Stantec and RES restore Klamath tributaries post-dam removal. The project reopens habitat and reshapes 3.4 miles of stream channels.

PFAS contamination is a growing threat to U.S. water systems. Virginia Tech’s new watershed-wide model could offer a long-term solution.

Texas moves ahead with a large-scale seawater desalination plant. The Corpus Christi facility aims to secure water amid rising drought risk.

A new USGS survey reveals 29.4B barrels of oil under U.S. public lands. Modern tech is reshaping what’s considered recoverable.

The Appalachian Trail Conservancy has launched a $50 million Centennial Campaign to boost climate resilience, conservation, access, and visitor experience along the 2,190-mile trail from Georgia to Maine.

Delaware launches formal study into Small Modular Reactors amid reliability concerns, energy imports, and clean energy targets.

A damning UK report finds the water sector plagued by debt, pollution, and executive excess.

Net Zero targets and climate finance face new scrutiny at G7. Leaders weigh energy stability against ambitious climate commitments.

A new partnership brings carbon-negative asphalt to U.S. roads. The tech cuts embodied carbon without changing existing construction methods.

Glass makers push back after losing federal climate funds. The move sparks wider debate on equity and priorities in U.S. industrial policy.

Corporate risks are rising fast. Companies are turning to specialized partners to navigate complex ESG, supply chain, and compliance demands.

Brooklyn Navy Yard is opening 30 new spots for EV charging. The move supports NYC’s green goals and growing demand for clean transport.

Barstow’s new fuel terminal backs cleaner freight ahead of BIG. Local supply offers logistics firms a leg up on carbon compliance.

As droughts intensify, new modeling tech shifts water planning from reactive to strategic. It's a smarter way to manage scarcity at scale.

Songbirds now treat the Corn Belt like a major barrier. New research shows farmland forces flight changes once seen only over oceans.

Half of Gen Z and millennials say they’re burned out. But they’re still showing up—and they want work that actually means something.

U.S. scientists are turning e-waste into a local source of rare earths. The tech uses less energy and fits into existing systems.

In Indiana, a small research reactor is rewriting nuclear’s future. With AI and digital tools, it's setting a new bar for innovation.

A new USGS study shows the Great Basin could power 10% of the U.S. with geothermal. The catch? Scaling up enhanced drilling tech.

Microplastics are turning up in Brazil's off-limits ocean zones. Protected status isn't enough to block pollution carried by wind and sea.