According to the latest US Solar Market Insight Report, domestic solar module manufacturing capacity in the United States has surged to nearly 40 GW by Q3 2024.
New York’s clean energy jobs hit 178,000 in 2023, growing by 5%, outpacing state growth, and highlighting opportunities in a thriving green economy.
The company’s roadmap emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and targeted investments to tackle global environmental issues.
Although the entire data center industry may still suffer from an emerging perceived issue of excessive water consumption, many facilities are embracing new cooling innovations to significantly reduce their total water consumption.
Researchers at Toronto Metropolitan University have developed a new method to extract rare earth elements like lanthanum from mine waste, addressing environmental issues while fueling the electronics industry.
Through a $300,000 investment in Furniture Bank, the company is scaling a proven model that has already diverted over 25,000 mattresses and 10,000 household essentials from landfills.
The initiative will replace a blighted site with 214 new residential units, addressing the city’s urgent housing needs and supporting local economic growth.
Oregon’s new statewide recycling rules aim to reduce plastic waste and streamline recycling systems.
The electric school bus revolution is reshaping student transportation, replacing polluting diesel engines with cleaner, healthier options for millions of children.
Explore Bovaer, a methane-reducing feed additive for cows. While promising for sustainability, unresolved safety and efficacy concerns raise critical questions.
JB Straubel, former Tesla executive, sees advanced battery recycling as key to a sustainable future, cutting reliance on mining while powering the EV revolution.
Despite overwhelming support from a majority of nations, the latest UN plastic pollution summit ended without an agreement on a binding treaty.
The U.S. GSA has awarded Constellation New Energy a $119.8 million Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) to modernize and electrify five federal facilities.
A Cleveland-based food production facility is under scrutiny after Tennessee regulators discovered it operated for over five years without required air quality permits.
Data centers now consume 3% of U.S. energy—a figure set to triple by 2030—driving unprecedented demand, price surges, and urgent calls for infrastructure upgrades.
A recent study reveals global heatwave hotspots are intensifying faster than models predict, urging policymakers, businesses, and communities to adapt quickly.
Green spaces like The Underline in Miami-Dade County enhance mobility, community, and health while reducing urban heat.
Beginning in March 2025, the countywide sales tax will increase from 8.625% to 8.75%, creating an estimated $49 million in annual revenue starting in 2026.
The International Skating Union's Vision 2030 + Sustainability Guidelines aim to reduce environmental impact and foster inclusivity in ice sports.
Cheap Flights: What They Really Mean for You exposes the environmental and economic trade-offs behind this convenience.