Allonnia’s SAFF®10 is a compact, mobile PFAS treatment unit designed for small sites. It delivers proven removal rates even in locations lacking infrastructure.

The Army’s shared contract with NORESCO upgrades global facilities without upfront costs. The plan cuts waste, modernizes bases, and boosts mission readiness.

CF Industries begins CO₂ sequestration at Donaldsonville Complex, producing 1.9M tons of low-carbon ammonia with ExxonMobil and 45Q tax credits.

The Army Corps clarified its NEPA procedures for permit reviews, confirming EAs or EISs are required unless excluded. Public comments due August 4, 2025.

Brazil Potash signs MOU with Fictor Energia to fund $200M transmission line and invest $20M in equity, supporting the Autazes Project's 2029 launch.

Seven Seas has begun building a South Texas desal plant to supply millions of gallons of clean water. The project tackles drought and supports regional growth.

Zebra mussels found in Ethel Lake raise ecological and economic concerns for Minnesota, with risks to native species, infrastructure, and lake recreation.

With greenwashing on the rise, companies turn to third-party certifications from NSF to build trust and credibility in their ESG and sustainability claims.

Kentucky allocates $14.4M for flood-damaged water systems in four towns as residents call for faster, more transparent disaster recovery and infrastructure funding.

EPA adds J.H. Baxter site in Oregon to the Superfund list, setting in motion a multi-year cleanup effort.

Brown and Caldwell buys SPI to level up in membrane tech. The move helps tackle rising demand for smarter, sustainable water treatment.

Decades of nuclear waste gridlock may finally end. A new plan backs tech and policy changes to safely manage America’s spent fuel.

With over 200 MW of tidal potential and federal support in play, Cook Inlet could position Alaska as the U.S. leader in commercial tidal energy.

PFAS chemicals detected in 98% of tested sites across 19 states. New study raises red flags for wastewater operators, farmers, and regulators.

Hydrogen power is heading to the docks. Proteus Energy’s marine fuel cell system offers zero-emission performance with industrial backing.

Stantec and RES restore Klamath tributaries post-dam removal. The project reopens habitat and reshapes 3.4 miles of stream channels.

A new lawsuit challenges the construction of a mass ICE detention center in the Florida Everglades, alleging violations of NEPA and other environmental laws.

PFAS contamination is a growing threat to U.S. water systems. Virginia Tech’s new watershed-wide model could offer a long-term solution.

Texas moves ahead with a large-scale seawater desalination plant. The Corpus Christi facility aims to secure water amid rising drought risk.

Signed into law on June 24, 2025, Oregon’s HB2169 creates a coordinated state initiative to expand water reuse projects and remove regulatory barriers.