Pitt replaces disposable cups with free reusable ones at eight cafés. The tech-backed system aims to cut landfill waste and reduce operational expenses.
UConn scientists raised microalgae protein by 25% using food-waste byproducts, advancing sustainable protein solutions for poultry feed and human diets.
Bulgaria's nuclear waste study is back on track after a U.S. review pause. The project tests deep borehole tech as a potential long-term disposal solution.
Carlisle adds UltraTouch recycled denim insulation to its lineup, offering a sustainable, high-performance alternative to conventional materials.
As nickel demand grows, mining expands into Raja Ampat—home to rare coral reefs and sea turtles—raising global concerns over green energy’s true environmental cost.
North Dakota honored Game & Fish WMA managers with the Strength from the Soil Award for prairie restoration with grazing partnerships and habitat innovation.
Old mine waste is getting a second look as 13 states join a $3M USGS push to extract critical minerals and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign supply chains.
KOICA and WFP commit USD 1.2 M to youth-led sustainable agriculture in Rwanda’s Gatsibo District under a $14.8 M climate resilience program.
Texas A&M researchers have developed batteries from edible, vitamin-based compounds. The biodegradable design could help industries cut waste and meet future ESG demands.
Park City joins The Collective, a global alliance of destinations transforming tourism through climate action, biodiversity, and community resilience.
FAO’s 2025 report tracks 22 SDG indicators on food, agriculture, and environment, showing uneven progress and rising food insecurity since 2015.
Colorado farms, New Belgium, and Root Shoot Malting achieved 4,000 tons CO2 removal with climate-smart barley, proving beer can be sustainable.
Coldplay and Wembley Stadium cut single-use plastics, boost recycling, and set new sustainability standards for large-scale events.
Hurricanes cost utilities billions. Climavision’s Chief Weather Scientist Peter Childs explains how precision forecasts can protect grids and energy assets.
A new supercomputing platform is powering real-time wildfire forecasts. Utilities and agencies can now plan faster with AI models trained on decades of fire data.
New research shows offshore wind farms can protect migrating birds by syncing turbine shutdowns with peak flight nights—without major energy losses.
Stronger scientific evidence confirms human greenhouse gas emissions endanger U.S. health, welfare, and infrastructure, raising urgent policy stakes.
After 35 years of advancing Arctic science, the Arctic Research Consortium is closing Sept. 30 following the Trump administration’s cuts to federal funding.
McDonald’s is investing $200M to scale regenerative grazing across 4 million acres. The move aims to stabilize its beef supply while cutting environmental impact.
Single-use plastics are costing hospitals billions and driving emissions. A new report shows how cutting waste could save $8B and halve plastic use by 2040.