Hydrogen from sunlight just got cheaper. A Chalmers team has replaced platinum with plastic nanoparticles, opening a path to scalable, clean hydrogen production.
USDA is urging whole, nutrient-dense foods—but PFAS contamination remains an unresolved risk for U.S. farmers and the food supply.
New research reveals how microplastics are altering water chemistry—reshaping environmental risk management stakeholders.
EPA’s latest chemical reviews target specific industrial risks, not broad bans. Consumer uses are mostly cleared, shifting compliance to workplace controls.
Claros and Daikin have completed a large-scale PFAS destruction run. The system treated over 170,000 gallons of process water in an active plant setting.
Plastic particles are showing up in human blood and organs. As scrutiny grows, bottled water brands face rising questions about long-term health impacts.
Minnesota’s new PFAS rule requires manufacturers to report intentionally added PFAS by July 1, 2026, with detailed product data, fees, and annual updates.
New Jersey’s PFAS bills tighten product bans while granting fire departments a one-year foam extension, reshaping compliance for municipalities and industry.
Texas A&M is turning engineered clay into a practical defense against PFAS, VOCs, and more. These tools aim to reduce exposure before it becomes a crisis.
EVOCA becomes the first EPA-approved protein biofungicide in the U.S. It offers a new mode of action to help growers fight resistance and reduce residues.
BD and ChemoGLO expand hazardous drug testing with dual-method monitoring that strengthens compliance, worker safety, and environmental contamination control.
Stepan and AmphiStar form an exclusive EMEA partnership to expand access to low-carbon, upcycled biosurfactants for Home Care and I&I cleaning markets.
The EU’s DSA review shows large digital platforms must manage societal and environmental risks, expanding obligations for traceability and algorithmic transparency.
A new solid electrolyte could make sodium batteries safer and cheaper. Researchers in Canada have found a way to boost performance without using lithium.
Nebraska and Iowa defend ethanol CCS reporting, while 18 states and cities warn EPA’s GHGRP rollback would undermine climate data and Clean Air Act duties.
RFF research finds the U.S. cannot achieve mineral independence alone. True resilience demands global cooperation and smarter trade alliances.
Japan’s new ISHL rule allowing substitute chemical names will force U.S. exporters to revamp SDS systems and could influence OSHA’s next update.
Workers across Georgia face toxic ethylene oxide exposure as outdated OSHA standards fail to protect them from cancer-causing air pollutants.
A new metallic gel from Texas A&M stays stable at 1,000°C and holds liquid metal in place—paving the way for mobile liquid metal batteries at last.
PEER demands the EPA correct misleading PFAS data, spotlighting risks to scientific integrity and regulatory trust.