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

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

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

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

GBCI names 23 new LEED Fellows for 2025, honoring global leaders advancing sustainable design, construction, and green building innovation.

Pittsburgh’s $1.7B airport terminal sets a new standard for sustainable infrastructure, efficiency, and regional economic growth in Western Pennsylvania.

Cargill earns Fortune’s 2025 Change the World recognition for scaling circular bioeconomy solutions—turning waste into value while cutting emissions and driving growth.

Arcwood acquires ERG Environmental, boosting its footprint across the Great Lakes. The move strengthens technical capabilities and regional compliance support.

Cities are shifting from reactive climate spending to strategic investment. The portfolio approach helps align public and private capital to fund measurable resilience.

New research and policy shifts show how enforcement tools in the US, UK, and Chile are embedding environmental justice into compliance frameworks.

ISO 17298 gives companies a global roadmap to manage biodiversity risks. The new standard helps turn environmental ambition into real-world action.

Minnesota regulators approved BlackRock’s acquisition of ALLETE, overriding warnings of rate hikes and weakened oversight for state power customers.

A JAMA study finds U.S. inhaler emissions grew 24% in a decade, spotlighting the health sector’s overlooked role in national climate costs.

The Net Zero Banking Alliance dissolved under political pressure and voluntary logic. This article traces its downfall and its implications for climate finance regulation.

With most clothing worn fewer than 10 times, the global textile industry faces a critical sustainability challenge. Global textile waste hit 120M tons in 2024, and new EU rules mandate producer responsibility (Updated October 2025).

Most U.S. utilities with climate pledges are failing. Many are backtracking on targets, exposing greenwashing and leaving customers with higher costs.

California passes AB 1207, extending Cap-and-Invest to 2046 with bill credits, offset limits, and a new climate fund aimed at affordability and grid build-out.

Join experts on Sept 25 to explore projects advancing energy efficiency, cost savings, and decarbonization across the US and Europe.

Enel X and Amphenol share how REC and EAC strategies can overcome decentralized challenges and accelerate corporate decarbonization.

Global BPM firm WNS reveals most emissions come from commuting and home-working, raising questions about Scope 3 strategies under new climate rules.