A new study finds high levels of PFAS in reusable menstrual products, raising concerns about consumer safety and environmental impacts from polymer degradation.
A new study shows that reducing U.S. military spending has a greater impact on lowering energy use than increasing it does on raising consumption.
AI could add 68 GW of new power demand in the U.S. by 2027. This article explores why resilient energy systems are essential to support AI growth—and what comes next.
The EPA is eliminating its research office and 3,700 staff in a move critics say undermines science, innovation, and environmental justice.
The U.S. issued over 3,160 flash flood warnings by mid-2025, setting a record and highlighting escalating climate-driven flood risks nationwide.
The invasive spotted lanternfly is back. As infestations spread, Penn State research shows significant risks to grape yield, wine quality, and the $7B Pennsylvania wine industry. Learn how vineyards are responding.
White hydrogen—naturally occurring and zero-carbon—could reshape clean energy. Explore its advantages, global projects, and commercialization outlook.
Learn how AI streamlines ESG disclosures, reduces errors, and saves time—without losing control or quality. Download the free guide to simplify your reporting.
A federal judge denied an injunction against a BLM forest thinning project in Montana, finding no irreparable harm to grizzlies or lynx habitat.
A tough new glass coating from Rice University resists harsh weather and cuts energy use. It could help reshape how commercial buildings use and maintain windows.
Senators call climate change a public health threat and urge coordinated federal action to protect vulnerable U.S. communities.
Wildfires have nearly doubled since 2024. AI detection, drones, and MAFFS aircraft now support U.S. efforts as Preparedness Level 4 stretches resources.
With greenwashing on the rise, companies turn to third-party certifications from NSF to build trust and credibility in their ESG and sustainability claims.
Aclima’s CEO shares how AI-driven air quality data helps cities cut pollution, improve public health, and secure funding for community climate action.
UN Climate Change advances ETF reporting at SB62 with training, tools, and digital outreach to help countries prepare transparency reports ahead of COP30.
Kentucky allocates $14.4M for flood-damaged water systems in four towns as residents call for faster, more transparent disaster recovery and infrastructure funding.
Two Dominican provinces will become smart city pilots under a new UN-backed agreement using IoT, digital twins, and KPI-based planning tools.
Plants don’t just rely on proteins to sense heat — they use sugar too. This sweet signal could help future crops thrive in extreme heat.
Fireworks may dazzle, but their impact lingers. Here's how July 4th celebrations in 2025 left lasting environmental consequences—and how some communities are lighting up the sky more responsibly.
With over 200 MW of tidal potential and federal support in play, Cook Inlet could position Alaska as the U.S. leader in commercial tidal energy.