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WNS Faces Scope 3 Challenge in Net-Zero Path

Global BPM firm WNS reveals most emissions come from commuting and home-working, raising questions about Scope 3 strategies under new climate rules.

Maine Invests $315M in Housing Since 2019

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

California Expands Ban on Microbeads and Glitter

California passes AB 823 to extend its microbead ban to glitter, non-rinse-off cosmetics, and cleaning products, closing gaps in microplastic regulation.

Ohio Overhauls Solid Waste and Debris Rules

Ohio’s new law reshapes solid waste and debris rules, adds a withdrawal process for counties, updates fee structures, and strengthens oversight.

Samsara Eco opens its first plant in Australia, scaling enzymatic recycling to produce low-carbon circular materials for apparel, packaging, and automotive.

Silence hurts brands. Sharing credible sustainability stories boosts demand, reduces risk, and builds loyalty. See why product transparency is now a growth driver.

CLYR.ai secures NIEHS funding to develop S3E, a game-based simulation platform teaching students about indoor air quality and health risks.

Financing Frontline Resilience with TFFF

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) aims to close climate finance gaps by supporting vulnerable communities with scalable, locally driven solutions.

SVG strengthens conservation through the national fund while the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund launches circular economy projects to cut waste and build resilience.

A new Methane Risk Map links methane leaks at oil and gas sites to hazardous air pollutants, exposing health risks for 126,600 residents and sensitive facilities.

Local clean‑energy wins take center stage at two free “Sippin’ for Sustainability” events in Jackson Hole—celebrating solar, efficiency, and Green Power momentum.

Freeman Robots’ Gardro uses AI to gamify gardening, helping kids and families grow food, cut screen time, and embrace sustainable living.

Global wildfire research reveals a paradox: less land is burning, yet exposure is climbing. Intense fires in North America and Africa highlight how climate change, population growth, and land use drive rising risk.

Drones, AI Boost Corn Health Monitoring

Mizzou study shows drones and AI can assess corn health faster and more accurately, helping farmers cut nitrogen use and costs.

Sonoma Valley teens can now apply for the paid EnviroLeaders program, offering hands-on training in sustainable agriculture and restoration.

The bipartisan Ethanol for America Act seeks to expand E15 access by streamlining labeling rules and easing infrastructure restrictions.

Illinois will ban polystyrene foam food containers statewide by 2030, joining a growing number of U.S. states tackling plastic waste and pollution.

Lib Work’s new 3D-printed Model B home uses no cement, integrates Tesla Powerwall, and features sensors and smart tech for a fully off-grid, low-carbon lifestyle.

Why Is Climate Resilience So Unequal?

As climate risks rise, resilience remains deeply unequal—especially for youth. From Bangladesh to the Netherlands, adaptation is shaped by geography and power.

Boingo deploys the first commercial Wi-Fi 7 network on a U.S. military base, boosting digital readiness with secure fiber-backed internet at Mountain Home AFB.

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