Only 16% of the world's largest companies are on track for net zero by 2050. The failure isn't strategic—it's operational.

A company reporting its own emissions without third-party assurance is being compared against peers who have that assurance, and the comparison isn't favorable.

AI demand is pushing data infrastructure to its limits. Orbital data centers are emerging as a potential solution to ease capacity constraints.

A Japanese biomaterials firm is extending plant-based inputs into consumer goods, using nail cosmetics as an early test case for broader material substitution.

Wisconsin unlocks $125M for PFAS cleanup after years of delay, expanding funding for communities, wells, and stricter drinking water standards.

New research shows water quality data can help identify high-risk abandoned mine sites, improving how agencies prioritize cleanup efforts.

Internal audit findings that contradict public environmental disclosures are showing up in enforcement records. EHS teams need to close this gap before regulators do.

Companies that made bold environmental commitments without data systems to back them up are sitting on litigation exposure they didn't price into those pledges.

A new NRC rule is reshaping how advanced nuclear gets approved. AMPERA is among the first to engage, testing a faster path for microreactor deployment.

Food waste is shifting from an unavoidable loss to a controllable cost. Restaurants are using recycling and diversion to improve margins.

The PepsiCo Foundation's VivaOliva program reflects a broader shift as food companies treat regenerative agriculture as supply chain strategy, not optics.

Texas is suing Shein for toxic chemicals in products and data practices that may expose users to the Chinese government. Here's what companies AND consumers need to know.

EHS teams are being asked to deliver on environmental commitments made before water and land constraints became operational realities. The gap is widening fast.

Permit timelines are stretching. Usage caps are being introduced. The regions that were supposed to make the next decade of growth easier are getting more complicated.

Green hydrogen’s future depends on precision as much as scale. New monitoring tools are helping stabilize electrolyzer performance in harsh conditions.

ABB’s South Carolina site shows how legacy facilities can modernize efficiently. Solar, data, and phased upgrades cut energy use without slowing output.

New research shows U.S. recycling rates hinge on infrastructure access, not intent—reshaping how companies measure sustainability performance.

Karnataka's new clean energy incubator signals how regional governments are taking commercialization into their own hands rather than waiting for national policy.

The environmental constraints reshaping industrial timelines across Latin America are less visible than tariffs but just as costly to underestimate.

Before you finalize your next site decision, understand what uneven water infrastructure is actually doing to U.S. industrial expansion.