Pitt replaces disposable cups with free reusable ones at eight cafés. The tech-backed system aims to cut landfill waste and reduce operational expenses.
A new alliance links Call2Recycle’s collection network with ABTC’s recycling tech. The move strengthens domestic supply chains for critical battery metals.
A Shelton-based manufacturer trims energy use by over 30% with rooftop solar, HVAC upgrades, and LEDs—no upfront costs, no production downtime.
UConn scientists raised microalgae protein by 25% using food-waste byproducts, advancing sustainable protein solutions for poultry feed and human diets.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources finalized a discharge permit for the Ottumwa Generating Station, a coal-fired power station, after months of opposition from members of the public and environmental groups.
Google is building a massive AI data center in West Memphis, Arkansas. The move links energy access, fast-track policy, and regional tech growth.
Bulgaria's nuclear waste study is back on track after a U.S. review pause. The project tests deep borehole tech as a potential long-term disposal solution.
SB 53 requires frontier AI developers to publish safety frameworks, disclose risk assessments, and report critical incidents with penalties up to $1M.
Honolulu installs a 137-kW solar canopy and LED retrofits at Ala Wai Golf Course, cutting energy use by 67% and saving $40,000 annually as part of Hawaii’s 2045 clean energy goal.
A new study shows two-phase cooling can slash energy bills by 35% while boosting GPU capacity, giving data centers an edge in meeting AI demand.
North Dakota honored Game & Fish WMA managers with the Strength from the Soil Award for prairie restoration with grazing partnerships and habitat innovation.
Old mine waste is getting a second look as 13 states join a $3M USGS push to extract critical minerals and reduce U.S. reliance on foreign supply chains.
Connecticut continues Sustainability and Resiliency Week with events on climate, energy, water, and resilience scheduled through October 4, 2025.
Texas A&M researchers have developed batteries from edible, vitamin-based compounds. The biodegradable design could help industries cut waste and meet future ESG demands.
New research challenges the focus on water volume in lithium mining. Location and water density are now seen as key to minimizing environmental harm.
Park City joins The Collective, a global alliance of destinations transforming tourism through climate action, biodiversity, and community resilience.
Colorado farms, New Belgium, and Root Shoot Malting achieved 4,000 tons CO2 removal with climate-smart barley, proving beer can be sustainable.
Aquatech’s acquisition of Koch’s Li-Pro tech forms a full lithium processing platform. The move targets faster, lower-risk production for battery markets.
D.C. allocates $254M to climate programs, supporting renewable energy, Anacostia River cleanup, and stormwater mitigation in the 2026 budget.
EPA Region 7 awarded $2.5M to Topeka and KDHE for brownfields cleanup, supporting assessments, reuse planning, and community revitalization projects.