TOYO has launched full production at its Houston solar plant, adding 1GW of domestic capacity. The move supports U.S. clean energy goals and supply chain resilience.
Mill and Compost Crew are teaming up to make food scrap recycling easier in the DC region. The service combines in-home tech with local compost pickup.
Stranded dolphin data reveals females are dying younger, shrinking their breeding years. Despite stable counts, the population may already be declining.
Electricity access progress slowed in 2024, with 730 million still in the dark as sub-Saharan Africa’s population growth outpaces electrification.
New research and policy shifts show how enforcement tools in the US, UK, and Chile are embedding environmental justice into compliance frameworks.
ISO 17298 gives companies a global roadmap to manage biodiversity risks. The new standard helps turn environmental ambition into real-world action.
Utilities are testing new ways to increase grid capacity fast. A pilot in Georgia shows how power flow tech might reduce costs and delays tied to traditional upgrades.
Navico Group is shifting to water-soluble Hydropol bags to cut plastic waste. The change supports cleaner oceans and more sustainable marine packaging.
Peoria's wastewater utility is cutting emissions and earning revenue by turning methane into renewable fuel. It’s a smart model for sustainable infrastructure.
Federal incentives drove $40B in U.S. solar growth, but Trump’s 2025 rollbacks and tariffs could reshape the supply chain’s future.
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.
Beyond Aero hits TRL6 for its hydrogen-electric system, moving from lab to industrial scale. The BYA-1 jet now targets certification and commercial entry.
China’s DER pilots could accelerate convergence between IEEE 2030.5 and IEC 61850, reshaping global procurement, supply chains, and grid security.
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.
FAO’s 2025 report tracks 22 SDG indicators on food, agriculture, and environment, showing uneven progress and rising food insecurity since 2015.
Most U.S. utilities with climate pledges are failing. Many are backtracking on targets, exposing greenwashing and leaving customers with higher costs.
Tyson Foods will eliminate four controversial additives from its U.S. brands by year-end. The move aligns with growing demand for simpler food labels.
The U.S. is investing $130M in a Moldova-Romania power line. The move strengthens Moldova’s energy ties with Europe and cuts dependence on Russian supply.
New research shows offshore wind farms can protect migrating birds by syncing turbine shutdowns with peak flight nights—without major energy losses.
Stronger scientific evidence confirms human greenhouse gas emissions endanger U.S. health, welfare, and infrastructure, raising urgent policy stakes.