Renewables surged in 2024, but rising demand kept fossil fuels on top. Emissions climbed as clean energy added to—not replaced—old power.

Google signs a power purchase agreement for 200 MW from Commonwealth Fusion Systems' ARC plant, marking the tech giant’s first commercial commitment to fusion energy.

Demolition work begins July 7 on the remnants of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, marking a major milestone in Maryland’s effort to restore one of its most critical infrastructure links.

From Germany to Canada, Vestas accelerates deployment of high-capacity wind turbines with record-breaking orders worldwide.

Stantec and RES restore Klamath tributaries post-dam removal. The project reopens habitat and reshapes 3.4 miles of stream channels.

In the shadow of Three Mile Island’s iconic cooling towers, state Rep. Tom Mehaffie recalled Wednesday how his father, 50 years earlier, built a career and a life around the nuclear power plant.

A new lawsuit challenges the construction of a mass ICE detention center in the Florida Everglades, alleging violations of NEPA and other environmental laws.

BLM will auction 5,235 acres in Oregon for geothermal leasing. The sale boosts clean energy growth, with revenue flowing to state and local governments.

PFAS contamination is a growing threat to U.S. water systems. Virginia Tech’s new watershed-wide model could offer a long-term solution.

The Army's Detroit Arsenal is testing 3D-printed insulation to cut energy waste. A 50% boost in efficiency could change how bases upgrade.

Sierra Club Foundation divests from BlackRock, citing climate inaction, and moves assets to managers focused on decarbonization and systemic risk.

Texas moves ahead with a large-scale seawater desalination plant. The Corpus Christi facility aims to secure water amid rising drought risk.

As Michigan launches a state-level tax credit program for Sustainable Aviation Fuel, U.S. producers expand output—even as federal policy under the Trump administration sends mixed signals.

A new USGS survey reveals 29.4B barrels of oil under U.S. public lands. Modern tech is reshaping what’s considered recoverable.

Signed into law on June 24, 2025, Oregon’s HB2169 creates a coordinated state initiative to expand water reuse projects and remove regulatory barriers.

The Port of Albany earns top marks from Green Marine, setting a regional example for sustainable port operations and environmental performance.

Kraft Heinz will cut all FD&C colors from U.S. products by 2027. The move reflects rising demand for simpler, cleaner ingredient lists.

Shipley Energy reports that managing peak load contribution can lower energy costs for businesses, improving efficiency and savings significantly.

Eco Love, a U.S.-based lifestyle brand, is bringing sustainable household essentials made from bamboo, glass, and stainless steel to market, offering a scalable model for toxin-free, circular design in consumer goods.

Rollback of Clinton-era Roadless Rule would open protected lands like Alaska’s Tongass Forest to logging and development under Trump’s agenda.