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Adapting Energy Strategy After the Big Bill

Experts from Verse outline how shifting tax credits, supply chain rules, and demand growth are reshaping corporate energy strategies.

Illinois introduces legislation extending coal plant deadlines for zero-emission targets to 2035, easing business costs but delaying health protections for nearby communities

The 2025 Banff Half Marathon partnered with Karbon-X to deliver verified climate contributions, integrating local values with global clean energy impact.

Aspen Power has acquired two solar projects in NJ from Ecogy Energy. The move reflects growing demand for localized clean energy and strategic market alignment.

Nextracker Acquires Origami Solar for $53M

Nextracker expands into solar panel frames with its $53M Origami Solar acquisition, tapping steel technology to cut carbon and strengthen U.S. supply chains.

Heat Linked to Higher Added Sugar Intake

As temperatures rise, added sugar intake increases—driven by sugary drinks—with outsized impacts on low-income workers; here’s what employers and policymakers can do.

California Expands Ban on Microbeads and Glitter

California passes AB 823 to extend its microbead ban to glitter, non-rinse-off cosmetics, and cleaning products, closing gaps in microplastic regulation.

DP World expands 3PL capacity with a new 249,600-sq-ft warehouse in Middletown, boosting logistics, automation, and sustainability across the Mid-Atlantic.

Anglo–Teck Merger Bets Big on Copper Demand

Anglo American and Teck will merge to form Anglo Teck, a Canadian-based copper leader targeting $800m annual synergies and 70% copper exposure as demand rises.

Ohio Overhauls Solid Waste and Debris Rules

Ohio’s new law reshapes solid waste and debris rules, adds a withdrawal process for counties, updates fee structures, and strengthens oversight.

As wind and solar subsidies sunset, landfill methane capture and RNG provide cost-effective, scalable solutions to cut emissions and drive renewable growth.

Electric Tractors Boost Sustainable Farming

The e2T electric two-wheel tractor cuts emissions, lowers costs, and helps small farms adopt renewable power for sustainable food production.

Navy Arctic Research Gets IHA Renewal

NOAA renews Navy Arctic research permit for 2025–2026, authorizing limited beluga and ringed seal disturbance with strict safeguards.

America’s water systems lose 6B gallons daily. Learn more about Oldcastle Infrastructure’s AI-driven CivilSense, helping municipalities cut leaks, costs, and risks.

The New Waste Equation

Extended Producer Responsibility laws expand across states, reshaping ESG strategies and compliance as companies prepare for 2030 climate goals.

New Mexico and DARPA’s Quantum Frontier Project aims to determine if utility-scale quantum computing can be achieved by 2033, investing up to $120M.

UK Reviews Offshore Oil Rig Removal Rules

UK proposes changes to how old oil platforms are dismantled, aiming for safer seas, lower costs, and fewer structures left on the seabed.

Samsara Eco opens its first plant in Australia, scaling enzymatic recycling to produce low-carbon circular materials for apparel, packaging, and automotive.

UCLA data shows pollution at the Salton Sea is underreported, exposing businesses to compliance risks. Legal mandates may soon demand stricter accountability.

SB 567 would pilot gravity-based energy storage in idle wells with leak monitoring, annual testing, and decommissioning safeguards through 2035.

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