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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the Chesapeake Bay’s historic oyster reef restoration, boosting ecosystems and local economies.

The Dedham-Westwood Water District won $4.9M from 3M over PFAS pollution. It’s part of a growing push to shift cleanup costs back to chemical makers.

ABB is investing $110M across four U.S. sites to boost production of power tech. The move targets soaring demand from AI data centers and grid upgrades.

PepsiCo and Unilever join partners in STEP up for Agriculture, supporting farmer groups to scale regenerative practices and resilient supply chains.

Elcogen’s new plant in Tallinn boosts its output 36x, reaching 360 MW. The site positions Estonia as a serious player in Europe’s clean tech manufacturing.

Enel X and Amphenol share how REC and EAC strategies can overcome decentralized challenges and accelerate corporate decarbonization.

The Solomon Islands is launching a major marine plan to protect 24M hectares. A $4M Bezos Earth Fund grant will support long-term conservation efforts.

The federal permit that allows Northwest states and some Native nations to trap and kill salmon-eating sea lions in the Columbia River was reapproved late last week.

Livium, Won Kwang S&T to Recycle Solar Panels

Livium and Won Kwang S&T plan phased PV recycling for Australia, aligning with rising solar waste and a coming product stewardship scheme.

Iowa regulators approved 800 MW of solar for MidAmerican, the largest in state history, powering 144,000 homes and advancing a clean energy future.

Gender Snapshot 2025: Progress Is Backsliding

UN Women and UN DESA warn none of the SDG 5 targets are on track; urgent investment in digital access, data, and protections is needed.

Rivian Breaks Ground on Georgia EV Plant

Rivian’s Georgia EV plant begins construction, backed by federal and state incentives, with plans for 7,500 jobs and 400,000-unit annual capacity.

Nationals await cost modelling as Coalition again signals opposition to legislated 2030 and 2050 net zero targets in Australia.

WNS Faces Scope 3 Challenge in Net-Zero Path

Global BPM firm WNS reveals most emissions come from commuting and home-working, raising questions about Scope 3 strategies under new climate rules.

Solar’s Carbon Payback vs. Community Costs

Solar farms repay carbon loss in under a year, but nearby homeowners face property value declines, raising questions about fair cost-sharing.

Centrica, X-energy to Deploy U.K.’s First AMRs

Centrica and X-energy plan 6 GW of Advanced Modular Reactors in the U.K., starting at Hartlepool, with $54B in economic value and thousands of jobs.

Europe’s EV push is no longer just about meeting emissions rules. With costs down and sales up, automakers now face tough global competition—especially from China.

Maine Invests $315M in Housing Since 2019

Governor Janet Mills highlights $315M housing investment, 2,100 new units, and economic initiatives in Bangor while warning tariffs raise costs.

Gov. Jim Pillen promoted Nebraska ethanol and biofuels in Japan as the country plans higher fuel blends, opening major opportunities for U.S. farmers and exporters.

Power Up Connect unveiled the MBESS 90 kWh, the first fire-code-compliant mobile battery system, offering scalable, safe energy for commercial use.

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