What if fishing waste could be turned into something valuable instead of polluting our oceans?
Over 20 local organizations, from food banks to schools, will repurpose Super Bowl items.
The Illinois EPA has rejected a federal plan to expand a toxic waste site in Chicago, citing state law violations and environmental risks. Community advocates push for long-promised parkland instead.
Can Ames' new grant program make community climate action more accessible?
PFAS, hazardous waste, and military expansion—Arcadis steps up with a major U.S. Army Corps contract.
A new study finds Amazon forest degradation is reducing carbon storage. Biodiversity loss and tree mortality are driving this alarming trend.
Cultural identities are clashing with climate science, fueling a growing global movement of resistance.
Greenwashing lawsuit seeks $800 million in damages for misrepresented environmental claims.
Scotland’s hydropower industry is tackling rising sediment flows as climate change accelerates river erosion. Proactive strategies are key.
Explore how Trump’s executive orders are reshaping U.S. climate goals, energy policies, and infrastructure, with the launch of the $500 billion Stargate AI initiative.
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?
Balancing Scientific Exploration with Renewable Energy Growth
Arctic warming is altering the jet stream, causing extreme winter weather in the US. Scientists link these shifts to a changing climate.
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.
The waters of Savannah, Georgia, will soon host the nation's first hybrid passenger ferries powered by waterjet technology.
In 2024, China imported 542.7 million metric tons of coal—the highest ever recorded.
NC Forest Service warns of heightened fire risks as dry air, fine fuels, and drought conditions persist.
Global warming is projected to reduce snowfall in Oregon by 50% by 2100, a shift that could severely impact water resources, agriculture, and ecosystems reliant on snowmelt.
A groundbreaking study reveals public-private partnerships in Africa cut deforestation by 55%, protecting vital biodiversity and ecosystems.