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JS Link America will invest $223M in a rare earth magnet facility in Columbus, Georgia, creating 520 jobs and bolstering U.S. supply chain security.

Gov. Beshear outlines Kentucky’s progress in technology, EV charging, healthcare, housing, and recovery as fiscal challenges loom.

A new invasive leafhopper is threatening Alabama’s cotton crop. Experts are racing to track its spread and develop strategies ahead of next season.

USDA move to rescind Roadless Rule risks Tongass old-growth carbon storage, fisheries, tourism, and Indigenous cultural survival.

DOE Approves Commonwealth LNG Exports

DOE authorizes Commonwealth LNG to export 9.5 mtpa to non-FTA nations, advancing U.S. energy dominance but facing supply and climate concerns.

A new hail testing method challenges outdated solar standards. The HRC Test delivers real-world data that helps insurers, developers, and manufacturers cut risk.

As drought risks rise, sustainable drainage systems are doing more than flood control. These smart designs are helping the UK capture and reuse vital rainwater.

Atlantic Towing's PSV saw an 11% fuel cut after a battery retrofit. The upgrade reduced CO₂ emissions and improved daily operations without downtime.

UNDP youth programs in Asia-Pacific support skills, entrepreneurship, and climate action, empowering 580,000 youth and 3,200 startups since 2017.

Liming is making a comeback—this time as both a climate solution and a crop booster. New research shows it can cut emissions and improve soil health at scale.

Trump’s offshore wind rollback targets US Wind’s Maryland project, as BOEM seeks remand of its 2.2 GW COP approval, putting jobs and clean power at risk.

SHEIN and Lufthansa Cargo plan to use SAF in deliveries, but critics say fast fashion’s reliance on air freight undermines the sustainability claim.

New study finds 20% of China’s and 50% of EU’s soy and beef imports from Brazil rely on river basins facing high or critical water scarcity.

Shipping's Carbon Math Is Way Off

Maritime emissions are being overstated by 86%, says new research. The miscalculation could cost shippers millions under expanding carbon pricing rules.

A small coastal community in Siquijor has established the Philippines’ largest locally led marine sanctuary after 18 years of advocacy and collaboration.

ENLIGHT will recycle irradiated graphite and develop a domestic supply chain, bolstering UK nuclear energy security and supporting net zero goals.

Defense contractors are accelerating adoption of synthetic and sustainable aviation fuels to enhance energy resilience, operational reach, and global interoperability.

India and Australia are advancing a minerals alliance to reduce reliance on China’s rare earth supply, focusing on joint mining and processing ventures.

NPHarvest debuts its nutrient recovery system in Ankara, turning waste into fertilizer. The tech aims to cut Europe's reliance on imported agricultural inputs.

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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