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Jaguar Land Rover’s investment arm, InMotion Ventures, has contributed $2 million to Cyclic Materials’ Series B funding.

Achieving Hydrogen Purity: DuPont’s MOLYKOTE® Grease Meets ISO 14687:2019

Given Trump's plans to reverse climate initiatives and promote fossil fuels, how will the progress made in clean water access and environmental equity be affected?

The USGS has mapped massive underground hydrogen reserves across the U.S., revealing a potential clean energy source twice the size of global natural gas reserves.

Air quality progress in Wayne County leads to SO₂ redesignation talks. EGLE invites public input during the January 28 hearing.

With a formalized MOU, EPA and OSHA align efforts to protect workers and the planet through stronger chemical safety regulations.

Maltha Glass Recycling's €2.89 ($3.14) million investment in PVB recycling technology boosts sustainability and glass recovery, advancing Europe’s circular economy goals.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued its Interim Decision on ethylene oxide (EtO), a pesticide widely used to sterilize medical devices and fumigate dried herbs and spices. This …

From political shifts to technology adoption, resilience emerges as a critical factor for navigating global uncertainty.

Could carbon-storing materials revolutionize the construction industry?

The development of green hydrogen energy facilities presents a unique opportunity to blend economic growth with environmental responsibility.

A novel copper catalyst achieves 92% efficiency in CO2-to-acetaldehyde conversion, promising greener chemical processes and lower emissions.

Communities across the U.S. can now access more detailed information on chemical releases with the EPA’s addition of nine PFAS to the Toxics Release Inventory.

Tackling CO2 reduction challenges can unlock a sustainable path for industrial carbon conversion.

From cost efficiency to sustainability, explore the benefits, challenges, and alternatives to artificial grass for businesses and homeowners.

Small methane leaks make up 72% of emissions from U.S. oil fields. New research highlights the need to address distributed leaks, not just super emitters.

Methane reduction offers a rare chance for quick climate wins. Learn how federal investment is driving tech, jobs, and community resilience.

Recent research from the University of Notre Dame has identified fitness trackers and smartwatch bands as unexpected sources of PFAS.

The cancer risk in the area is 78 cases per 1 million people, more than double the state and national average of 30 cases per 1 million.

31 wells shut down, $71M spent: Tucson demands accountability for PFAS pollution.

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