Federal court orders Chemours to stop Ohio River PFAS discharges exceeding permit limits, citing public health and Clean Water Act violations.
Defense contractors are accelerating adoption of synthetic and sustainable aviation fuels to enhance energy resilience, operational reach, and global interoperability.
Study finds human-driven warming has shifted California’s wildfire season up to 46 days earlier in some regions, increasing risks and planning challenges.
NYC reports a fatal cluster; Ohio activity is up. See what’s driving U.S. Legionnaires’ disease now, who’s at risk, and the key building system factors.
Wildfires are now a year-round crisis, burning hotter and faster across the U.S. Discover how insurers, AI technology, and community action are shifting from payouts to prevention to protect lives, homes, and landscapes.
Plastics are driving disease and inequality. A UN treaty, backed by The Lancet, could force businesses to cut use, redesign products, and report impacts.
B2U is scaling up in Texas with a new energy storage site using retired EV batteries. The project taps into growing demand for grid flexibility and reuse tech.
Illinois will ban polystyrene foam food containers statewide by 2030, joining a growing number of U.S. states tackling plastic waste and pollution.
Retentis by AgroBiogel is a wood-based hydrogel that cuts irrigation needs by 40%, improves soil health, and helps farmers adapt to drought and fertilizer loss.
Lib Work’s new 3D-printed Model B home uses no cement, integrates Tesla Powerwall, and features sensors and smart tech for a fully off-grid, low-carbon lifestyle.
As nations clash in Geneva over a global plastics treaty, will a cap on plastic production finally align policy, business, and consumer demand for change?
Lunettes de ZAC reuses and redistributes eyewear across France through a circular model focused on environmental and social impact.
Twenty-two states are suing the DOT and FHWA for unlawfully halting NEVI EV charging funds, citing constitutional violations and severe project disruptions.
Between 2003–2021, land plants boosted global photosynthesis while ocean algae declined, revealing a climate shift with long-term carbon and ecosystem risks.
DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva will pay $875M and fund cleanup at four NJ sites as part of a $2B+ statewide PFAS settlement under court-supervised oversight.
Helion has broken ground on its Orion fusion plant in Washington. Backed by Microsoft, the project targets grid-connected fusion power by 2028.
Electrified Thermal and HWI are scaling high-temp battery tech to replace fossil fuels in heavy industry. Their system stores renewable heat up to 1,800°C.
A new report shows landfill upgrades could cut U.S. methane by 8.6%. Operators stand to recover costs in under a year while boosting RNG production.
U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn announced legislation Wednesday to assist communities with the replacement of lead service lines, including the more than 20,000 lines in Des Moines.
Soft plastics often jam recycling systems or get tossed in landfills. Clear Drop’s in-home compactor could change that by reshaping how we handle packaging waste.