Environment & Sustainability
Green Choice Proteins Expands to U.S. with Australian-Made Plant Nutrition Brand
Green Choice Proteins announces its U.S. expansion, bringing clean-label plant protein products made from Australian-grown pulses to American consumers, emphasizing ingredient transparency and sustainability.
Europe's Renewable Energy Goals Hinge on Storage Infrastructure, Experts Say
The intermittent nature of renewable energy sources makes storage infrastructure critical for Europe's clean energy transition, with innovations from companies like Frontieras North America Inc. potentially accelerating progress.
Renewables Surpass Coal in Global Electricity Generation for First Time in Over a Century
In 2025, renewable energy sources generated more global electricity than coal for the first time, marking a pivotal shift towards cleaner energy and emissions goals.
FreshCo Cleaning & Restoration Expands Mold Remediation Services in Wichita, Emphasizing Comprehensive Inspection and Air Quality Verification
FreshCo Cleaning & Restoration has expanded its mold remediation services in Wichita, Kansas, with a structured approach covering inspection, safe removal, and post-remediation air quality improvement, addressing recurring mold issues for residential and commercial clients.
SBMS Media Urges San Diego Contractors to Prepare for El Niño Now, Citing Business Risks
SBMS Media warns San Diego contractors to act on NOAA's El Niño forecast to protect profits and avoid winter disruptions, as delayed marketing decisions could compound project delays.
US DOE Says Green Hydrogen Could Be Produced Cheaply, Reviving Hopes for Clean Fuel
The U.S. Department of Energy announces that green hydrogen can be produced at low cost, potentially revitalizing the clean fuel sector that has faced high production costs and slow development.
Climate Change Amplifies Infectious Disease Risks, Experts Warn
Experts warn that climate change is increasing the risk of infectious diseases, cancer, and heat stress, prompting a need for expanded diagnostic access to curb outbreaks.
IRENA Report Warns Renewables Alone Won't End Fossil Fuel Dependence
A new IRENA report argues that simply transitioning to renewable energy is insufficient to eliminate global reliance on fossil fuels, calling for a multi-sector approach.
Safe Pro Group’s AI Technology Surpasses 50,000 Landmine Detections in Ukraine, Signaling Growth in Humanitarian Demining Market
Safe Pro Group Inc. announced its AI platform has identified over 50,000 landmines and unexploded ordnance in Ukraine, highlighting the technology’s role in defense and humanitarian efforts and the company’s strategic positioning for reconstruction initiatives.
Xeriant Highlights Colorado Wildfire Building Codes as Demand for Fire-Resistant Materials Rises
Xeriant, Inc. points to Colorado's new statewide wildfire resiliency building codes as a sign of growing national demand for fire-resistant construction materials, potentially boosting its NEXBOARD and NexPatch products.
Wheaton Precious Metals Releases 2025 Sustainability Report, Highlights $9.4M in Community Investments
Wheaton Precious Metals published its 2025 Sustainability Report, showcasing top ESG ratings, Corporate Knights recognition, and $9.4 million in community investments across 150 initiatives.
Polo Publishes Comparative Data on Fabric, Recycling, and Fragrance Performance Against Industry Benchmarks
Polo's new comparison report reveals how its breathable fabric, clothing recycling program, and premium perfumes stack up against competitors, highlighting strengths in fabric performance and fragrance longevity while identifying recycling scale as an area for improvement.
Greene Concepts Highlights Be Water's Natural Filtration as Summer Hydration Demand Rises
As summer temperatures increase consumer focus on hydration and water quality, Greene Concepts promotes its Be Water brand, sourced from ancient Blue Ridge Mountain aquifers, emphasizing natural filtration and mineral content.
Greenland Energy Targets 13 Billion Barrel Oil Basin in East Greenland Following Nasdaq Debut
Greenland Energy Company advances drilling plans for the undrilled Jameson Land Basin, which holds an estimated 13 billion recoverable barrels of oil, amid growing Arctic energy security interest.
Sump Pump Gurus Highlights Backup Systems for Spring Flood Prevention
Sump Pump Gurus urges Essex County homeowners to prepare for spring flooding by installing battery backup or water powered sump pumps to guard against power outages and equipment failure.
China to Mandate EV Battery Recycling Through Authorized Channels
China is introducing regulations to formalize EV battery recycling, aiming to curb the dominance of informal operators that handle 70% of retired batteries, posing safety and environmental risks.
Rice Trials Show 12% Yield Increase with 50% Less Synthetic Fertilizer Using Terreplenish
Independent trials in Ghana demonstrate that Terreplenish, a microbial solution from Easy Environmental Solutions, boosts rice yields by 12% while cutting synthetic fertilizer use by half, offering a path to fertilizer independence.
Heavenly's Lawn Care Expands Eco-Friendly Services to Four Orange County Cities
Heavenly's Lawn Care, a veteran-owned company, now offers free quotes for eco-friendly lawn services in Costa Mesa, Irvine, Tustin, and Laguna Niguel, emphasizing soil health and discounts for veterans, seniors, and first-time clients.
Milwaukee Junk Hauler Launches Same-Day Removal With 70% Recycling Rate
Clutter Punch Junk Removal expands same-day and next-day services across Milwaukee, offering transparent volume-based pricing and a 70% recycling rate, addressing local demand for eco-friendly waste management.
Renewable Energy Reaches Cost Parity with Fossil Fuels, IRENA Report Finds
A new International Renewable Energy Agency report reveals that solar and wind power paired with battery storage can now compete with coal and natural gas on cost, challenging long-held objections to renewables' reliability.
Nevada Organic Phosphate Targets Regenerative Agriculture with Murdock Mountain Project
Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. is positioning its Murdock Mountain project as a source of natural rock phosphate for direct farm application, tapping into the growing regenerative agriculture trend.
Balcony Solar Systems Emerge as Accessible Alternative for Homeowners and Renters
Plug-in solar panels for balconies offer a cheaper, more flexible option for households unable to install rooftop systems, potentially expanding renewable energy access.
New Study: Strategic Wind Farm Placement Can Protect Europe's Scenic Landscapes Without Major Cost Increases
A study reveals that careful wind energy location planning across Europe can preserve scenic landscapes with minimal impact on electricity generation costs, though regional challenges persist.
UGI Hosts Powering the Future Event to Discuss Natural Gas Role in Next-Generation Energy
UGI Utilities will convene energy leaders on May 15, 2026, to explore how natural gas can meet tomorrow's power needs, highlighting the industry's shift toward cleaner energy solutions.
Western US States Deploy AI for Early Wildfire Detection
AI systems trained to scan landscapes for early signs of fire are being leveraged by Western US states to improve wildfire detection, with tech companies like D-Wave Quantum Inc. developing advanced quantum computing technologies for further enhancement.
Microplastics Concerns Drive Shift Toward Naturally Filtered Artesian Water
Growing awareness of microplastics in bottled water is pushing consumers toward brands like Be Water, which emphasizes natural filtration through ancient geology and durable packaging.
Renewable Energy Reaches Record Levels in US and Globally Despite Fossil Fuel Policies
Renewable energy in the US achieved historic highs in 2025 and early 2026, with solar and wind output hitting records and clean sources supplying over a quarter of electricity for the first time, even as federal policies favored fossil fuels.
As Communities Push Back on Hyperscale AI Datacenters, Auddia Pitches LT350's Distributed Alternative
Auddia Inc. highlights its LT350 distributed AI infrastructure as a scalable, low-impact alternative to traditional hyperscale datacenters, following recent restrictions in Illinois, Tesla's halted project, and Denmark's moratorium.
Ricky Gleason Targets Kendall County Judge Runoff With Property-Rights and Planning Agenda
Lifelong resident and former planning commissioner Ricky Gleason is in a May 26 runoff for Kendall County Judge, emphasizing a three-horizon plan to manage growth, protect water resources, and support first responders.
Offshore Wind Energy Remains Vastly Underutilized Despite Rapid Growth, Experts Warn
Offshore wind energy generates over 80 GW globally but needs to multiply significantly to meet climate goals, with the gap between current capacity and targets widening.