Graymont and Fortera join forces to cut cement emissions at scale. Their tech works with existing plants, avoiding costly upgrades and downtime.
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Bowman will lead lidar mapping across GA, TN, AL, and SC after Helene. The project supports federal efforts to boost climate response and infrastructure planning.
Oregon State University will study PFAS in biosolids applied to non-food crops, aiming to measure contamination risks and guide environmental policy.
A Washington State University study finds groundwater in parts of eastern Washington is dropping 2–3 feet annually, threatening irrigation and drinking water supplies in the Odessa region and Yakima Basin.
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Record krill catches and failed conservation talks have exposed major flaws in fishery management. Industry faces mounting pressure to adopt new safeguards.
Retentis by AgroBiogel is a wood-based hydrogel that cuts irrigation needs by 40%, improves soil health, and helps farmers adapt to drought and fertilizer loss.
Low-wind, low-solar periods are straining Europe’s power grid. A new study reveals how weather-driven energy gaps are reshaping electricity markets and policy.
Auburn researchers are reengineering cotton to rival synthetics. By refining fiber traits and breeding, they aim to meet the needs of high-speed manufacturing.
New SECC survey reveals 68% of U.S. homeowners would join utility-managed solar + storage programs, driven by savings, resilience, and IRA incentives.
Electricity sales are rising 2.2% annually through 2026, led by surging demand from data centers and industry in Texas and the mid-Atlantic, EIA reports.
As nations clash in Geneva over a global plastics treaty, will a cap on plastic production finally align policy, business, and consumer demand for change?
Between 2003–2021, land plants boosted global photosynthesis while ocean algae declined, revealing a climate shift with long-term carbon and ecosystem risks.
UC Riverside researchers developed a 3D imaging tool that reveals how light and heat interact in solar materials. The insights could reshape solar device design.
A new report shows landfill upgrades could cut U.S. methane by 8.6%. Operators stand to recover costs in under a year while boosting RNG production.
A new study shows machine learning slashed energy forecast errors at Mizzou by 46%. The approach offers big savings for campuses with complex energy needs.
Bureaucrats influence environmental outcomes through discretionary decisions across China, Brazil, the U.S., and New Zealand, with lasting political impacts.
Wolters Kluwer advanced emissions goals, launched supplier ESG tools, and boosted employee engagement in H1 2025, reinforcing its long-term net-zero strategy.