts say, using an outlet you probably already have.

Farmers are making bank harvesting a new crop: Solar energy (Grist) In California’s water-stressed Central Valley, farmers are fallowing land and installing solar, providing financial stability and saving water.