FAU review links nutrient runoff, Amazon outflows, and climate drivers to the record expansion of the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt.
DENSO has activated a new solar facility in Maryville, TN, built with local partners. It's the first step in a broader plan to reach full renewable energy use.
Commercial buildings are using ice to shift cooling loads off-peak. With new materials in play, ice batteries could soon become a key grid balancing tool.
CLYR.ai secures NIEHS funding to develop S3E, a game-based simulation platform teaching students about indoor air quality and health risks.
DOE authorizes Commonwealth LNG to export 9.5 mtpa to non-FTA nations, advancing U.S. energy dominance but facing supply and climate concerns.
With federal wind tax credits expiring next summer, Alaska utilities say projects can’t start in time, risking reliance on imported LNG and price volatility.
The Narwhal reports that Canada faces worsening drought conditions affecting ecosystems and leading to increased water demand from AI data centers.
New SECC research identifies four key U.S. energy consumer segments—ranging from tech-savvy households to affordability-focused savers—revealing how utilities can tailor programs around cost, simplicity, and clean energy engagement.
Environmental and community groups urged Congress to reject the PERMIT Act, warning it would weaken Clean Water Act protections and worsen nitrate contamination, drinking water costs, and public health risks.
Alaska’s quake-born wetlands are now a hotspot for climate research. These expanding ecosystems offer major opportunities in carbon, biotech, and field logistics.
Liming is making a comeback—this time as both a climate solution and a crop booster. New research shows it can cut emissions and improve soil health at scale.
Trump’s offshore wind rollback targets US Wind’s Maryland project, as BOEM seeks remand of its 2.2 GW COP approval, putting jobs and clean power at risk.
IBM and NASA’s Surya model forecasts solar storms using AI and NASA data. The open-source tool will protect satellites, power grids, and key systems.
Fifth Circuit says PPIA doesn’t preempt worker-safety COVID claims, reviving a suit against Tyson while affirming dismissal of a coworker.
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.
Business and government leaders are urging the governors of South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska to secure $653 million in federal funding for tri-state infrastructure projects, including a Sioux City runway replacement, wastewater upgrades, and a Big Sioux River flood study.
Local clean‑energy wins take center stage at two free “Sippin’ for Sustainability” events in Jackson Hole—celebrating solar, efficiency, and Green Power momentum.
Industry Voice: Kenvue’s Linda Caramichael outlines how local-first roadmaps, climate-risk assessments, and site-level strategies can embed decarbonization into operations while strengthening business resilience.
The George Eastman Museum is cutting emissions while protecting artifacts. Its latest exhibition shows how climate action and conservation can work together.
Researchers uncover how climate shapes poplar lignin, opening opportunities to enhance biofuel efficiency and develop sustainable materials.