The bipartisan Ethanol for America Act seeks to expand E15 access by streamlining labeling rules and easing infrastructure restrictions.
Volexion has started shipping graphene-coated cathode materials to major battery makers. The tech aims to extend battery life without factory retooling.
GrubMarket's two-year initiative blends AI, reforestation, and farm aid. Progress is real—but long-term success hinges on adoption and resilience.
Graymont and Fortera join forces to cut cement emissions at scale. Their tech works with existing plants, avoiding costly upgrades and downtime.
CEC’s $55M Fast Charge California Project funds up to 100% of DC fast charger installation costs, prioritizing disadvantaged and tribal communities.
Trump’s new permitting rules and land-use restrictions have stalled $22B in U.S. wind and solar projects, leading to 16,500 job losses in 2025.
NYC reports a fatal cluster; Ohio activity is up. See what’s driving U.S. Legionnaires’ disease now, who’s at risk, and the key building system factors.
Bowman will lead lidar mapping across GA, TN, AL, and SC after Helene. The project supports federal efforts to boost climate response and infrastructure planning.
Oregon State University will study PFAS in biosolids applied to non-food crops, aiming to measure contamination risks and guide environmental policy.
A Washington State University study finds groundwater in parts of eastern Washington is dropping 2–3 feet annually, threatening irrigation and drinking water supplies in the Odessa region and Yakima Basin.
A free digital bending calculator helps apprentices transition from classroom math to real-world jobsites. No login, no app—just accurate results on any device.
B2U is scaling up in Texas with a new energy storage site using retired EV batteries. The project taps into growing demand for grid flexibility and reuse tech.
Canada invests $8.2M in Northcliff’s Sisson Project to secure tungsten and molybdenum supply, strengthen critical mineral chains, and support a net-zero economy.
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Illinois will ban polystyrene foam food containers statewide by 2030, joining a growing number of U.S. states tackling plastic waste and pollution.
Texas may face a 40 GW power gap by 2035 as energy demand spikes. Data centers, EVs, and water shortages are testing the grid’s ability to keep up.
DeCharge launches in the U.S. with a decentralized EV charging model that empowers hosts and fleets to earn revenue by installing smart chargers.
Standard Nuclear will build a TRISO fuel facility under DOE’s pilot program to reduce reliance on foreign uranium and support next-gen nuclear reactors.
Auburn researchers are reengineering cotton to rival synthetics. By refining fiber traits and breeding, they aim to meet the needs of high-speed manufacturing.
New SECC survey reveals 68% of U.S. homeowners would join utility-managed solar + storage programs, driven by savings, resilience, and IRA incentives.