Most G20 nations lack credible plans for carbon removal, risking the Paris targets. Transparency gaps and weak policies leave climate goals in doubt.
PEER demands the EPA correct misleading PFAS data, spotlighting risks to scientific integrity and regulatory trust.
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.
Parliament examines the North Sea transition, refinery CBAM gaps, and a 78% tax regime amid 200k jobs at stake in the UK offshore sector.
Nova Scotia’s Grassroots Grants Pilot offers up to $20,000 for community-led projects advancing sustainability, culture, and local development.
Maine’s AI Task Force outlines 33 recommendations to balance innovation with data privacy, ethics, and workforce resilience.
DOE announces $100 million to refurbish coal plants, drawing criticism from environmental groups who warn the funding undermines clean energy progress.
The suspension of SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans exposes how food insecurity intersects with resilience planning, social equity, and sustainability risk.
Gov. Tony Evers will appeal the Trump Administration’s denial of federal disaster aid for six Wisconsin counties hit by August floods causing $26.5M in damages.
DC’s FY2026 budget channels more than $1.8B into infrastructure, transit, and renewable energy programs to strengthen climate resilience and clean growth.
University of Michigan, ADB, and WDI partner to advance clean energy, e-mobility, and sustainable innovation across developing economies.
Ohio SB 103 enables alternative natural gas rate plans for large load customers with guardrails for others, adds multi-year tests, and sets PUCO timelines.
A new study finds climate risks are raising borrowing costs for developing nations, adding $62 billion in debt interest from 2007 to 2016.
Neoclouds—GPU-centric AI clouds—are reshaping data centres and energy usage. Explore what this shift means for sustainability and infrastructure.
Governor Dunleavy’s disaster amendment waives fees, while nonprofits and companies unite to support Alaska’s storm-hit coastal communities.
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.
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 enacts new regulation to turn urban waste into renewable energy through Danantara-led waste-to-energy projects.