BioMADE’s new Iowa pilot plant will expand U.S. biomanufacturing capacity, strengthen supply chains, and create new markets for agricultural feedstocks.
Indigenous communities protect the world’s largest forests—but mining, oil, and logging projects are rapidly advancing on their land. Climate goals are at risk.
A new Indiana project grows corn with regenerative practices for use in biobased chemicals. It’s a fresh supply chain model rooted in soil health and emissions cuts.
Nebraska and Iowa defend ethanol CCS reporting, while 18 states and cities warn EPA’s GHGRP rollback would undermine climate data and Clean Air Act duties.
Boston is electrifying heat with a river-powered system in Cambridge. The Kendall Square project will deliver carbon-free steam to 70M sq. ft. of buildings.
HEINEKEN’s Lisbon brewery is switching to solar heat with a 100 MWh battery. The project replaces fossil steam, cutting emissions without changing operations.
Litus has proven its nanotech lithium extraction works at scale, hitting 98% recovery. The low-energy system runs clean, stable, and ready for deployment.
A new rapid attribution study confirms that human-driven warming made Hurricane Melissa more intense, more destructive, and far more likely to occur.
U.S. clean-tech hits pause as Europe ramps up green funding. With retrofits on hold, AI-based building optimization is emerging as a practical alternative.
Most G20 nations lack credible plans for carbon removal, risking the Paris targets. Transparency gaps and weak policies leave climate goals in doubt.
Democratic wins on Georgia’s Public Service Commission mark a turning point for utilities, investors, and data center developers as regulators pledge to prioritize ratepayer costs and clean energy investment.
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.
Advanced Power’s Maple Creek project just cleared a major hurdle with GE Vernova tech secured. The 640 MW plant is on track to serve growing Midwest demand.
RETROFIT NJ will fund deep energy upgrades for large buildings statewide. The $75M program supports decarbonization and prioritizes underserved areas.
Over 80% of a company’s environmental impact originates in its supply chain. Yet many businesses still struggle to identify, assess and mitigate risks beyond their tier 1 suppliers.
A statewide AI assessment is reshaping how NC tracks erosion and wetlands. Faster data means smarter decisions for restoration, carbon storage, and resilience.
Neoclouds—GPU-centric AI clouds—are reshaping data centres and energy usage. Explore what this shift means for sustainability and infrastructure.
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.
Sustainability reports are multiplying, but emissions aren’t falling. DitchCarbon’s Marc Munier explains why real Net Zero progress demands action, not paperwork.