Amazon is decarbonizing its global operations by 2040, revolutionizing green infrastructure with net-zero buildings and renewable energy.

Recent research from the University of Notre Dame has identified fitness trackers and smartwatch bands as unexpected sources of PFAS.

Nimbus Aerospace, backed by $170,000 in early-stage funding, has taken its first flight toward revolutionizing private aviation.

Houston and Google.org have launched a Tree Equity tool to guide tree planting, aiming to improve environmental and health outcomes in the city.

The primary mission of Eightyards is to establish itself as a key facilitator for recycling and reusing surplus materials, such as fabrics, into industries beyond fashion.

Governor Hochul has expanded New York’s Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling Program, increasing its scope to help more families and strengthen the state’s climate efforts.

The highly anticipated Westside Technology Park broke ground this week, promising a unique blend of natural preservation and technology-driven amenities.

Global efforts to promote sustainable agriculture are propelling the organic fertilizers market to new heights, with revenues projected to grow at a steady 4.3% CAGR through 2030.

California's EV growth sparks a new challenge: expanding renewable energy and grid capacity to meet rising electricity demand sustainably.

Nova Scotia's renewable energy future gets a boost with a $45.8M investment in Benjamins Mill Wind Farm, led by Mi’kmaw First Nations and Natural Forces.

Virginia Commonwealth University achieves STARS Gold, showcasing leadership in sustainability across academics, operations, and community engagement.

Virginia Tech diverted over 2,100 pounds of research orchard apples and donated 477 pounds to local food programs, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and food access.

Climate change, shlimate change—words mean nothing without understanding. Talk of climate change falls flat without teaching how two centuries of fossil fuels has powered progress and created today’s challenges.

Designed to empower residents in some of the city's hottest and least-shaded neighborhoods, the initiative combines education, hands-on training, and community engagement to expand Tempe's shade canopy.

Through a $300,000 investment in Furniture Bank, the company is scaling a proven model that has already diverted over 25,000 mattresses and 10,000 household essentials from landfills.

The initiative will replace a blighted site with 214 new residential units, addressing the city’s urgent housing needs and supporting local economic growth.

Oregon’s new statewide recycling rules aim to reduce plastic waste and streamline recycling systems.

Green spaces like The Underline in Miami-Dade County enhance mobility, community, and health while reducing urban heat.

Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, leaving communities in urgent need of aid and support as they face unprecedented destruction and a long road to recovery.

Buy Now exposes the dark side of consumerism—planned obsolescence, waste, and environmental harm. Watch it this Black Friday week for a reality check.