With insurers retreating and hydrants running dry, California’s wildfires expose systemic failures that leave homeowners and firefighters at risk.
From cost efficiency to sustainability, explore the benefits, challenges, and alternatives to artificial grass for businesses and homeowners.
Can Pennsylvania overcome its infrastructure and policy hurdles to lead the nation in clean energy innovation?
Exploring the major energy sources in the United States and analyzing their impact on sustainability, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint through clean energy initiatives.
What does the latest Edison water main break mean for the future of infrastructure?
New York will require fossil fuel companies to fund billions in critical adaptation projects, a move that could set a precedent for climate accountability nationwide.
A new study reveals ground shifts under Miami high-rises, urging safer construction practices and better monitoring for long-term stability.
31 wells shut down, $71M spent: Tucson demands accountability for PFAS pollution.
Learn how EPA’s Brownfields Program drives change and join “Industry Voices: A Conversation with Chris Gdak” to explore funding impacts and future priorities.
Projections show temperatures could rise 10°F by the century’s end, with 10 weeks of 90°F days yearly in a decade. Carrboro seeks damages for climate-related impacts.
The initiative will replace a blighted site with 214 new residential units, addressing the city’s urgent housing needs and supporting local economic growth.
Data centers now consume 3% of U.S. energy—a figure set to triple by 2030—driving unprecedented demand, price surges, and urgent calls for infrastructure upgrades.
Green spaces like The Underline in Miami-Dade County enhance mobility, community, and health while reducing urban heat.
Beginning in March 2025, the countywide sales tax will increase from 8.625% to 8.75%, creating an estimated $49 million in annual revenue starting in 2026.
Phoenix has unveiled the Shade Phoenix Plan, a bold initiative to combat rising urban heat with 27,000 new trees and 550 shade structures. The plan prioritizes heat-vulnerable communities, aiming to enhance climate resilience and tree equity citywide.
In October, the EnergyUnited Foundation awarded $100,000 to nonprofit organizations through its extensive grant program.
Homes England’s $68 million investment, approved by HM Treasury, will transform Liverpool’s historic Central Docks with new housing, green spaces, and critical infrastructure.
As hurricanes grow stronger and more destructive, FEMA adapts its response to meet the challenges of a warming world.
UVA researchers advance sustainable construction with graphene-enhanced concrete, reducing emissions by 31% while improving material strength.
By transforming recycled plastic into rapid-deploy homes, the company offers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional construction methods.