Heavy rains triggered a deadly landslide in Kenya’s Elgeyo-Marakwet County; this article explores climate-driven rainfall trends and local vulnerability.

DOE announces $100 million to refurbish coal plants, drawing criticism from environmental groups who warn the funding undermines clean energy progress.

The suspension of SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans exposes how food insecurity intersects with resilience planning, social equity, and sustainability risk.

The U.S. uses public-private partnerships to rebuild infrastructure, but not homes. Here’s why disaster housing PPPs remain out of reach.

Crusoe secures $1.375 billion Series E at >$10 billion valuation to expand its vertically integrated AI infrastructure and cloud platform.

Gov. Tony Evers will appeal the Trump Administration’s denial of federal disaster aid for six Wisconsin counties hit by August floods causing $26.5M in damages.

DC’s FY2026 budget channels more than $1.8B into infrastructure, transit, and renewable energy programs to strengthen climate resilience and clean growth.

University of Michigan, ADB, and WDI partner to advance clean energy, e-mobility, and sustainable innovation across developing economies.

Ohio SB 103 enables alternative natural gas rate plans for large load customers with guardrails for others, adds multi-year tests, and sets PUCO timelines.

Hurricane Melissa’s rapid intensification and catastrophic landfalls in Jamaica and Cuba show how rising ocean heat — up to 5 °F above normal — is fueling stronger, faster storms worldwide.

University of Newcastle awards $30,000 to five teams developing solutions to cut waste, reuse materials, and advance circular economy practices.

A new study finds climate risks are raising borrowing costs for developing nations, adding $62 billion in debt interest from 2007 to 2016.

Neoclouds—GPU-centric AI clouds—are reshaping data centres and energy usage. Explore what this shift means for sustainability and infrastructure.

Governor Dunleavy’s disaster amendment waives fees, while nonprofits and companies unite to support Alaska’s storm-hit coastal communities.

A federal appeals court finds Puerto Rico’s water crisis may involve constitutional rights, signaling new legal standards for public utility accountability.

ContourGlobal celebrates 20 years with a new brand identity and plans for 3 GWh BESS and 650 MW solar capacity in its first “year of construction.”

The Grand Rapids Art Museum and 19 other institutions receive Michigan state funding to modernize buildings and advance sustainable design.

Indonesia enacts new regulation to turn urban waste into renewable energy through Danantara-led waste-to-energy projects.

New analysis urges a state-level housing policy network to scale pro-housing reforms, align strategy, and speed permitting, infrastructure, and zoning fixes.

FEMA denies Maryland’s appeal for federal aid after record floods, leaving Trump-leaning Western counties without recovery funding.