House Bill 15 promotes power generation, affordability, and regulatory transparency—but faces pushback from utilities and environmental advocates.
This initiative enables companies to apply for presidential exemptions under the Clean Air Act by submitting requests via a designated email system.
As the demand for clean energy surges nationwide, Ohio finds itself at a crossroads. Despite significant potential for solar energy development, a series of restrictive state laws and local …
Learn how Bayesian probabilistic models improve agricultural planning, resource efficiency, and food security through real-time data and historical insights.
The USGS estimates 47 million barrels of oil and 876 billion cubic feet of gas remain undiscovered in Wyoming’s aging basins, signaling limited future potential.
Recent study finds that microplastics enable bacteria to develop stronger antibiotic resistance, highlighting substantial risks for healthcare.
Companies operating in New York must prepare for new compliance frameworks, fee structures, and material sourcing requirements aimed at reducing waste and safeguarding public health.
Researchers use bioacoustic monitoring to track bird populations and assess forest health, providing cost-effective insights for management.
In response to rising flood risks and aging infrastructure, Detroit is expanding its Private Sewer Repair Program (PSRP) to address flood resilience across nearly 100 neighborhoods.
Romania’s new $152M hydrogen hub will drive innovation in production, storage, fuel cells, renewables integration, tech transfer, and workforce training.
Researchers have developed a micellar electrochemistry method that boosts pharmaceutical efficiency while enabling sustainable pollution cleanup.
A new study finds U.S. butterfly populations have declined by 22% in 20 years, endangering ecosystems, agriculture, and pollination.
Researchers have developed a palladium-based catalyst for hydrogen production that matches platinum’s efficiency while using ten times less precious metal.
A Stanford-developed process accelerates carbon capture using common minerals, offering businesses a cost-efficient, energy-saving alternative.
A study of 24,000+ U.S. lakes shows climate change affects algal blooms—but human activity often masks or alters these impacts.
According to the ASGA, the U.S. currently has over 129,000 acres of solar sites maintained by 113,000 sheep across 30 states.
EV adoption is rising, doubling electricity demand in some areas. With smart charging and grid planning, utilities can balance the load efficiently.
UK peatland fires are a major carbon threat, emitting up to 90% of fire-driven emissions. Businesses must act to mitigate climate risks.
Most businesses overlook ocean conservation in their sustainability plans. Strengthening ocean literacy is key to long-term corporate resilience.
A UMass Amherst study finds New England’s salt marshes store carbon equal to 10 million vehicles, presenting new opportunities for businesses.