A new invasive leafhopper is threatening Alabama’s cotton crop. Experts are racing to track its spread and develop strategies ahead of next season.
USDA move to rescind Roadless Rule risks Tongass old-growth carbon storage, fisheries, tourism, and Indigenous cultural survival.
FAU review links nutrient runoff, Amazon outflows, and climate drivers to the record expansion of the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt.
A new hail testing method challenges outdated solar standards. The HRC Test delivers real-world data that helps insurers, developers, and manufacturers cut risk.
The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) aims to close climate finance gaps by supporting vulnerable communities with scalable, locally driven solutions.
As drought risks rise, sustainable drainage systems are doing more than flood control. These smart designs are helping the UK capture and reuse vital rainwater.
The Narwhal reports that Canada faces worsening drought conditions affecting ecosystems and leading to increased water demand from AI data centers.
Alaska’s quake-born wetlands are now a hotspot for climate research. These expanding ecosystems offer major opportunities in carbon, biotech, and field logistics.
Liming is making a comeback—this time as both a climate solution and a crop booster. New research shows it can cut emissions and improve soil health at scale.
SVG strengthens conservation through the national fund while the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund launches circular economy projects to cut waste and build resilience.
Researchers uncover how climate shapes poplar lignin, opening opportunities to enhance biofuel efficiency and develop sustainable materials.
Jack pine trees show higher water-use efficiency as vapor pressure deficit rises, but growth slows on sandy soils, challenging forest resilience.
Rare Earths Americas raises $16M to develop Georgia’s Foothills project and Brazil assets, boosting Western supply of critical rare earth minerals.
Tire-derived chemicals are polluting oceans and harming marine algae. The fallout could hit fisheries, aquaculture, and maritime supply chains hard.
Global wildfire research reveals a paradox: less land is burning, yet exposure is climbing. Intense fires in North America and Africa highlight how climate change, population growth, and land use drive rising risk.
Excelsior, MN is trading pesticides for organic turf care in its busiest parks. The city aims to boost soil health, cut runoff, and protect Lake Minnetonka.
NORESCO will modernize Detroit’s aging water system in a $100M deal. The project adds reuse capacity and speeds delivery through collaborative contracting.
Power outages are up 20% yearly, hitting AI hubs and urban centers. As extreme weather grows, businesses must rethink risk and resilience planning.
An Indiana-based partnership has recycled over 1M pounds of medical plastics. Their approach targets hard-to-recycle waste from the orthopedic industry.
The IEA reveals soaring global air‑conditioning demand is straining grids and deepening inequity, driving the need for efficient cooling solutions and policy action.