A new study finds benzene in residential gas across Europe. The findings raise concerns about indoor air quality and gaps in current safety standards.
Stone bricks are re-emerging as a lower-carbon alternative in construction. Eco Outdoor’s approach cuts emissions while reusing quarry waste.
Louisiana researchers are turning waste into biodiesel feedstocks. The approach cuts costs, reduces land pressure, and supports local fuel production.
Deforestation is no longer just about palm oil and beef. Staple crops like rice and maize are driving a larger, more complex share of global forest loss.
Paking Duck is expanding in Shenzhen with two new production sites. The move reflects rising demand for faster, customized packaging across global markets.
AI is scaling fast across energy, but adoption is uneven. New research shows gaps between sectors, shaped by data, talent, and operational demands.
U.S. electricity demand is rising fast, driven by AI and electrification trends. A new EPSA campaign is pushing to keep competitive markets central.
Biochar is emerging as a practical carbon removal solution. Projects like Bolivia’s are turning waste into verified credits and real climate impact.
Most boards believe they have ESG oversight covered. The investors and regulators checking their work increasingly disagree. Here's what's actually at stake heading into mid-year.
Companies still struggle to recycle everyday workplace waste streams. A new Fastenal and TerraCycle partnership aims to close that gap.
Beyond Aero has completed a key design review for its hydrogen aircraft. The milestone supports certification progress and moves the program forward.
Water stewardship has moved well past ESG optics. Buyers, lenders, and insurers are building it into contracts and risk models. Here's what that means for your business.
New SAF testing suggests fully synthetic jet fuel is closer to market. Converting byproducts into aromatics could remove fossil blending.
New research spanning 2,000 years of fire history finds 20th-century peatland burning is unprecedented — and human land use is driving it.
The Flathead Wild and Scenic River draft plan is under scrutiny for overlooking non-boating users, agency impacts, and declining bull trout.
The global water and wastewater treatment market is expanding at 7% annually. Technology — membranes, AI, IoT — is driving the growth.
Gabions are being reconsidered for modern drainage and erosion control. Engineers say their permeability and flexibility suit projects facing heavier rainfall.
The money is ready. The projects aren't. That mismatch is defining the green infrastructure market in 2026 — and creating real decisions for executives who want to be on the right side of it.
Scope 3 is no longer a reporting exercise. It is becoming a procurement filter — and the window to catch up is closing faster than most suppliers realize.
Satellites are spotting major methane plumes across the Appalachian Basin. New data suggests high-volume releases may be more common than previously recorded.