Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 174, introduced in April 2025, is ushering in widespread changes across the state’s energy landscape.
Europe’s forests are under pressure, but siloed monitoring hinders action. A new strategy calls for unity to close data gaps at scale.
A four‑class system for Paris compliance—from Target‑1.5°C to Exceedance‑2°C—simplifies complex climate data into clear, actionable policy metrics.
How is ASICS integrating sustainability, innovation, and stakeholder engagement to drive long-term corporate growth?
Environmental concerns and outdated zoning challenge waterfront development in Hudson, New York, prompting calls for stronger industrial oversight.
Traditional wine sleeves block recycling. A new removable cap system could finally separate glass and aluminum the way sorting systems need.
A Texas plant aims to produce low-carbon fuel for aviation and freight. Modular tech cuts cost and speeds up the clean hydrogen rollout.
The increasing severity of flooding in Nigeria is directly linked to rising global temperatures and changing rainfall patterns.
FAMU-FSU engineers unveil an integrated cryogenic hydrogen storage and cooling system powering a rapid zero-emission aviation toward commercial reality by 2035.
Groundwater depletion in the Colorado River Basin is accelerating, threatening municipal supply, agriculture, and energy infrastructure.
Private equity firms are accelerating acquisitions of mobile home parks—but at what cost? From contaminated water to poor waste management, residents are facing serious environmental health risks as infrastructure fails under profit-driven ownership.
Illinois embraces values-driven food procurement, advancing sustainability, fair labor, and local sourcing in state-funded facilities through new policy reforms.
A new EV collab focuses on drivetrain gains, not bigger batteries as Aptera and Inmotive aim to stretch every solar mile even further.
Microsoft cuts operational emissions but struggles with Scope 3, as FY2024 emissions rise. Here’s what it means for tech and climate leadership.
$267M in federal funding will help turn polluted, abandoned lots into new homes, green space, and small business hubs.
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.
Tennessee’s HB 1133 expands tax exemptions for nuclear energy, supporting uranium processing and strengthening the state’s position in clean energy development.
Addressing grid limitations, the Charge Qube delivers flexible EV charging via second-life batteries—supporting clean fleets, remote sites, and low-emission compliance.
Following a historic drop, hydropower output in the Northwest is forecast to increase 17% in 2025 due to stronger precipitation, though totals remain below the 10-year average.