New reporting rules are bringing consistency to tire sustainability data. The shift could help buyers better compare environmental impact.

Old concrete is being reengineered into a usable construction input. New methods could cut emissions while reducing reliance on virgin materials.

Atmus Filtration Technologies has opened an expanded laboratory in Quimper, France, strengthening its global testing network for liquid, air, and aerosol filtration.

A new recycling method could recover more battery materials with less energy. The approach may improve supply stability and reduce waste.

PFAS, climate litigation, Superfund settlements, and insurance exclusions are converging faster than most executive teams have updated their risk models to reflect.

Louisiana researchers are turning waste into biodiesel feedstocks. The approach cuts costs, reduces land pressure, and supports local fuel production.

A brewery is generating CO₂ from air on site. The model shows how carbon capture can stabilize supply chains and reshape industrial sourcing.

The USTR has initiated Section 301 investigations into 60 economies — 99% of U.S. import volume — for failing to ban goods produced with forced labor.

Forced labor enforcement just expanded to 60 countries. ESG disclosures are hardening into liability. Energy assumptions are dated. The window to act is narrowing.

Abundia has partnered with Topsoe to deploy upgrading technology at a planned plastics-to-fuel facility in Baytown, Texas. The deal supports a project targeting a 2026 investment decision.

A Maryland bill advancing in the Senate would restrict PFAS levels in sewage sludge applied to farmland and require monitoring and mitigation plans for wastewater systems.

Satellites are spotting major methane plumes across the Appalachian Basin. New data suggests high-volume releases may be more common than previously recorded.

A UK company is developing a new way to produce iron phosphate for LFP batteries. The process could help Western markets reduce reliance on Chinese supply.

TFA is the most abundant PFAS in the environment. Most labs aren’t detecting it. Two researchers explain why that’s a problem regulators can no longer ignore.

L’Oréal is testing a new route to lower-carbon packaging. A partnership with Dioxycle aims to convert captured emissions into polyethylene.

PFAS, CERCLA, contaminated sites, and tightening insurance are reshaping how deals get priced, structured, and closed — and what happens when they're not done right.

Texas A&M is evaluating a very-high temperature research reactor in College Station. The project could anchor advanced nuclear R&D and industrial decarbonization.

As low-rate debt rolls over, lenders are factoring transition exposure into credit terms. CFOs entering 2026 refinancing cycles should reassess risk.

Energy repricing, selective capital flows, regulatory expansion, and infrastructure constraints are converging. What executive teams must reassess before Q2 budgets solidify.

New data show babies were exposed to more PFAS before birth than standard tests detected. The findings could reshape risk models and policy.