Homes England’s 2025–2030 plan positions housing, land, and enabling works as national infrastructure essential to economic growth and sustainable communities.
Lethbridge completes Alberta’s first curbside battery pickup, collecting 3,000 kg and setting a new benchmark for accessible, community-driven recycling programs.
Indiana’s new SB 54 would restrict local solar siting by requiring rezoning before overlay districts can host commercial solar projects, reshaping project development.
Colorado secures NTIA approval for $420.6M in BEAD funding to expand high-speed internet to 96,000 residents, advancing statewide digital access goals.
LEED Platinum certifications declined in 2025, yet several states matched or exceeded 2024 totals, revealing concentrated regional growth across key markets.
The Colville Tribes are taking charge of their energy future with microgrids that boost reliability, support critical services, and open paths to new revenue.
DOE renews emergency orders to boost Puerto Rico’s grid ahead of peak demand, building on earlier actions that restored 820 MW and improved system reliability.
Ace Deck Builders launches sustainable decking in Austin using recycled composites and eco-friendly materials to promote greener outdoor living.
We Energies has filed plans to add nearly 3 GW of new energy capacity in Wisconsin, including solar, battery storage, and natural gas projects to meet rising demand.
Home Depot is partnering with the Arbor Day Foundation to reforest 2,000 acres by 2028. The effort supports biodiversity and sustainable supply chain practices.
The U.S. uses public-private partnerships to rebuild infrastructure, but not homes. Here’s why disaster housing PPPs remain out of reach.
Gov. Tony Evers will appeal the Trump Administration’s denial of federal disaster aid for six Wisconsin counties hit by August floods causing $26.5M in damages.
DC’s FY2026 budget channels more than $1.8B into infrastructure, transit, and renewable energy programs to strengthen climate resilience and clean growth.
Ohio SB 103 enables alternative natural gas rate plans for large load customers with guardrails for others, adds multi-year tests, and sets PUCO timelines.
Hurricane Melissa’s rapid intensification and catastrophic landfalls in Jamaica and Cuba show how rising ocean heat — up to 5 °F above normal — is fueling stronger, faster storms worldwide.
Governor Dunleavy’s disaster amendment waives fees, while nonprofits and companies unite to support Alaska’s storm-hit coastal communities.
A federal appeals court finds Puerto Rico’s water crisis may involve constitutional rights, signaling new legal standards for public utility accountability.
Massachusetts’ Nature for All bill creates a dedicated fund to protect land, expand parks, and improve equitable access to nature statewide.
New analysis urges a state-level housing policy network to scale pro-housing reforms, align strategy, and speed permitting, infrastructure, and zoning fixes.
FEMA denies Maryland’s appeal for federal aid after record floods, leaving Trump-leaning Western counties without recovery funding.