A new report shows landfill upgrades could cut U.S. methane by 8.6%. Operators stand to recover costs in under a year while boosting RNG production.
A new study shows machine learning slashed energy forecast errors at Mizzou by 46%. The approach offers big savings for campuses with complex energy needs.
Wolters Kluwer advanced emissions goals, launched supplier ESG tools, and boosted employee engagement in H1 2025, reinforcing its long-term net-zero strategy.
A California firm says its Terranis system flagged seismic shifts up to 48 hours before the Kamchatka quake. The tech could mark a shift in disaster forecasting.
Whole Foods and Mad Agriculture launch a biodiversity highway to restore ecosystems, support regenerative farming, and boost food system resilience.
University of Wyoming expands its Viz Center with drone-based hyperspectral imaging to map critical minerals, joining a national trend in geospatial research.
New findings confirm blackbelly rosefish produce carbonate at depth, suggesting mesopelagic fish play a vital role in oceanic carbon cycling and sequestration.
Environmental groups sue to block Trump’s reversal of offshore drilling bans, citing legal overreach and threats to Arctic and coastal ecosystems.
Panther Minerals has abandoned its plans to explore Alaska's Boulder Creek uranium prospect, following community opposition and logistical challenges. Local leaders remain wary of future development.
SeaCube Cold Solutions partners with The Wonderful Company to launch a refrigerated container hub in California’s Central Valley, boosting cold chain flexibility.
Methane reacts in the atmosphere to form components of fine particulate air pollution, which can penetrate deep into the lungs and increase risk for heart disease and asthma.
Interior begins H.R. 1 implementation with new leasing rules, reduced royalties, and fast-tracked fossil fuel development across U.S. public lands.
Alberta funds 18 projects through the TIER program to grow the circular economy, cut emissions, and create nearly 1,600 jobs by 2027.
A new study finds high levels of PFAS in reusable menstrual products, raising concerns about consumer safety and environmental impacts from polymer degradation.
A new study shows that reducing U.S. military spending has a greater impact on lowering energy use than increasing it does on raising consumption.
AI could add 68 GW of new power demand in the U.S. by 2027. This article explores why resilient energy systems are essential to support AI growth—and what comes next.
The EPA is eliminating its research office and 3,700 staff in a move critics say undermines science, innovation, and environmental justice.
The U.S. issued over 3,160 flash flood warnings by mid-2025, setting a record and highlighting escalating climate-driven flood risks nationwide.
The invasive spotted lanternfly is back. As infestations spread, Penn State research shows significant risks to grape yield, wine quality, and the $7B Pennsylvania wine industry. Learn how vineyards are responding.
White hydrogen—naturally occurring and zero-carbon—could reshape clean energy. Explore its advantages, global projects, and commercialization outlook.