Over 20 companies are fast-tracking energy upgrades across the U.S. With $7.5B in funding, they're racing the clock before key federal incentives run out.
The Dedham-Westwood Water District won $4.9M from 3M over PFAS pollution. It’s part of a growing push to shift cleanup costs back to chemical makers.
UN Women and UN DESA warn none of the SDG 5 targets are on track; urgent investment in digital access, data, and protections is needed.
A first-of-its-kind study shows Canada’s construction industry generates massive plastic waste. With new regulations looming, solutions are within reach.
A study from Georgia Tech found reforestation in India raised crop yields by 24%. Natural pollinators and slight rainfall increases played key roles.
NOAA renews Navy Arctic research permit for 2025–2026, authorizing limited beluga and ringed seal disturbance with strict safeguards.
UCLA data shows pollution at the Salton Sea is underreported, exposing businesses to compliance risks. Legal mandates may soon demand stricter accountability.
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.
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.
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.
Tire-derived chemicals are polluting oceans and harming marine algae. The fallout could hit fisheries, aquaculture, and maritime supply chains hard.
Excelsior, MN is trading pesticides for organic turf care in its busiest parks. The city aims to boost soil health, cut runoff, and protect Lake Minnetonka.
Grist reports on a new study that finds U.S. mine waste holds vast reserves of critical minerals like lithium and manganese—enough to reduce import reliance and power clean energy growth.
The IEA reveals soaring global air‑conditioning demand is straining grids and deepening inequity, driving the need for efficient cooling solutions and policy action.
Biodiversity decline is driving up costs for UK food producers. A new report warns the sector must adapt or face long-term financial and ecological fallout.
A Florida Keys beach cleanup removed 120+ lbs of debris in a joint effort by Proud Source and Hyatt Centric, showing how brands can drive real impact locally.
Global treaty talks ended in deadlock as countries clashed over production cuts. The stalemate delays coordinated action on plastic pollution and reform.
NPHarvest debuts its nutrient recovery system in Ankara, turning waste into fertilizer. The tech aims to cut Europe's reliance on imported agricultural inputs.