LADWP hosted a community reservoir walk honoring Women’s History Month and the 101st anniversary of Mulholland Dam while highlighting Los Angeles’ water infrastructure legacy.
A Maryland bill advancing in the Senate would restrict PFAS levels in sewage sludge applied to farmland and require monitoring and mitigation plans for wastewater systems.
PFAS enforcement, drought-triggered permit reviews, and shifting Clean Water Act jurisdiction are converging. Here's what EHS leaders need to address before Q2.
Zero-emission bus adoption is expanding beyond early coastal markets. New data shows transit agencies nationwide increasing electric and hydrogen bus deployments.
Virginia’s SB651 could expand the state’s underground transmission pilot program, raising questions about cost-sharing, project eligibility, and impacts on local utilities and ratepayers.
The New Orleans City Council has paused key community solar project deadlines while Entergy New Orleans reviews its Direct Transfer Trip standards — with updated guidance due by late April 2026.
The money is ready. The projects aren't. That mismatch is defining the green infrastructure market in 2026 — and creating real decisions for executives who want to be on the right side of it.
Zero corporate tax, a new business court, and 35 years of Texas operations. ExxonMobil's redomicile decision isn't surprising — but the timing and signal are.
The Genesis Mission is a federal initiative, backed by presidential executive order, to connect the DOE's 17 national laboratories with the country's most advanced AI, computing, and quantum systems.
Washington is carving out a new recycling route for petroleum and automotive packaging. Regulators say some materials need systems beyond curbside bins.
Massachusetts and Illinois lead the 2025 USGBC green building rankings as data centers, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing push LEED adoption into new territory.
Banks have retreated from industrial infrastructure lending. Private credit filled the gap — but CFOs need to understand the terms before their next capital decision
Trump's reshoring push, AI disruption, and a 500,000-worker skilled trades gap are converging — and infrastructure decarbonization is caught in the middle.
A UK company is developing a new way to produce iron phosphate for LFP batteries. The process could help Western markets reduce reliance on Chinese supply.
AI data centers are driving a surge in U.S. electricity demand. Pumped storage hydropower is gaining attention as a long-duration solution for grid reliability.
The Coeur d’Alene Tribe and Idaho have reached a settlement ending decades of litigation and locking in water access certainty for cities, farms, and industrial operators.
TFA is the most abundant PFAS in the environment. Most labs aren’t detecting it. Two researchers explain why that’s a problem regulators can no longer ignore.
New refrigerant rules are live, HFC costs are rising, and cold chain emissions are absent from most decarbonization roadmaps.
If a compliance gap identified today will not be operationally resolved until 2028, how prepared are organizations for the regulatory timelines already approaching?
BLM proposes to reinstate a terminated Earthstone Permian oil lease in Eddy County, NM, at a 20% royalty — above the IRA floor for federal onshore leases.