Georgia’s municipalities are showing how global sustainability goals can be translated into local results.
E+E Leader reflects on a year of global readership growth, rising podcast engagement, expanding partnerships, and a thriving awards program as we pause for Thanksgiving.
Veolia’s acquisition of Clean Earth doubles its U.S. hazardous-waste footprint and expands PFAS and advanced treatment technologies across a nationwide network.
Shell and Natrx are scaling modular, nature-based systems to protect coastlines. The collaboration blends ecological design with real-world deployment.
Arkansas approves $153.9M for water and wastewater upgrades, supporting 52 systems and advancing long-term planning under the Arkansas Water Plan update.
Socomec is investing $10M in a new Georgia facility, creating 300 jobs. The move expands its U.S. presence and boosts energy systems manufacturing.
Global energy-transition investment hit $2.4T in 2024, but renewable growth slowed sharply, raising concerns about staying on track for 2030 climate goals.
DOE’s overhaul removes key clean-energy offices, shifts funding away from renewables, and elevates fossil fuels, nuclear, and critical minerals.
Sixteen U.S. universities ranked in the global top 100 of the QS Sustainability 2026 list, driven by strong research, ESG governance, and environmental education.
A new aviation alliance is making emissions data more accurate and transparent. Airlines and travelers will soon see verified carbon info for every flight.
Atlas launches its first Colombian solar plant, Shangri-La, in Tolima. The 201 MWp project boosts clean power supply and supports regional workforce growth.
Ex-Change Parts achieves 100% helicopter recycling, reflecting rising circularity trends in aerospace and growing operator demand for reused components.
Glenfarne and Baker Hughes are teaming up to move Alaska LNG forward. The deal brings crucial tech, capital, and momentum to a long-stalled U.S. export project.
New research shows that shifts in Southern Hemisphere westerly winds can rapidly alter storm patterns, rainfall, and climate risk across mid-latitude regions.
Final call: Entries for the 2026 Environment+Energy Leader Awards close Dec. 31. Recognition spans product, project, spotlight, and startup categories.
GridBeyond has launched a PJM demand response program offering a 10-year guaranteed floor of $73,000 per MW-year with a 100% revenue share. The model provides predictable income, shields participants from market volatility, and strengthens long-term grid reliability.
California applies 2.5M pounds of PFAS pesticides each year, raising concerns about soil, water, and ecosystem contamination as regulators lag behind emerging science.
A new collaboration between Emirates Rawabi PSC and ReFarm Global aims to scale circular agriculture in the UAE, integrating soil, water, and waste systems to reduce costs, improve yields, and support urban infrastructure.
Updated Key Bridge rebuild estimates show costs rising to $4.3–$5.2B as new safety standards, inflation, and design changes reshape the project’s scope and timeline.
The Colville Tribes are taking charge of their energy future with microgrids that boost reliability, support critical services, and open paths to new revenue.