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Thousands of U.S. e-waste containers are quietly shipped to Asia each month. A new report reveals how brokers sidestep rules and certifications to profit.

A federal appeals court finds Puerto Rico’s water crisis may involve constitutional rights, signaling new legal standards for public utility accountability.

ContourGlobal celebrates 20 years with a new brand identity and plans for 3 GWh BESS and 650 MW solar capacity in its first “year of construction.”

Google’s new Gemini Earth AI enhances geospatial reasoning and disaster forecasting to support global climate resilience and emergency response.

EPA releases new planning tools to help U.S. water systems strengthen cybersecurity, improve resilience, and speed recovery from disasters.

The Grand Rapids Art Museum and 19 other institutions receive Michigan state funding to modernize buildings and advance sustainable design.

Florida’s SB 290 would preempt local bans on gas-powered farm and landscape equipment and allow some conservation lands to be surpluses for agriculture.

Indonesia Converts Waste to Clean Energy

Indonesia enacts new regulation to turn urban waste into renewable energy through Danantara-led waste-to-energy projects.

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.

Copper powers clean-energy infrastructure, but its mining and supply risks test the industry’s sustainability, circularity, and ESG credibility.

As Canada faces worsening drought conditions, massive AI data center projects—like Kevin O’Leary’s $70B Wonder Valley proposal in Alberta—are sparking questions about land use, water consumption, and power demand.

Western Maryland Denied FEMA Flood Aid

FEMA denies Maryland’s appeal for federal aid after record floods, leaving Trump-leaning Western counties without recovery funding.

FlexImpact, launched by the FPA, aims to unite the packaging sector around sustainability and service. The program kicks off at FlexForward 2025 in New Orleans.

Tokamak Energy is deepening its U.S. partnerships to tackle fusion’s biggest hurdles, from neutron-proof superconductors to real-time plasma imaging tools.

Westinghouse and Energy Alberta partner to explore deploying an AP1000 reactor in Alberta, signaling the province’s potential entry into nuclear energy.

Sustainability reports are multiplying, but emissions aren’t falling. DitchCarbon’s Marc Munier explains why real Net Zero progress demands action, not paperwork.

New NIST, OECD, and global scientific reports define how businesses can build, measure, and disclose responsible AI practices in 2025.

B.C.’s $70 million Enhanced Replant Program supports growers to replace aging vines and trees with premium, climate-proof varieties and strengthen local food supply.

CALSTART’s 2025 ZET Ahead Dashboard maps how states are scaling zero-emission trucks and buses. The update now includes economic development insights.

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