From offices to convention centers, Virginia’s 2024 LEED-certified projects set new sustainability standards.

Can Ames' new grant program make community climate action more accessible?

PFAS, hazardous waste, and military expansion—Arcadis steps up with a major U.S. Army Corps contract.

With 60M Ethiopians still off-grid, ELEAP delivers power to 6.3M people and 19K facilities

Ontario communities are set to receive $222 million annually through Canada’s largest-ever public transit investment.

Colorado aims to balance economic growth with sustainability through investments in housing, transit, and workforce training.

How renewable energy projects are transforming Yemen, providing hope to communities through sustainable solutions and economic empowerment.

How can tailoring infrastructure solutions to Europe's geographic realities enhance economic resilience and regional equity?

JCP&L upgrades New Jersey’s electric grid, enhancing reliability for 8,500+ customers while protecting wildlife and preparing for future energy needs.

A new directive halts funding for infrastructure aligned with the 'Green New Deal,' impacting EVs, transit electrification, and renewable energy projects.

Given Trump's plans to reverse climate initiatives and promote fossil fuels, how will the progress made in clean water access and environmental equity be affected?

The 2 billion effort, combines modern design, advanced engineering, and a focus on future maritime demands, with completion slated for late 2028.

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.

NYC’s congestion pricing begins as MTA adds 265 electric buses, slashing emissions, improving air quality, and modernizing transit infrastructure.

West Philadelphia schools launch a climate science program featuring weather stations, blending STEM learning with creative expression.

New federal funding supports 49 projects to advance zero-emission transportation, deploying 11,500 EV charging ports and alternative fueling sites.

Dual disasters in Southern California and Western North Carolina expose critical gaps in utility preparedness, emergency response, and resource equity.

Federal aid arrives as California battles devastating wildfires, revealing systemic issues in infrastructure and disaster preparedness.

With insurers retreating and hydrants running dry, California’s wildfires expose systemic failures that leave homeowners and firefighters at risk.

From cost efficiency to sustainability, explore the benefits, challenges, and alternatives to artificial grass for businesses and homeowners.