Global warming is projected to reduce snowfall in Oregon by 50% by 2100, a shift that could severely impact water resources, agriculture, and ecosystems reliant on snowmelt.
West Philadelphia schools launch a climate science program featuring weather stations, blending STEM learning with creative expression.
Federal aid arrives as California battles devastating wildfires, revealing systemic issues in infrastructure and disaster preparedness.
While outdoor air gets the spotlight, indoor air can be more harmful. Building managers must prioritize IAQ for healthier spaces.
What does the latest Edison water main break mean for the future of infrastructure?
A 35-year study reveals significant shifts in global river flow rates. Climate change and human activity reshape freshwater availability worldwide.
Houston and Google.org have launched a Tree Equity tool to guide tree planting, aiming to improve environmental and health outcomes in the city.
Partnership to deliver mechanical and electrical upgrades for water infrastructure in Northwest England.
Beginning in March 2025, the countywide sales tax will increase from 8.625% to 8.75%, creating an estimated $49 million in annual revenue starting in 2026.
America’s stormwater infrastructure is buckling under the strain of aging systems and intensifying rainfall, leaving cities vulnerable to flooding and pollution.
Phoenix has unveiled the Shade Phoenix Plan, a bold initiative to combat rising urban heat with 27,000 new trees and 550 shade structures. The plan prioritizes heat-vulnerable communities, aiming to enhance climate resilience and tree equity citywide.
Homes England’s $68 million investment, approved by HM Treasury, will transform Liverpool’s historic Central Docks with new housing, green spaces, and critical infrastructure.
Santa Cruz County is the first in the U.S. to ban filtered cigarette sales, aiming to reduce pollution from filters, a major contaminant on beaches and in waterways.
As Florida’s aquifer faces environmental pressures, conservationists work to protect springs that sustain water supplies, wildlife, and a thriving tourism industry.
West Virginia’s renewable push grows with a 27-acre solar site by Mon Power and Potomac Edison, generating 5.5 MW and revitalizing idle land for clean energy gains.
Costa Rica’s position as a gateway to Latin America, paired with its stable economy and renewable energy leadership, has attracted UK firms like Arup, Bechtel, and WSP.
The research, conducted across 11 major U.S. metropolitan areas, reveals that soaring temperatures not only keep people indoors but also dramatically shift transportation choices, with implications for city planning and equity.
By investing in modern technology, upgrading aging infrastructure, and embracing climate resilience, the MTA is positioning itself to meet future challenges while delivering a better transit experience for millions of New Yorkers.
The relocation addresses Jakarta’s challenges and aims to position Nusantara as a symbol of the nation’s forward-looking aspirations, blending environmental stewardship with modern governance.
The European Union's building sector, responsible for 40% of total energy consumption, is undergoing a critical transformation to meet the 2050 climate neutrality goals.