Chaney Enterprises and Silver Companies are reclaiming a 1,200-acre Virginia mine into productive farmland and sustainable community assets.

Musser Biomass teams with Trex to roll out recyclable packaging on wood pellets and bedding. The move brings verified recycling into rural ag markets.

Rice scientists achieved ultrastrong light-phonon coupling at room temp. The breakthrough could boost efficiency in next-gen solar and LED devices.

Google is building a massive AI data center in West Memphis, Arkansas. The move links energy access, fast-track policy, and regional tech growth.

Carlisle adds UltraTouch recycled denim insulation to its lineup, offering a sustainable, high-performance alternative to conventional materials.

A new “Key Group” stakeholder method helps businesses navigate urban development, infrastructure investment, and ESG compliance.

Eco-friendly cement market set to grow from $4B in 2025 to $9.6B by 2033, driven by green building demand, policy pressure, and new technologies.

DOT Secretary Sean P. Duffy raised concerns over Maryland’s $1.8B FSK Bridge plan, citing oversight, cost control, and race-based contracting compliance.

Microsoft is funding Fortera to scale green cement tech and cut emissions. The move targets supply chain carbon as data center growth accelerates.

Reno cut municipal energy use 37% and saved $3.4M through solar, LEDs, and sustainable building upgrades, while expanding outreach and equity programs.

Governor Janet Mills highlights $315M housing investment, 2,100 new units, and economic initiatives in Bangor while warning tariffs raise costs.

Nextracker expands into solar panel frames with its $53M Origami Solar acquisition, tapping steel technology to cut carbon and strengthen U.S. supply chains.

Gov. Beshear outlines Kentucky’s progress in technology, EV charging, healthcare, housing, and recovery as fiscal challenges loom.

USDA move to rescind Roadless Rule risks Tongass old-growth carbon storage, fisheries, tourism, and Indigenous cultural survival.

Industry Voice: Extreme weather fueled 27 billion-dollar U.S. disasters in 2024. Resilient, sustainable building is key to cutting risks and recovery costs.

ECHA’s split PFAS restriction leaves eight sectors unregulated, undermining EU policy and risking decades of continued chemical emissions.

Trump ends $32M Massachusetts funding for low-carbon road materials, delaying infrastructure projects and clean manufacturing jobs.

A major fire test proves mass timber can meet strict safety codes. With data now public, developers gain new tools for building taller and more sustainably.

An Indiana-based partnership has recycled over 1M pounds of medical plastics. Their approach targets hard-to-recycle waste from the orthopedic industry.

Graymont and Fortera join forces to cut cement emissions at scale. Their tech works with existing plants, avoiding costly upgrades and downtime.