Senators urge the Interior Dept. to restore funding for Colorado River conservation, warning that delays could threaten water supply for millions.
Cuba’s push for renewable energy is a step in the right direction, but it falls short of addressing the immediate challenges of its struggling electrical system.
As semiconductor manufacturers pour billions into new facilities, a parallel challenge is unfolding—the need for infrastructure to support the workforce.
An after-action report highlights Richmond’s infrastructure failures, pointing to urgent upgrades needed for a more resilient power and utility system.
According to the ASGA, the U.S. currently has over 129,000 acres of solar sites maintained by 113,000 sheep across 30 states.
A deeper dive into USDA data and economic reports raises questions about the accuracy—and implications—of her claims.
Maryland’s latest bill refines zoning laws, expanding R&D while limiting plastic-based research that produces emissions.
With the renewal of Water Quality Standards, the EPA pushes for stricter pollution controls, impacting states, tribes, and industrial water management.
Banks face ESG data challenges as the ECB warns of fines for failing to address environmental and social risks, while the EBA reports struggles in risk assessment.
As part of its commitment to sustainability, Hyundai Rotem is actively developing hydrogen-powered trains and fuel cell trams, aligning with global carbon neutrality goals.
As nations and industries reassess their cobalt dependency, this export ban could serve as a turning point in the global race for battery minerals and supply chain resilience.
The funding will support the city’s implementation of SB 1383, a statewide mandate requiring jurisdictions to cut organic waste disposal and increase food recovery.
Lead Pipe Replacement and PFAS Removal Among $265 Million in Water Projects
WEA calls for transparent, independent oversight of regional power markets, ensuring fair rules for all stakeholders in the evolving Western energy landscape.
The newly signed Nature Agreement outlines a roadmap for expanding protected areas, preserving critical habitats, and advancing Indigenous-led stewardship.
Brownfields—abandoned or underutilized properties with potential environmental contamination—exist in nearly every community.
In Guanacaste's turquoise waters, the once-thriving Jícaro reef now lies in ruins from extreme heat, mass tourism, and urban runoff.
Even with political uncertainties and legal challenges like the Exxon Mobil lawsuit, the majority remain dedicated to ESG, prioritizing engagement and strategic adaptation.
The grant will support a range of programs designed to curb emissions, improve resource efficiency, and enhance food production sustainability.
Massachusetts is set to see major infrastructure improvements as part of an $8 billion transportation plan that will fund critical projects and strengthen the state’s workforce.