Last week's climate change news highlighted several key developments in the push for clean energy and climate solutions. One milestone was the launch of the first onshore wave energy project in the U.S. in Los Angeles, marking a significant step in harnessing wave energy to power homes and businesses. This pilot project unveiled by Eco Wave Power and AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles represents a pivotal moment for wave energy in the United States, offering a promising avenue for renewable energy generation. Additionally, the introduction of a 'Roomba for the forest' in Southern California, known as the BurnBot, showcases innovative technology to combat wildfires. This remote-controlled vehicular system is designed to remove flammable brush alongside roads with unprecedented precision, providing a potential new tool for wildfire prevention and forest management. Furthermore, the conversation around permitting modernization and the 30D & 45X Tax Credits has taken the spotlight in Washington D.C., reflecting the growing demand for electricity, critical minerals, infrastructure, and clean energy manufacturing. The efforts to enhance transparency and efficiency in permitting processes are essential for unlocking better outcomes and driving the transition toward sustainable energy and infrastructure development.