A $66 billion market shift in food service packaging is being driven by regulation and major buyer mandates.

For facilities and energy managers evaluating long-term heating and cooling strategies, state incentive program activity is worth tracking more closely than it often gets.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has issued a civil investigative demand to Lululemon over PFAS in its apparel, signaling broader enforcement pressure on consumer brand supply chains.

Protein-based bioinsecticides are moving closer to field use. Early research highlights their role in tackling resistance and meeting tighter rules.

A $7.8M investment is driving conservation across U.S. grasslands. Ranchers are adopting practices that balance productivity with environmental gains.

Used cooking oil is now a target as biofuel demand surges. Theft is disrupting supply chains and costing restaurants and recyclers millions.

A Japanese biomaterials firm is extending plant-based inputs into consumer goods, using nail cosmetics as an early test case for broader material substitution.

New research shows water quality data can help identify high-risk abandoned mine sites, improving how agencies prioritize cleanup efforts.

A new NRC rule is reshaping how advanced nuclear gets approved. AMPERA is among the first to engage, testing a faster path for microreactor deployment.

Food waste is shifting from an unavoidable loss to a controllable cost. Restaurants are using recycling and diversion to improve margins.

Texas is suing Shein for toxic chemicals in products and data practices that may expose users to the Chinese government. Here's what companies AND consumers need to know.

Green hydrogen’s future depends on precision as much as scale. New monitoring tools are helping stabilize electrolyzer performance in harsh conditions.

New research shows U.S. recycling rates hinge on infrastructure access, not intent—reshaping how companies measure sustainability performance.

The turbine market is shifting as efficiency and emissions targets tighten. Growth is being driven by policy, innovation, and rising global energy demand.

Boston University research shows how AI is improving climate predictions, helping businesses anticipate supply chain and operational risks earlier.

Disposable lab gloves may be skewing microplastics data. That raises concerns for regulators, investors, and companies relying on it.

Canada has approved a chlorine-free water treatment system. The move highlights growing pressure on utilities to cut by-products.

A new battery project in Scotland highlights the growing role of storage in balancing renewable energy supply. The Falkirk site supports UK grid stability goals.

New research finds lead in some children’s clothing fabrics. The findings raise fresh concerns for fast fashion supply chains and product safety.

New reporting rules are bringing consistency to tire sustainability data. The shift could help buyers better compare environmental impact.