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.

Eos Energy is relocating its HQ to Pittsburgh, backed by a $352.9M investment. The move expands manufacturing and adds hundreds of clean energy jobs in PA.

We Recycle Solar and Nations Roof join forces to streamline rooftop solar recycling and upgrades, helping businesses meet ESG goals and cut landfill waste.

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.

A statewide AI assessment is reshaping how NC tracks erosion and wetlands. Faster data means smarter decisions for restoration, carbon storage, and resilience.

EPC Power and UIG launch a power system built for AI's intense demands. The U.S.-made solution balances stability and adaptability for next-gen data centers.

Barton Malow, Woodchuck, and NorthStar are repurposing wood waste from solar projects into clean energy—cutting emissions and landfill use in the process.

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

Thousands of U.S. e-waste containers are quietly shipped to Asia each month. A new report reveals how brokers sidestep rules and certifications to profit.

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

EPA releases new planning tools to help U.S. water systems strengthen cybersecurity, improve resilience, and speed recovery from disasters.

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

Florida’s SB 290 would preempt local bans on gas-powered farm and landscape equipment and allow some conservation lands to be surpluses for agriculture.

Trinity Consultants has acquired GeoSystems Analysis, expanding its reach in water, ecology, and restoration. The move strengthens services across key regions.

Massachusetts’ Nature for All bill creates a dedicated fund to protect land, expand parks, and improve equitable access to nature statewide.