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

Have staffing changes of the last 18 months left gaps in your program that you have not fully mapped yet?

EHS and compliance leaders who wait for enforcement to find violations first are paying more than those who find it themselves.

A compliance program that depends on institutional knowledge that is quietly walking out the door is not a program built for the enforcement environment of 2026.

From wildfire smoke to PFAS to business interruption triggers, the coverage gaps growing in commercial facility policies are specific, consequential, and quiet.

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

State laws, public databases, lender due diligence, and permitting reform are expanding the consequences of facility violations well beyond the regulatory fine.

A new study finds benzene in residential gas across Europe. The findings raise concerns about indoor air quality and gaps in current safety standards.

Stone bricks are re-emerging as a lower-carbon alternative in construction. Eco Outdoor’s approach cuts emissions while reusing quarry waste.

Two new federal meetings will revisit how radiation dose is reconstructed for energy workers. EHS teams at DOE-connected facilities should take note of the timing.

State attorneys general are filling the federal enforcement void in 2026. For boards that are not paying attention, the legal and financial exposure is arriving faster than expected.

ESG may be less visible in external messaging, but the underlying exposure has not diminished.

Deforestation is no longer just about palm oil and beef. Staple crops like rice and maize are driving a larger, more complex share of global forest loss.

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

New Jersey is adding large-scale battery storage to ease grid strain. A 150 MW project aims to stabilize prices and support peak demand.

Companies still struggle to recycle everyday workplace waste streams. A new Fastenal and TerraCycle partnership aims to close that gap.

The enforcement actions and regulatory moves that defined Q1 2026 are a direct preview of where water compliance pressure concentrates in Q2.

Up to 63% of U.S. wetlands lost federal protection after Sackett. If your company operates in multiple states, your compliance picture just got a lot more complex.

FedEx is testing reusable shipping boxes built for B2B logistics. The pilot aims to cut packaging waste while lowering costs in closed-loop supply chains.

A SWPPP that does not match reality is not just a documentation problem — it is evidence of a compliance management failure that regulators treat as more serious than most facilities assume.