Senate Bill 732 introduces one of the most aggressive regulatory measures in the nation aimed at PFOS and PFOA concentrations in biosolids.
As the demand for clean energy surges nationwide, Ohio finds itself at a crossroads. Despite significant potential for solar energy development, a series of restrictive state laws and local …
Wildfires in South Korea, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, threaten energy infrastructure, disrupt businesses, and underscore rising climate risks.
Hydro commits $154M to boost low-carbon aluminium output in Norway, supporting Europe’s critical power grid and renewable energy infrastructure.

Climate Change Threatens the Andes and Global Water Security

Glaciers across the Andes are thinning 35% faster than the global average, threatening the freshwater lifeline for more than 90 million people.

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USGS Finds Limited Oil and Gas Potential in Wyoming Basins

The USGS estimates 47 million barrels of oil and 876 billion cubic feet of gas remain undiscovered in Wyoming’s aging basins, signaling limited future potential.

Recent study finds that microplastics enable bacteria to develop stronger antibiotic resistance, highlighting substantial risks for healthcare.
Energy storage operators face new compliance rules in California, with GO 167-C requiring logbooks, emergency plans, and safety incident reporting.
A new energy generation project, like a solar or wind farm, that needs a federal permit takes an average of 4.5 years to secure it. Some projects’ permit wait time is more than a decade.
Brockton is updating historic buildings with energy-saving upgrades. The project preserves heritage while cutting long-term utility costs.

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A breakthrough from LLNL and Verne improves hydrogen storage by cutting energy costs and boosting density, making distribution more efficient.
The Defense Logistics Agency’s metals recovery program cuts costs and boosts sustainability by recapturing silver and other critical materials for reuse.
A UK-backed project has validated deep borehole disposal for nuclear waste, improving safety, scalability, and manufacturability.
Optty and Ekko are making sustainable payments easier by integrating carbon tracking and micro-donations directly into everyday transactions worldwide.
Companies operating in New York must prepare for new compliance frameworks, fee structures, and material sourcing requirements aimed at reducing waste and safeguarding public health.
Fuel cells cut CO2 emissions by up to 40% and boost grid efficiency by 30%, making them essential for resilient, off-grid power in a decarbonizing world.
Transportation and logistics are generally the most challenging pieces of any company’s waste management puzzle. Learn why you need a waste logistics strategy and how you can overcome all of the challenges.
Gain expert insights and stay ahead of 2025’s biggest EPA & OSHA regulatory changes. Watch the webinar on-demand now to learn about how the latest enforcement changes, deregulation trends, and evolving state-level responses on the horizon could impact your business.
The National Forest Company, renowned for transforming 200 square miles of post-industrial land in the Midlands will mentor and support the Western Forest project.
With $78.7B in storm damage, Helene highlights the need for green infrastructure, grid upgrades, and climate-resilient rebuilding.
Genesis and Ammobia are advancing a breakthrough ammonia process with lower energy use and emissions. Their partnership drives global scalability.
The EPA and Army Corps plan to revise the WOTUS Rule, aiming to clarify waterway jurisdiction, reduce permitting costs, and align with a 2023 Supreme Court ruling.
With carbon capture technology emerging as a key component of U.S. energy and environmental policy, the EPA has granted West Virginia the authority to regulate Class VI wells for carbon sequestration.
The bill seeks to provide funding for statewide transportation improvements, but its impact on EV affordability and expansion remains uncertain.
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