The Center will support mass cultivation, commercialization, and safety assessments for cell-cultured foods.

Cuba’s push for renewable energy is a step in the right direction, but it falls short of addressing the immediate challenges of its struggling electrical system.

As semiconductor manufacturers pour billions into new facilities, a parallel challenge is unfolding—the need for infrastructure to support the workforce.

A study of 24,000+ U.S. lakes shows climate change affects algal blooms—but human activity often masks or alters these impacts.

A deeper dive into USDA data and economic reports raises questions about the accuracy—and implications—of her claims.

MCT now operates on solar power during the day, reducing carbon emissions while ICTSI invests $100M to expand the terminal’s capacity.

SolarBank and Viridi are developing a solar and battery storage project on a Buffalo landfill. The initiative will support community solar access.

Lead Pipe Replacement and PFAS Removal Among $265 Million in Water Projects

Syklo Ltd. is investing over $83M in a cutting-edge facility to expand plastic recycling and biocomposite production, set to launch in 2026.

A UMass Amherst study finds New England’s salt marshes store carbon equal to 10 million vehicles, presenting new opportunities for businesses.

With carbon capture technology emerging as a key component of U.S. energy and environmental policy, the EPA has granted West Virginia the authority to regulate Class VI wells for carbon sequestration.

With only 17% of peatlands protected, businesses have a growing opportunity to invest in carbon markets, restoration, and conservation efforts.

For years, biosolids have been praised as a sustainable solution for farming. But new research suggests they may be doing more harm than good.

JetWind Power’s innovative energy pods transform airplane exhaust into renewable power, easing grid demand and scaling to global markets in 2025.

Floodwaters surge across West Virginia, forcing evacuations and emergency declarations in multiple counties.

Chryso’s Canadian expansion boosts sustainable construction with eco-friendly materials and localized expertise.

States, consumers, and corporations clash in 2025’s growing wave of PFAS lawsuits over contamination and public health hazards.

The energy and environmental landscape in the U.S. is changing rapidly, and businesses must decide whether to pivot with deregulation or double down on sustainability.

Global vegetation growth hit a record high in 2020, driven by CO2 and reforestation. This surge offers new opportunities in climate solutions.

The plant’s strategic location near the AM/NS Calvert facility will further strengthen supply chains and position Alabama as a hub for next-generation steel production.