Federal agencies adopt a bold approach to secure stable, carbon-free power for the next decade.

Communities across the U.S. can now access more detailed information on chemical releases with the EPA’s addition of nine PFAS to the Toxics Release Inventory.

U.S. Steel remains American-owned as Biden blocks merger, highlighting security and manufacturing resilience while U.S. and Nippon Steel respond by filing lawsuits against the Administration.

Explore the top 5 environmental stories of 2024, from record heatwaves to youth-led activism, highlighting challenges and progress in sustainability.

Relying on spreadsheets for sustainability data is no longer enough. Automation offers accuracy, efficiency, and a clearer path to achieving climate goals.

Can Pennsylvania overcome its infrastructure and policy hurdles to lead the nation in clean energy innovation?

The City of Portage debuts a food scraps recycling program, aiming to cut landfill waste, lower emissions, and support eco-friendly practices.

Methane reduction offers a rare chance for quick climate wins. Learn how federal investment is driving tech, jobs, and community resilience.

With most clothing worn fewer than 10 times, the global textile industry faces a critical sustainability challenge.

Exploring the major energy sources in the United States and analyzing their impact on sustainability, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint through clean energy initiatives.

Federal lands cut greenhouse gas emissions by 18% since 2005, but wildfires and droughts reduce their effectiveness as carbon sinks.

Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts have the highest recycling rates in the country. Which three states are ranked the worst?

Government funding will allow San Miguel Electric Cooperative, Inc. to transition from lignite-fired power generation to renewable energy.

New York will require fossil fuel companies to fund billions in critical adaptation projects, a move that could set a precedent for climate accountability nationwide.

How will the ISSB standards transform sustainability reporting for UK businesses?

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, Enova’s annual funding has surged from $290 million to over $800 million since 2021.

Maine’s commitment to renewable energy takes a significant step forward with five new community solar farms, delivering clean power and savings to residents statewide.

California's SB 253 and SB 261 require companies to report emissions and climate risks, setting a new standard for corporate accountability.

Canada takes a major step toward standardized sustainability reporting with the release of the Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standards.

“As energy prices rise and communities bear the burden of these exports, the U.S. must ensure its policies truly advance national interests.”