Reasons to be Cheerful explains how "gravity batteries" are giving former mines a second life—while offering an economic and environmental boost to communities once reliant on coal.
With the IMO’s new emissions plan, carbon will soon carry a cost for global shipping—net-zero by 2050 is now the goal.
The U.S. leads North America’s SAF surge with billion-dollar projects and policy backing, while Canada sets the stage with early investments and partnerships.
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Indiana’s new law bans foreign adversary-linked data centers from using regional grid power, requiring full energy independence to operate in the state.
Tennessee redefines “clean energy” to include gas, nuclear, and waste-to-energy—fueling a partisan clash over local control and environmental standards.
New research links unsustainable peatland use to rising flood risks in Indonesia, urging stronger hydrological planning and global supply chain accountability.
A new executive order directs the DOJ to dismantle state climate laws and lawsuits, framing them as threats to U.S. energy dominance and economic security.
Executive Order Eases Compliance for Automakers While Environmental Groups Warn of Climate Setbacks
Urbint acquires StormImpact to deliver predictive storm response for utilities. The move enhances grid reliability during extreme weather.
New York celebrates Craft Beer Day, spotlighting 500+ breweries supporting 22,000 jobs and $4.8B in economic impact across the state.
U.S. farmers face rising uncertainty as tariff reviews and global trade tensions threaten exports, input costs, and long-term market access.
Goats are helping cities like Pittsburgh and Toronto control invasive plants, reduce herbicide use, and restore ecosystems—naturally and effectively.
A new alliance targets hydrogen engine adoption in hard-to-electrify sectors. It brings academia and industry together to drive clean transport.
Uniqode explored how cities are turning to technology to upgrade their transportation systems for more comfortable, seamless rides.
New York’s infrastructure strategy moves ahead as Dutchess County greenlights a key water system interconnection.
Pittsburgh is converting a former coal plant into a 4.5 GW data center. The gas-fueled site will support AI and high-performance computing.
The Ohio officially launches March 29, 2025, and will be available at Gabriela Hearst’s flagship stores in New York, Beverly Hills, London, and Tokyo, as well as online.
Technology partnerships are accelerating smart city development across the U.S., driving innovation in infrastructure, mobility, and public services.
Hempitecture opens a Southern California hub to supply fire-resistant, sustainable materials for rebuilding wildfire-affected communities.