UN Climate Change advances ETF reporting at SB62 with training, tools, and digital outreach to help countries prepare transparency reports ahead of COP30.
Veolia invests $89M (£70M ) in UK’s first closed-loop PET tray recycling facility, processing 80,000 tonnes annually to support circular economy and reduce CO₂.
Kentucky allocates $14.4M for flood-damaged water systems in four towns as residents call for faster, more transparent disaster recovery and infrastructure funding.
Water utilities across the U.S. are finally receiving nearly $1B from PFAS settlements with 3M and DuPont, shifting cleanup costs off local communities.
A new analysis shows EU hydrogen station mandates may waste billions by mismatching supply and real-world demand. Smarter, demand-driven planning is urgently needed.
AmphiStar just secured $13.5M to push bio-based surfactants worldwide. Their waste-to-value tech takes on chemical giants sustainably.
California SB 833 mandates human oversight and adverse event reporting for AI systems used in critical infrastructure to ensure safety and accountability.
Two Dominican provinces will become smart city pilots under a new UN-backed agreement using IoT, digital twins, and KPI-based planning tools.
In the past two years, half the states have taken action to promote nuclear power, from creating nuclear task forces to integrating nuclear into long-term energy plans.
EPA adds J.H. Baxter site in Oregon to the Superfund list, setting in motion a multi-year cleanup effort.
EU registers citizens’ initiative demanding just, sustainable food systems, paving way for reforms on GMOs, food waste, labeling, and agroecology.
Emerson and Tata Technologies launch a global partnership to deliver advanced testing solutions for EVs, autonomous, and connected vehicles.
Public Service Company of Oklahoma acquires the Green Country Power Plant, adding 795 MW of capacity to improve grid reliability and support local growth.
Washington’s $4B ferry electrification plan faces delays, high costs, and new scrutiny as lawmakers weigh emissions goals against practical tradeoffs.
Brown and Caldwell buys SPI to level up in membrane tech. The move helps tackle rising demand for smarter, sustainable water treatment.
Plants don’t just rely on proteins to sense heat — they use sugar too. This sweet signal could help future crops thrive in extreme heat.
A dynamic, single-step biosynthesis process aligns bacterial cellulose nanofibers in real time, creating ultra-strong, flexible biopolymer sheets that could replace plastics in electronics, packaging, and energy systems.
AB 839 fast-tracks CEQA review for sustainable aviation fuel projects—but could the streamlining trigger legal backlash over environmental safeguards?
A $725M federal push will clean up abandoned coal mines nationwide. It’s a huge chance for contractors, engineers, and green developers.
Colleges are ditching plastic reuse as costs soar and health risks grow. USEFULL’s buyback program offers a smarter, student-friendly switch.