The U.S. hits Korea with 26% tariffs, prompting Seoul to pursue talks aimed at protecting critical industries like solar, autos, and electronics.
The new law directs up to $2 million annually from railroad car taxes into a dedicated state fund managed by the Department of Transportation.
How lunar regolith and perovskite innovation could influence future energy systems
Next City reports developers indicate increasing construction costs and cuts to federal funding will upend America's affordable housing progress.
Effective response requires alignment across sustainability, supply chain, compliance, and executive leadership.
The European Commission’s investigation exposes a long-standing scheme that subverted end-of-life vehicle (ELV) rules, suppressed transparency, and undermined circular economy progress.
Despite growing consensus on the need for fiscal intervention, political divisions have stalled progress.
The Smart SW 185th Avenue ITS and Better Bus Project in Hillsboro, Oregon, proposes AI-integrated signals to ease traffic congestion, improve transit service, and enhance pedestrian safety near a busy MAX light rail crossing.
A carbon dioxide pipeline company has asked courts to pause or dismiss its pending legal fights against landowners and a state regulator in South Dakota.
House Bill 15 promotes power generation, affordability, and regulatory transparency—but faces pushback from utilities and environmental advocates.
This initiative enables companies to apply for presidential exemptions under the Clean Air Act by submitting requests via a designated email system.
Explore how WESP offers a scalable, data-driven model for global water ecosystem restoration, boosting resilience, biodiversity, and disaster risk reduction.
Hultberg acknowledged training and safety efforts by the department but said progress in key areas has been slow and uneven across the agency and that more needs to be done.
Senate Bill 732 introduces one of the most aggressive regulatory measures in the nation aimed at PFOS and PFOA concentrations in biosolids.
As the demand for clean energy surges nationwide, Ohio finds itself at a crossroads. Despite significant potential for solar energy development, a series of restrictive state laws and local …
Glaciers across the Andes are thinning 35% faster than the global average, threatening the freshwater lifeline for more than 90 million people.
Wildfires in South Korea, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, threaten energy infrastructure, disrupt businesses, and underscore rising climate risks.
A new energy generation project, like a solar or wind farm, that needs a federal permit takes an average of 4.5 years to secure it. Some projects’ permit wait time is more than a decade.
The Defense Logistics Agency’s metals recovery program cuts costs and boosts sustainability by recapturing silver and other critical materials for reuse.
Companies operating in New York must prepare for new compliance frameworks, fee structures, and material sourcing requirements aimed at reducing waste and safeguarding public health.