Environmental news from around the world.
- WA water utilities urged to beware of cyberattacks amid national scare Hundreds of WA drinking water providers have been advised to protect themselves against suspected hacking that disrupted utilities in Minnesota and Michigan.
- Unprecedented WA wildfire weather fans flames raging into Spokane "When the sun rises in the morning, I think we’re going to be shocked" by the devastation in Spokane, the commander of the Washington National Guard said.
- How wildfire smoke is reshaping childhood Smoky summers are becoming the new normal across the American West, forcing a generation of children to grow up indoors.
- Kitsap voters to weigh in on public power amid high energy costs As electricity bills have risen across the country, so have community- and activist-led efforts to claw back electricity service from private companies.
- ‘Explosive’ fire danger to hit Eastern, Central WA, officials warn The National Weather Service warns of a “Particularly Dangerous Situation” this weekend — even more serious than the ominous Red Flag Warning.
- A Well-Connected Western Grid Benefits Birds and Communities On June 30th, a historic Joint Statement of Agreement was signed at the Western Governors' Association (WGA) Annual Meeting to strengthen coordination on transmission planning across the...
- Interactive: The Heezen–Tharp World Ocean Floor Map Explore Marie Tharp's groundbreaking 1977 World Ocean Floor map and discover how it transformed our understanding of the Earth.
- Big Wins for Birds this Legislative Session in Raleigh The legislative session has wrapped up in Raleigh with more than 2,000 Audubon advocates signing petitions, sending messages, and flocking together for a successful Advocacy Day. All that...
- Heat action plans are failing mental health, report warns A new report has found that mental health is largely being overlooked in the world’s strategies for coping with extreme heat, despite mounting evidence that rising temperatures worsen psychological distress, drive up psychiatric hospital admissions, and increase suicide risk. The report, published by United for Global Mental Health in partnership with Imperial College London’s Grantham […]
- Abandoned Study of Australian Ash Trees Challenges Case for Clearcutting A landmark study of the towering ash trees that grow in the mountains of Victoria, Australia, which was launched in the 1980s, boosted arguments for clearcutting the iconic trees. But when scientists returned to the site years later, they came to a much different conclusion.Read more on E360 →
- Environment Agency operation uncovers illegal waste sites in Lancashire crackdown A multi-agency enforcement operation led by the Environment Agency has identified two previously unknown illegal waste sites and recovered stolen machinery and vehicles during a coordinated crackdown on organised waste crime in Lancashire. More than 35 officers from the Environment Agency, Lancashire Police, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), Burnley Council and HM Revenue […]
- AD trade group welcomes NESO biomethane report and calls for greater government ambition The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) has welcomed NESO’s report Exploring the Role of Biomethane in the Energy System to 2050, which concludes that biomethane “could deliver significant value across the energy system”. NESO reports that around 30 TWh a year is achievable by 2050 before any feedstock trade-offs arise, five times current output, […]
- Ofgem proposes grid connection fees to deter speculative data centre projects Data centre developers could be required to pay refundable commitment fees worth hundreds of millions of pounds to secure electricity grid connections under new proposals from energy regulator Ofgem, aimed at freeing up network capacity and reducing speculative projects clogging the connection queue.1 The regulator has launched a consultation on introducing a Data Centre Commitment […]
- The future of sustainability is more globally distributed Sustainability professionals in Asia-Pacific, the EU and China will have more influence in shaping strategic agendas over the next three years. The post The future of sustainability is more globally distributed appeared first on Trellis.
- Thermal cameras turn primary pupils into climate detectives Primary school children equipped with thermal cameras are helping redesign their schools to cope with hotter summers, thanks to a University of Surrey programme that gives pupils the tools to spot dangerous heat hotspots and develop their own cooling solutions. With heatwaves becoming more frequent across the UK, reaching highs of 36°C in parts of […]
- Here’s what supercharged the monster wildfires in Spain and France Last summer brought Europe's most destructive wildfire season on record. This season is on track to break it.
- Why rice crops could be in for a weird year Researchers explain how El Niño and global warming are combining to create "the haves and the have-nots."
- Wildfire prevention has always been a challenge in the West. Hotter, drier weather is making it worse. In an overheating era, the old ways of keeping fires from raging out of control may no longer work.
- Nine Tips for Greening a Home Renovation Project Renovating a home is a great opportunity to make a home more functional, improve comfort,... The post Nine Tips for Greening a Home Renovation Project appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: When Wild Places End Today’s quote is from environmental advocate David Brower: “The wild places are where we began.... The post Earth911 Inspiration: When Wild Places End appeared first on Earth911.
- Unsure how to save injured British wildlife? We can show you Small acts of kindness can mean the difference between life and death for wildlife. According to the RSPCA’s 2026 Kindness Index, most British residents have no idea where to start with helping sick or injured wildlife. The charity recommends picking up any animals that are unwell and taking them to a vet, but the majority […]
- Sea into the future Sea into the future Channel Comment brendan 31st July 2026 Teaser Media
- What You May Not Know About Monitoring Surveys As we move into the next phase of the summer season, things have started to slow down. Birds are beginning to molt their feathers, juveniles are practicing their flying skills, and many species are...
- Purple Martins: Humans’ "BFF" Article written by Montezuma Audubon Center intern Ay-Zoh Shaw.From observing ugly-cute hatchlings to helping band scraggly, incessantly-chirping fledglings, monitoring and caring for Purple Martin...
- Becoming "BFFs" with Purple Martins at the Montezuma Audubon Center Article written by Montezuma Audubon Center intern Ay-Zoh Shaw.From observing ugly-cute hatchlings to helping band scraggly, incessantly-chirping fledglings, monitoring and caring for Purple Martin...
- How Habitat Restoration in the Montezuma Wetlands Complex is Saving Endangered Black Terns Article written by Montezuma Audubon Center intern Olivia Mathews.Working alongside a volunteer, I haul a canoe into the slow-moving, shallow water at Knox Marsellus Marsh within the Montezuma...
- Sustainability tools to use in 2026 Software, actionable reports, frameworks and other products designed to make your working life more impactful. The post Sustainability tools to use in 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- From Marie Tharp to Seabed 2030: Marine Geophysicist Vicki Ferrini on Mapping the Ocean Floor In honor of Tharp's birthday, Ferrini discusses the geologist's pioneering work and how it paved the way for her own collaborative efforts to map the ocean floor.
- What’s next: Key climate and nature standards in 2026 A timeline of methodologies and frameworks from the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, the International Organization for Standardization, the Science Based Targets initiative and other key bodies. The post What’s next: Key climate and nature standards in 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- Pacific Ocean Pattern Helps Explain Diverging Wildfire Trends in U.S. and Australia Two of the world’s most fire-prone regions have followed strikingly different wildfire trajectories despite both experiencing a warming climate.
- Seattle City Council limits residents’ ability to challenge new zoning For years, residents have had a fairly easy route to delay zoning changes in Seattle, putting the burden on the city to defend its plan if they have $120.
- Welcome to EJ magazine This week we have published the first iteration of Environment Journal in magazine form. This new online magazine represents a step forward in our coverage, bringing together longer-form features, expert insights and contributions from guest writers. Click here to read the first issue. Fittingly, the first feature in the first magazine examines how we have seen […]
- Reducing Waste: Your Citizen-and-Voter PlaybookOur ability to reuse, repair, and recycle is determined in city halls, state capitals, and... The post Reducing Waste: Your Citizen-and-Voter Playbook appeared first on Earth911.
- An adaptation storyAn adaptation story Channel Comment brendan 30th July 2026 Teaser Media
- ‘Wastelands’ No More: India Charts a Future for Its GrasslandsSince the colonial era, India has regarded its native scrublands and savannas as little more than degraded forest. Now, amid a growing recognition of rangelands globally, officials are working to map the nation's ailing grasslands, with a view to restoring these vital ecosystems. Read more on E360 →
- Here are the right reasons to buy carbon removal creditsThere is no intrinsic quality difference between removal-based credits versus reduction credits. The post Here are the right reasons to buy carbon removal credits appeared first on Trellis.
- These psychedelic images reveal what your weather app isn’t telling youEquipped with some fancy technologies, Grist goes on a journey across Portland, Oregon, to chart the nuances — and inequalities — of urban heat.
- 4 things to know about cyclospora and climate change A fragile food system, uneven public health messaging, and global warming are all working to supercharge the parasite’s spread.
- Latest proposal to dump carbon pollution near Scott Reef sparks renewed scrutiny of offshore carbon storage Location: Scott Reef WA Image credit: Nush Freedman Photography The project area in Woodside’s revised Browse Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) proposal is only six kilometres from Scott Reef, one of Australia’s most ecologically significant marine environments The proposal would require decades of seismic blasting to monitor carbon under the sea floor, resulting in long-term […] The post Latest proposal to dump carbon pollution near Scott Reef sparks renewed scrutiny of offshore carbon storage first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- BioPak commits to planting almost 60,000 trees through partnership with veritreeBioPak has today announced a new partnership with verified restoration platform veritree, committing to fund almost 60,000 verified trees over the next 18 months to support ecosystem restoration projects in British Columbia, Canada, and Tanzania. Through veritree’s technology platform, every planting session is monitored and verified using real-time field data, enabling BioPak to track restoration outcomes across biodiversity, […] The post BioPak commits to planting almost 60,000 trees through partnership with veritree first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Intrepid backs major Kenya reforestation projectCredit: Intrepid Travel. Travellers will soon have the opportunity to help restore one of East Africa’s most important ecosystems as part of selected Intrepid itineraries Intrepid Travel is expanding its commitment to responsible travel in East Africa by supporting a major reforestation project in Kenya’s Mau Forest, with plans to plant 20,000 native trees over […] The post Intrepid backs major Kenya reforestation project first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Epson selected for inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index Series for the 23rd consecutive yearEpson Experience Centre, Yennora, NSW Recognised for initiatives that contribute to social sustainability and corporate value Epson has been selected for inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index Series designed by FTSE Russell, a London Stock Exchange Group company. This marks the 23rd consecutive year that Epson has been selected. Under its long-term corporate vision “ENGINEERED FUTURE […] The post Epson selected for inclusion in the FTSE4Good Index Series for the 23rd consecutive year first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 6 Easy Eco-Actions To Take With Your KidsA greener lifestyle is easier than you think. Here are six simple actions you can explore with your family. The post 6 Easy Eco-Actions To Take With Your Kids appeared first on Earth911.
- MCi Carbon and Hatch announce collaboration to support commercial deployment of mineral carbonation technologyMCi Carbon is pleased to announce a collaboration with Hatch to support the engineering, technoeconomic assessment and commercial deployment pathways for MCi’s mineral carbonation technology. Hatch is a global engineering, project delivery and consulting firm with extensive experience supporting major industrial projects and emerging decarbonisation technologies. Through the collaboration, Hatch will support MCi in the development of […] The post MCi Carbon and Hatch announce collaboration to support commercial deployment of mineral carbonation technology first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- While England delays, Wales and Scotland proceed with plastics recycling overhaulAfter the waste industry warned that Britain’s processing facilities cannot meet the demands of updated legislation, implementation has been pushed back by three years. But some home nations in a better position than others. Last week, news broke that the UK Government confirmed that councils in England have more time to prepare for new regulations […]
- Legal coalition of 11 environmental organisations targets destructive European fisheriesThe joint effort takes aim at practices that damage marine ecosystems, often within supposedly protected areas. Launched earlier this month, the MPA Coalition’s first effort is following up complaints filed with the European Commission against Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, and Spain. Issues raised were primarily linked to national authorities continuing to allow bottom […]
- Food labels 'would help avert climate crisis'Food labels 'would help avert climate crisis' Channel News brendan 30th July 2026 Teaser Media
- From Kindergarten to College, New York Is Rethinking Climate EducationNew York State has joined a growing movement to make climate education a required part of K-12 learning, following years of student demand and widespread support from teachers and parents.
- Half of England enters drought as heatwaves and record low rainfall take their tollHalf of England has officially been declared in drought following an exceptionally hot and dry summer that has left rivers at record low levels, reservoirs depleted and millions of people subject to water restrictions. The Environment Agency has declared drought across seven areas covering much of central, eastern and southern England. The affected regions are […]
- UK utilities support burst rising mains detection initiativeCondition-monitoring specialist Samotics has developed a new capability to detect burst rising mains, one of the wastewater network’s most challenging and least visible failures. Developed in collaboration with Yorkshire Water and Southern Water, and using verified data from real bursts across both networks, the platform gives water companies earlier warnings on assets that are difficult […]
- Automated floodgates help deliver IED secondary containmentSponsored content: This article contains sponsored content. As UK water and sewerage companies progress Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) improvement programmes, secondary containment is becoming an increasingly important part of site upgrade planning. For sludge treatment facilities with above-ground storage, containment systems must often retain significant spill volumes while still allowing tanker movements, maintenance access and […]
- Walmart delivers mixed results on mid-decade sustainability goalsThe world’s largest retailer cut absolute emissions and carbon intensity in 2025 but missed targets for operational waste and packaging. The post Walmart delivers mixed results on mid-decade sustainability goals appeared first on Trellis.
- Fatal Detonation of WWII Explosive in Indonesia Linked to Illicit FishingIn May, a group of fishers on the Indonesian island of Biak were dismantling an unexploded shell left over from World War II when the device went off, reportedly killing seven people and injuring 19 others. Officials have concluded that the fishers were harvesting materials from the shell for use in blast fishing. Read more on E360 →
- WA shellfish growers worry for future after Hood Canal closureScientists sounded the alarm in June that a potentially deadly biotoxin was detected in shellfish. Tests have found levels way over the state health limit.
- US group outlines less expensive way of removing PFAS from farmlandsA US research team has proposed what they say is a less expensive — and more environmentally friendly — method for removing certain “forever chemicals” from millions of acres of farmland worldwide. The new process is based on data from agricultural sites in Maine. They say it has the potential to address two connected environmental […]
- Ban the molecule or manage the risk? Diverging PFAS policies are shaping the technology landscape, explains reportMatthew Fall, Technology Analyst with market intelligence firm IDTechEx explains more about the impact of the differing approaches to the PFAS problem, a topic explored more fully in the group’s new report.1 Poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances, also known as PFAS or “forever chemicals” are a family consisting of thousands of fluorinated organic substances, which have […]
- GHG Protocol adjusts standards update timelinesThe changes reflect the organization’s deepening partnership with the International Organization for Standardization. The post GHG Protocol adjusts standards update timelines appeared first on Trellis.
- Southern Europe burns as 3 firefighters die and France battles blaze 4 times the size of ParisFire crews in southwest France are battling a massive blaze four times the size of Paris, while two firefighters were killed fighting a wind-driven blaze on the Greek island of Crete.
- Most carbon released by Canada’s 2023 wildfires came from burning soilsNearly three-quarters of the carbon released during Canada’s record-breaking 2023 wildfire season came from burning soil and peat rather than trees, according to new research that highlights a hidden source of greenhouse gas emissions. The study, published in Geophysical Research Letters, estimates that the fires released around 554 million tonnes of carbon, with 74% coming […]
- How To Recycle a BicycleBetween 2020 and 2030, over 12 million electric bikes are expected to be sold in... The post How To Recycle a Bicycle appeared first on Earth911.
- 9 must-read books for sustainability pros (2026 edition)Another set of titles that deserve a place on your shelf. The post 9 must-read books for sustainability pros (2026 edition) appeared first on Trellis.
- It’s official: Data centers are slowing America’s shift away from coalNew federal data shows that AI demand helped push U.S. power sector emissions up last year.
- The EU might weaken its landmark climate law — the ‘most impactful’ in the worldLawmakers in Europe have proposed rolling back the bloc's cap-and-trade program, long considered the gold standard for reducing companies' carbon emissions.
- Is it getting too hot for summer school?Scorching temperatures are testing the limits of programs meant to help students catch up academically.
- China’s solar industry is losing money. The country is doubling down anyway.Brutal price wars among manufacturers have caused solar panel prices to plummet, making renewable energy cheaper than ever.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Adapting to Smoke Season’s Health Impacts With Dr. James CrooksSmoke season is back, and getting more intense every year. Tune into this “Best of”... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Adapting to Smoke Season’s Health Impacts With Dr. James Crooks appeared first on Earth911.
- Getting married this summer? You’re contributing to £130m in food waste‘Tis the season to tie the knot. But the big day in Britain has an appalling footprint, with many of the best catering efforts going straight in the bin. Each year, around 232,000 couples decide to take the plunge and either get married or enter into a civil partnership across England and Wales. Add Scotland […]
- Social media driving wild animal pet tradeSocial media driving wild animal pet trade Channel Comment brendan 29th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Neoen doubles size of Goyder Battery after signing two 15-year capacity contracts in South AustraliaNeoen has been awarded two 15-year contracts in South Australia’s inaugural Firm Energy Reliability Mechanism tender The two 75 MW / 8-hour capacity services contracts will be delivered by Stages 1 and 2 of Goyder Battery (454 MW / 1,814 MWh) located in the State’s Mid North Neoen provided notices to proceed to Tesla and […] The post Neoen doubles size of Goyder Battery after signing two 15-year capacity contracts in South Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Igneo Infrastructure Partners launches Vertis Energy to target business energy opportunity hiding on Australian rooftopsJason Willoughby Platform led by former Squadron Energy CEO Jason Willoughby enters market with 46MW operating portfolio across 240 Australian sites Australian businesses are leaving a strategic cost-control opportunity on the roof, with commercial and industrial solar uptake lagging household adoption despite businesses consuming more electricity. Vertis Energy, owned by Igneo Infrastructure Partners, is launching to target […] The post Igneo Infrastructure Partners launches Vertis Energy to target business energy opportunity hiding on Australian rooftops first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Boroondara takes over management of Fritsch Holzer sportsgroundFritsch Holzer Oval The City of Boroondara will take over management of the sportsground and pavilion in Fritsch Holzer Park under a two-year trial agreement with the Victorian Department of Education. The demand for sportsgrounds in Boroondara is high, and Council management of this ground and pavilion provides more opportunities for local sporting clubs and […] The post Boroondara takes over management of Fritsch Holzer sportsground first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- NSW Right to Charge reforms to unlock EV charging demand, amid ongoing cost, skills and regulatory challenges.Schneider Electric’s 2026 Energy Tech Pulse Survey found upfront capital costs, skills shortages and regulatory complexity remain the biggest barriers to energy infrastructure investment NSW Right to Charge reforms will make it easier for strata owners and apartment residents to approve and install EV chargers, removing a key barrier to electrification Schneider Electric and Electrify […] The post NSW Right to Charge reforms to unlock EV charging demand, amid ongoing cost, skills and regulatory challenges. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Audubon Pilots Adopt-a-Flyway Recognition Program to Enhance 700 acres of Migratory Bird Habitat in MinnesotaRoseville, Minn. (July 28, 2026) — Earlier this month, Audubon Upper Mississippi River was awarded $840,000 from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund to launch the Adopt-a-Flyway...
- ‘Gunk’ in Boise River led to state testing. It’s ‘rock snot.’ Huh?Chandler Bondurant fly-fishes in the Boise River every day, but since the first week of July, the only thing he’s caught is slime. What is it?
- A Rare Opportunity to Support Indigenous-led Conservation in CanadaThe Kaska Nation has spent years developing a vision for a proposed Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA) in Northwest British Columbia called Dene K’éh Kusān, which means Always Will Be...
- Sustainability professionals delivering more with less as budgets shrink and board access declines, says ISEP reportSustainability professionals are achieving stronger environmental outcomes despite facing reduced resources, shrinking budgets and declining access to senior decision-makers, according to the new State of the Profession Report 2026 from the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP). The report reveals a profession navigating a difficult operating environment, with political uncertainty, economic pressures and growing […]
- TomKat Ranch Earns Audubon Bird-Friendly Land CertificationPescadero, Calif. (July 27, 2026) — TomKat Ranch, based on California’s Central Coast, has achieved the National Audubon Society’s Bird-Friendly Land Certification. Earned through...
- Massachusetts utilities test residential EVs as grid resource in vehicle-to-grid pilotTwo of Massachusetts’ largest electricity utilities have launched a pilot programme to test whether residential electric vehicles (EVs) can operate as grid assets, in what seems further progress towards integrating vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology into mainstream electricity networks. Eversource and National Grid have partnered with distributed energy specialists EnergyHub, Sunrun and The Mobility House to trial […]
- Nature Journaling Protects Birds and the Places They NeedAt the western edge of Florida, just miles from the Alabama border, Shorebird Stewardship Senior Coordinator Brian Cammarano hops out of his National Audubon Society truck with a camera, scope, and...
- Climate Scientist Marco Tedesco Examines What Responsible AI Could Look LikeThe Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory researcher is helping launch an AI working group to explore how AI can support climate research without undermining ethics, equity or scientific judgment.
- Comment: Planning beyond the red line: What Teesside’s £2bn energy recovery facility teaches us about infrastructure deliveryPaul Rogers, Technical Director, tor&co reflects on what he believes the Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility can teach planners and policymakers about delivering major infrastructure. Britain’s infrastructure debate usually focuses on rail, housing and energy. Yet one of the UK’s biggest delivery challenges is far less visible: how to build the waste infrastructure needed to […]
- Living With IVDD in Dogs: What Daily Life Really Looks Like for OwnersAn intervertebral disc disease diagnosis changes more than a dog’s exercise routine. It can alter how mornings begin, where the dog sleeps, how bathroom trips are managed, and how closely every movement is watched. The first days at home can feel particularly demanding. Owners may be balancing medication schedules, restricted activity, veterinary appointments, interrupted sleep,...
- In Germany, Wind and Solar Overtake Fossil PowerIn a first, Germany drew more power from wind and solar than from fossil fuels last year.Read more on E360 →
- Is incrementalism enough in a systems-change world?Yes and no, but either way sustainability pros must stop expecting the numbers to validate them. The post Is incrementalism enough in a systems-change world? appeared first on Trellis.
- Three neighbourhood tales tell a story about how we’re responding to the climate challengeI spend so much of my time at work thinking about the national challenge we have on the environment, but last weekend I didn’t need to read another climate report. While much of Europe has spent the summer watching devastating wildfires consume forests, homes and […]
- Inside the ‘America First’ makeover of a global hunger programIn remaking USAID’s Feed the Future Innovation Labs, the Trump administration is abandoning an agricultural research effort built to benefit the world.
- Next stop for California’s high-speed rail: Finding private investorsThe state has a $25 million agreement with a consortium of companies to explore private financing opportunities. Not everyone is sure it will work.
- Sustainable Personal Care Products for an Earth-Friendly BathroomThe average bathroom is a plastic problem hiding in plain sight. Take just one item... The post Sustainable Personal Care Products for an Earth-Friendly Bathroom appeared first on Earth911.
- How Safe Are Secondhand Used Pet Supplies?A used dog crate can save you $80 and keep a perfectly good piece of... The post How Safe Are Secondhand Used Pet Supplies? appeared first on Earth911.
- Can experts from Earth’s second-driest continent solve UK water crisis?Knowledge exchange between British Water and the Australian Water Association will cover reuse, circularity, and nature-based solutions. The Memorandum of Action was confirmed at Ozwater’26 early summer. The Australian institution’s annual flagship event was held in Brisbane, around the time vast swathes of the UK were experiencing their first major heatwave of the year. This […]
- 90% of British businesses expect to be ‘largely electrified’ by 2035As climate sceptics look increasingly out of tune with the reality of UK weather, the business world is doubling down on decarbonisation as cost of inactivity continues to climb. Conducted by the We Mean Business Coalition, E3G, and Global Renewables Alliance, there Powering up poll looked at aloft 2,000 companies in 18 individual sectors. According […]
- Rapid decline in Arctic sea iceRapid decline in Arctic sea ice Channel News brendan 28th July 2026 Teaser Media
- New feral pig control regulation in NSW a landmark biosecurity stepFeral pigs Credit: Craig ONeal The Invasive Species Council has welcomed the NSW government’s decision to issue a General Biosecurity Direction for pig control, requiring public and private landholders in the Walgett region to participate in a coordinated feral pig eradication program, with landholders who fail to comply facing fines of up to $220,000 for […] The post New feral pig control regulation in NSW a landmark biosecurity step first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Pangolin Deepens Commitment to Energy and Electrification with Appointment of PPA Expert Robbert SlootenRobbert Slooten Australia’s energy transition is gathering pace. Renewable energy now supplies more than 40% of electricity across Australia’s major grids, with the Federal Government targeting 82% renewable electricity by 2030 as part of its broader emissions reduction agenda. Reaching that target will require significant investment, with industry forecasts estimating around 100 TWh of additional […] The post Pangolin Deepens Commitment to Energy and Electrification with Appointment of PPA Expert Robbert Slooten first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Global battery energy storage installed capacity to rise sixfold by 2030, forecasts GlobalDataThe global battery energy storage system (BESS) capacity is expected to continue to rise to manage growing demand from electrification, industry, and AI/data centers. Moreover, higher proportion of wind and solar increases intra-day variability, imbalance, and curtailment that batteries can mitigate economically. BESS additions are also driven by declining lithium-ion costs, stronger supply chains, and […] The post Global battery energy storage installed capacity to rise sixfold by 2030, forecasts GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Plico Future Fund supports seven grassroots sustainability projects across WA, VIC and NSWGrants span Conservation, Sustainability and Innovation categories, backing initiatives from habitat restoration to community energy resilience Plico has announced the recipients of the first 2026 round of its Plico Future Fund of more than $60,000, with seven community organisations across Western Australia, New South Wales and Victoria receiving grants to deliver local sustainability, conservation and resilience projects. […] The post Plico Future Fund supports seven grassroots sustainability projects across WA, VIC and NSW first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Heat-seeking drones target canopy koalasNightvision Ecology Director Stephen Mahony launches his drone at Awaba Thermal-imaging drones are revealing new koala hotspots across Lake Macquarie as Council harnesses technology to better understand local populations of the iconic marsupial. Lake Macquarie City Council has engaged locally based Nightvision Ecology to survey more than 600ha of bush around Awaba, Toronto, and Dora […] The post Heat-seeking drones target canopy koalas first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Ave Maria University Student Documents Changes in Insect Populations Following DevelopmentInsects are critically important to our world: They bolster the global food supply through pollination, recycle organic waste, support food webs that sustain countless species, and more. Yet they are...
- The Future of Climate FinanceClimate economist Gernot Wagner argues public climate finance should de-risk private investment, fund adaptation for vulnerable countries and help multilateral development banks scale proven climate technologies faster.
- Why Fixture Supply Lines Matter More Than Homeowners ThinkHome upgrades often focus on what people can see. These parts include sinks, faucets, toilets, floors, and cabinets. Yet small parts under a sink also matter. A fixture supply line is one of those parts. It carries water from a shut-off valve to a fixture. It may serve a faucet, toilet, dishwasher, fridge, or other...
- The Climate Case for Going Remote Has a Compliance CatchA growing number of small, sustainability-minded businesses are starting to treat remote hiring less like a perk and more like a climate policy. Cutting the daily commute out of an employee’s routine is one of the more reliable ways a company can shrink its footprint, and it doesn’t cost anything to implement. There’s no equipment...
- Conditions that fuel WA wildfires worse than normalA report this month from the National Interagency Fire Center notes that conditions more closely resemble those seen in mid-August.
- Weather Whiplash Helped Fuel the Wildfires in France and SpainIn a summer of record heat waves, France and Spain are now facing wildfires that have forced the evacuations of more than 300,000 people. Scientists say that a sharp swing from wet to dry weather, a signature of climate change, helped fuel the blazes.Read more on E360 →
- When the Canopy Turns Brown: Caring for Trees in Extreme HeatIn late June 2021, air temperatures in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia soared past 113°F... The post When the Canopy Turns Brown: Caring for Trees in Extreme Heat appeared first on Earth911.
- More fluff in sustainability reports, study findsA surge of interest in reporting has not led to more concrete information, say researchers at the University of Chicago. The post More fluff in sustainability reports, study finds appeared first on Trellis.
- This tracker ranks AI data center leaders on emissionsElon Musk’s xAI is the biggest polluter among the eight leading cloud and AI services companies ranked by nonprofit Climate Power. The post This tracker ranks AI data center leaders on emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- The other side of the meter: Who’s financing the AI buildout and why it mattersHow new infrastructure is financed now shapes what gets built, where and on what kind of power. The post The other side of the meter: Who’s financing the AI buildout and why it matters appeared first on Trellis.
- ‘Climate hushing’ has swept the Democratic Party. New polling suggests it’s a mistake.Climate change might not be a top priority for voters, but keeping quiet about it may backfire.
- Britain urgently needs infrastructure, but skills must come firstHundreds of thousands of workers are needed to drive hundreds of major transport and energy projects across the country. Making sure they’re industry ready is essential. Across the UK, a growing number of infrastructure projects are moving from planning into delivery, placing renewed focus on whether the sector has the people, skills and capacity needed […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Terraformation CEO Yishan Wong On Reforesting 3 Billion AcresRead a transcript of this episode. Subscribe to receive transcripts by email. Most Silicon Valley... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Terraformation CEO Yishan Wong On Reforesting 3 Billion Acres appeared first on Earth911.
- Australia Post celebrates impact-led businesses at the 2026 ORIASSustainability Impact Award Winner: Nakie The future of Australian eCommerce was on display at the 2026 Australia Post Online Retail Industry Awards (ORIAS), with three businesses recognised for their contribution to innovation, sustainability and inclusion across the eCommerce sector. The winners across the three Australia Post Impact Award categories include: Small Business Innovation Award: Mr Pool Man Sustainability Award: Nakie Diversity & […] The post Australia Post celebrates impact-led businesses at the 2026 ORIAS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Magnetic invention removes ‘invisible’ microplastics plus some PFASProfessor Nicky Eshtiaghi holds a vial containing the team’s magnetic adsorbent material designed to remove microplastics, nanoplastics, some PFAS and other contaminants from wastewater. RMIT University Key facts: Superior performance compared with existing approaches to remove multiple contaminants from wastewater: – Removed more than 95% of micro and nanoplastics in laboratory testing. […] The post Magnetic invention removes ‘invisible’ microplastics plus some PFAS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- When disaster strikes, communities already know what works. So why don’t we listen better?Professor David Sanderson and Laura Cimilio from the HowWeSurvive project. UNSW Sydney As disasters become more frequent and complex, new research shows the most valuable insights may already exist within the communities most affected. Across Australia, communities repeatedly hit by bushfires, floods and cyclones are building a deep, practical understanding of how to prepare for […] The post When disaster strikes, communities already know what works. So why don’t we listen better? first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- More tree cover linked to better mental health in older AustraliansCredit: Adobe Stock UNSW Sydney Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) Long-term study suggests greener neighbourhoods may help reduce depressive symptoms in later life Living in neighbourhoods with more tree canopy may help protect against depression in older age, according to new research from UNSW Sydney’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) conducted in collaboration […] The post More tree cover linked to better mental health in older Australians first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Landmark victory as plans for world’s first octopus farm withdrawnPlans to build the world’s first commercial octopus farm in Gran Canaria, Spain, have been scrapped, in a major victory for octopuses and the global animal welfare movement. Plans by Spanish company Nueva Pescanova to farm one million octopuses per year were leaked in 2023, sparking widespread concern among scientists and animal welfare organisations. Octopuses […] The post Landmark victory as plans for world’s first octopus farm withdrawn first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Brazil’s groundwater under pressureBrazil’s groundwater under pressure Channel News brendan 27th July 2026 Teaser Media
- How to Abandon Your Climate Commitments and Get Away With ItNot so long ago, many of America’s biggest companies were making bold promises about saving the planet. Many of these environmental commitments have evaporated.
- Here’s how offshore wind helped New England beat record heatThe region has added dozens of turbines off the East Coast since last summer. They and other clean energy sources cut the need for oil power amid recent hot weather.
- WA’s Hmong farmers face floods at generational crossroadsBefore the floods, the Hmong farming community was already grappling with who will carry on the work when the older generation no longer can.
- ‘OnlyMarms’: Marmots are on OnlyFans to raise money for researchIn June, Daniel Blumstein, a biologist, sat in a field in Gothic, Colorado, waiting to see a marmot. The rodent was elusive, leaving his thoughts to wander.
- In Michigan, the price of energy is on the ballot and both parties know itThe GOP spent years circling the state as a key 2026 pickup opportunity. But after a lopsided election loss, doubts are creeping in.
- Little Giant fire’s pyrocumulus cloud rises east of SeattleA pyrocumulus cloud from the Little Giant fire was visible from Seattle on Friday, as the wildfire saw dramatic growth north of Lake Wenatchee.
- Search ends for 2 missing hikers at WA’s Cape FlatteryTwo men vanished within a week at the Cape Flattery trailhead. Search and rescue efforts started Thursday were unsuccessful.
- Shark-wrestling suspect charged with harassing species in Puget SoundThe Oregon man is charged with targeting sixgill and sevengill sharks to get footage of the encounters for his social media.
- A new corridor reconnects one of Ecuador's richest rainforests
- A new corridor reconnects one of Ecuador's richest rainforests
- Florida Photographer Spots American Flamingo with Leg BandRachelle Vance was determined to see another flamingo. Two months after Hurricane Idalia swept a pink wave of the gangly birds through Florida and beyond in August 2023, the photographer from Crystal...
- CDP adds AI to speed emissions disclosuresThe new tool builds on technology from German ESG software firm Briink. The post CDP adds AI to speed emissions disclosures appeared first on Trellis.
- Major nurdle clean-up launched after Tyne vessel collisionA major pollution response is under way on the River Tyne after an estimated 25 tonnes of plastic pellets, or nurdles, entered the water following a collision involving the offshore wind turbine installation vessel Wind Orca and the berthed containership BG Orange at the Port of Tyne.1 The collision, which occurred on 19 July, also […]
- Endangered Species Act’s ‘harm’ rule: What the change means for wildlifeOn its way to becoming law in 1973, the Endangered Species Act passed the U.S. Senate without a single no vote. The rare bipartisan consensus – that species facing extinction deserved federal protection, habitat and all – held until earlier this month, when federal regulators altered the act’s definition of ‘harm’ to omit habitat destruction. […]
- Jerrod Sessler falsely claims Colville Tribes get ‘free money’ from firesUnder FEMA regulations, the tribes are reimbursed 75% of the cost of damages but are on the hook for the rest, executive director of the Colville Tribes said.
- Drought, heat worsen wildfires surging across West, Forest Service chief saysThe testimony to a subcommittee in Congress included debate over the restructuring of Forest Service offices across the country.
- Controlled Burns Have Saved Hundreds of Giant SequoiasThe use of small, controlled burns to clear out flammable underbrush has saved thousands of giant sequoias from devastating wildfires, new research finds.Read more on E360 →
- Climate, conflict and conservation collide at LandxSea Film FestivalAn international environmental film festival that celebrates the connection between land and sea is set to return to the North East of Scotland this September, with a programme spanning rewilding politics, open-water swimming and the consequences of overfishing. The fourth annual LandxSea (‘Land by Sea’) festival takes place in Montrose from September 11th to 13th, […]
- Controlling emissions in real-timeA coatings manufacturer in Wales has installed an advanced online gas analysis system to monitor emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) enabling the company to leverage real-time data for measurable environmental, operational and compliance benefits. ProAmpac Advanced Coatings, which has operated on the Wrexham Industrial Estate for more than 50 years, invested in a new […]
- Staffordshire reservoir becomes largest to be awarded Biodiversity Benchmark accreditationSevern Trent’s Tittesworth Water, near Leek in Staffordshire, has been awarded The Wildlife Trusts’ Biodiversity Benchmark accreditation, making it the largest reservoir-based site in the UK to have gained the nationally recognised status. Supplied by the River Churnet and Meer Brook, Tittesworth Water has a number of key habitats such as ancient woodlands, wetlands and […]
- Ofwat backs national framework for citizen-led river monitoringA national framework that intends to bring citizen-collected environmental data into mainstream catchment management is set to move into its next phase after the Catchment Systems Thinking Cooperative (CaSTCo) secured a one-year extension from the Ofwat Innovation Fund. The extension is intended to shift the programme from pilot projects towards wider implementation, with plans to […]
- Government legalises plug-in solar panels for UK homes from AugustThe UK government is to legalise plug-in solar panels for household use from 27 August, allowing consumers to generate electricity from small photovoltaic systems connected directly to a standard domestic socket without the need for professional electrical installation, provided products comply with newly introduced safety requirements.1 The move, first reported by Engineering & Technology magazine, […]
- As climate lawsuits advance, the oil industry enters ‘panic mode’Oil companies face new legal challenges, such as a recent suit for wrongful death, and older cases that are creeping toward trial.
- Indigenous leaders give the UN a roadmap for protecting their peoplesA new 12-point plan calls for stronger protections for Indigenous rights, lands, and voices as climate change, conflict, and other threats intensify.
- Dirty solar panels may be quietly eroding commercial PV performance, installer warnsCommercial building owners could be losing a significant proportion of the electricity generated by their rooftop solar arrays through gradual build-ups of dirt and bird droppings, according to maintenance data released by UK commercial solar specialist Absolar. The company says routine servicing carried out as part of its annual maintenance programme has highlighted the impact […]
- Earth Action: Build a Capsule WardrobeOpen almost any closet and the same pattern is easy to see: a handful of... The post Earth Action: Build a Capsule Wardrobe appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Nature Is Not a Place To Visit. It Is Home.This week’s quote is from poet Gary Snyder: “Nature is not a place to visit.... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Nature Is Not a Place To Visit. It Is Home. appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Sustainability lead’ teachers given no time to carry out role9-in-10 educators have spoken out about under-resourcing for climate activities in schools. Most teachers appointed to the role of ‘sustainability lead’ are not being allocated any of their working day to the position. From those surveyed by environmental specialist iAM Sustainable for a new report, The Lonely Role of the Sustainability Lead, 39% of professionals […]
- Dancing towards the revolutionDancing towards the revolution Channel News brendan 24th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Bellevue climber killed on Rainier had summited mountain 5 timesDaihong Chen had a “big orbit” of loved ones who are now mourning, her husband said.
- Conserving Habitat Has Always Been Central to the Endangered Species ActEvery bird, and every community, depends on healthy habitat. Forests, grasslands, wetlands, and coasts sustain birds throughout their life cycles while also supporting clean water, resilient...
- It’s a Race to Save the Humboldt PenguinIn the early 1990s, biologist Alejandro Simeone was walking the beaches of Viña del Mar, in central Chile, when he encountered a scene that would end up defining his career: dead Humboldt Penguins...
- It’s a Race to Save the Imperiled Humboldt PenguinIn the early 1990s, biologist Alejandro Simeone was walking the beaches of Viña del Mar, in central Chile, when he encountered a scene that would end up defining his career: dead Humboldt Penguins...
- Birds Build Their Songs Using Just Eight Musical Elements, Study FindsAcross the globe, birdsong is stunningly diverse—from the slow trills of a Northern Cardinal, to the flat whistle of a Three-wattled Bellbird, to the chirps and buzzes of a Barn Swallow. Behind...
- New wildfire triggers evacuation orders for 2 Central WA townsTwo small towns are under immediate evacuation orders while wildfires burn tens of thousands of acres to the east.
- The Green Economy Just Crossed $10 Trillion. Here’s Where the Growth Actually IsIn 2025, the global green economy’s market capitalization crossed $10 trillion for the first time, according to the London Stock Exchange Group’s latest tracking of environmental products and services. It’s now one of the fastest-growing segments of the global economy, outpaced only by technology — expanding at roughly an 18% compound annual rate over the...
- This type of orca is increasingly likely to be spotted in WA waters, new research showsThe chances of spotting Bigg's, or transient, ocas have drastically increased in recent years, according to a University of Washington study.
- New Audubon Program Helps Families Keep their Forests Healthy, Productive, and IntactCHARLESTON, SC – A new program by Audubon South Carolina will help family landowners across the state make their forests more productive and ecologically healthy. The initiative is supported by a...
- Better Data, Better Maps: Supporting Ebola Response in Eastern CongoAn effective Ebola response depends on knowing not only where cases are being reported, but also where people live, where health facilities are located and which health areas are responsible for reaching them.
- Netflix’s CSO quits for new storytelling roleEmma Stewart is leaving the streaming giant after almost six years to help change how climate is portrayed in film and TV. The post Netflix’s CSO quits for new storytelling role appeared first on Trellis.
- The secret to a better grid? Electric vehicles.Despite fearmongering that EVs will crash the grid, an emerging technology will help them support it by providing backup power.
- Lower injury rates must not mask fatal risks, warns offshore contractors’ trade bodyImproving injury rates are masking the continued threat of fatal accidents across the offshore marine contracting industry, according to the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) after its latest Annual Safety Statistics Report revealed fatalities more than doubled despite overall safety performance improving. The report, said to be based on one of the largest safety datasets […]
- After Decades of Drought, Water Is Rising in the African SahelWarming has brought extreme rain to the parched Sahel, which is seeing aquifers refill as monsoons grow stronger. But heavier downpours alone cannot explain the groundwater revival, say hydrologists, who believe efforts to harvest rainfall may also be paying dividends.Read more on E360 →
- Study reveals unseen benefits of furniture reuse in the circular economyA new study appears to confirm the unseen benefits of furniture reuse, and that these go beyond simply helping the environment. The work was carried out by Scottish interdisciplinary research institute The James Hutton Institute, and DePaul University in Chicago. Dr Alice Hague, a Hutton social scientist, and colleagues in Scotland, investigated how to increase […]
- Sustainability pays a credibility tax. Some of it is self-imposedSustainability isn’t seen like other parts of the business. But there are things you can do, starting with not making it worse. The post Sustainability pays a credibility tax. Some of it is self-imposed appeared first on Trellis.
- Are firms ready for Simpler Recycling?More than a year after Simpler Recycling rules first came into force,1 murmurings from the waste sector suggest many organisations are still grappling with implementation. This article shares recent reports and findings along these lines, and looks at what’s coming, so that firms can better prepare for changes in the way recyclable materials are collected […]
- How war in Myanmar is driving a deadly rare earth mining boomDecades of conflict have left Myanmar vulnerable to a secretive industry that is polluting communities and endangering workers.
- The deadly experiment that could save the American elmResearchers in Vermont infected 5,300 American elms with a lethal dose of Dutch elm disease. Those that survive could help them build the most genetically diverse, disease-resistant population yet.
- The year climate change came for the Tour de FranceRecord heat, wildfire threats, and an unprecedented stage modification highlighted the growing challenge global warming poses to endurance sports.
- Without stronger government action, Brazil’s low deforestation in the Amazon is unlikely to lastResearchers say that the rainforest is at risk of losing the equivalent of about 2 million soccer fields over the next 10 years.
- The cost of June’s heatwave? €2bn wiped off European grain harvestYes, this is the agricultural crisis you’ve been told to expect on the world’s fastest heating continent. Europe is recovering from a second unprecedented heatwave of 2026 that saw temperatures rocket far beyond 40C in a number of countries including Germany, Hungary, Austria and the Netherlands. The United Kingdom also saw seasonal records set, with […]
- £260m for next phase of Trees for Climate programmeThe scheme will add another 9,323 hectares of woodland across England between now and 2030. The National Trust, the Woodland Trust, Community Forests and Community Forest Trust have announced a new partnership which will ‘supercharge’ the UK Government’s existing Trees for Climate programme. An additional £260 million will be delivered to the scheme through Defra’s […]
- Angela Eagle has been given a great mission, here’s how she can deliver itDame Angela Eagle has been appointed the tenth environment secretary in a decade at a pivotal moment for the environment. She’s no stranger to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), having served as farming minister from September 2025 to June 2026 and as […]
- Take a walk on the wild sideTake a walk on the wild side Channel News brendan 23rd July 2026 Teaser Media
- WA wildfire updates: Some Kaiser Canyon evacuation orders downgradedFires are still burning, and the hot, dry weather -- with a coming chance of thunderstorms -- adds to the danger.
- The Song of a Wood Thrush is Good News for Landowners Who Love BirdsThe flute-like song of a Wood Thrush is one of the signature sounds of summer forests in the Northeast. But that familiar song is becoming less common as forests become increasingly fragmented and...
- Tesla sets net-zero target for first timeThe company continues to criticize conventional target-setting frameworks, which it says favor incumbent polluters. The post Tesla sets net-zero target for first time appeared first on Trellis.
- The hunt is on for invaders of a Hawaiian reef
- Audubon Surpasses 20,000 Acres of Grassland Restoration Through North Dakota Conservation Forage ProgramFargo, North Dakota (July 22, 2026) — The National Audubon Society has surpassed 20,000 acres of grassland restoration through its North Dakota Conservation Forage Program, marking a...
- Six tests for leadership: will the new government deliver for climate and nature? The King of the North finally has the keys to No 10, after months of manoeuvring and one thwarted by-election later, the new government has been unveiled. As with any new administration, there is a sense of possibility lurking in Westminster. But this transition comes […]
- What Happens to Our Brains in a Warming World?Climate change is already reshaping our brains. How do we act earlier, build resilience and change the trajectory for generations to come?
- Researchers combine plasma and cavitation in bid to destroy PFASResearchers in Germany have developed what appears to be a new approach to destroying persistent PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in contaminated water, using two complementary treatment techniques based on cold atmospheric plasma and hydrodynamic cavitation. The work, led by scientists at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), remains at laboratory scale but points towards a potential future treatment […]
- Roadmap paper outlines how superconductors can decarbonise transport sectorSuperconducting technologies have the potential to supercharge the decarbonisation of transport, saving gigatonnes of emissions in the future, a new paper suggests. The ‘roadmap’ paper examines how the transport industry, which creates around a quarter of energy-related carbon emissions, could accelerate the adoption of electric power at scale by embracing superconducting tech. It also sets […]
- Retailer receives £2m fine after mouse infestations force emergency store closuresOne of Britain’s largest discount retailers has been fined £2 million after admitting serious food hygiene offences linked to widespread mouse infestations at three Birmingham stores, in a prosecution likely to renew attention on the need for rigorous pest control and food safety management across large retail estates. B&M Retail pleaded guilty at Birmingham Magistrates’ […]
- Brazilian Amazon Sees Sharp Drop in Acres BurnedLast year, the acreage burned in the Brazilian Amazon reached its lowest level in at least four decades.Read more on E360 →
- Salesforce expands disclosures about AI environmental impactThe enterprise software firm is adding carbon emissions and energy consumption data to the “nutrition labels” for several widely used AI models. The post Salesforce expands disclosures about AI environmental impact appeared first on Trellis.
- Amazon cloud customers can now see their water withdrawal data The information is part of a console that Amazon Web Services launched for corporate sustainability professionals in March. The post Amazon cloud customers can now see their water withdrawal data appeared first on Trellis.
- Most Utahns want to protect their national monuments. Trump had other plans.Utah's Republican politicians and the Trump administration said shrinking Bears Ears was what locals really wanted.
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Colorado’s First-Of-Its-Kind EPR Oil Recycling Program With David LawesSubscribe to receive transcripts by email. Read along with this episode. Americans dispose of approximately... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Colorado’s First-Of-Its-Kind EPR Oil Recycling Program With David Lawes appeared first on Earth911.
- The New Fix for Takeout Packaging Waste: Reusable-Container NetworksThe disposable containers, cups, lids, and utensils that U.S. restaurants hand out add up to... The post The New Fix for Takeout Packaging Waste: Reusable-Container Networks appeared first on Earth911.
- National Planning Policy Framework does not include provision for valued landscapesMajor Changes to Britain’s planning system are long overdue, but experts warn vital protections for nature are at risk of being eroded. The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) is calling on ministers to reinstate ‘valued landscape’ regulations to the National Planning Policy Framework. The heavily delayed paper will set out far-reaching new rules for […]
- Andy Burnham must convince people government has clear net zero pathThe new Prime Minister is picking up an ineffective decarbonisation legacy, despite significant national progress on emissions. Conducted in June, weeks before Andy Burnham became leader of the Labour Party and then took office in Number 10, a poll of UK adults conducted for The Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals has found little faith […]
- 2,000 volunteers join a painstaking effort to restore massive skeleton of prehistoric predatorMore than 2,000 volunteers are helping scientists restore a Mastodonsaurus skeleton, a fearsome aquatic predator from around the dawn of the dinosaur age.
- A call for unity and awarenessA call for unity and awareness Channel Comment brendan 22nd July 2026 Teaser Media
- WA grandfather, sent soaring by bison, grateful he didn’t get goredThe community leader from Kendall suffered a fractured femur, along with serious hip and leg trauma.
- WA wildfire survivors return home to ‘black all the way around you’One resident used a gas-powered rototiller to protect his home as the Kaiser Canyon wildfire erupted to 110 square miles. The fire remains only 1% contained.
- Experiencing the Energy Transition: Sungrow Australia Opens New Solar & Battery Experience HubBy Jonathan Raymond EcoNews.com.au Australia’s clean energy transition has entered a new phase. As rooftop solar becomes mainstream and home battery storage moves rapidly from early adoption towards the mass market, one of the industry’s biggest challenges is no longer technology—it’s helping consumers understand how increasingly sophisticated energy systems actually work. Sungrow Australia believes the […] The post Experiencing the Energy Transition: Sungrow Australia Opens New Solar & Battery Experience Hub first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Case for Decarbonizing Singapore’s Data Center Boom Using Geothermal ResourcesData centers are straining Singapore's limited clean energy supply, but a proposed Sumatra–Singapore grid interconnection could help solve the problem.
- 10 Fun Facts About the Great Horned OwlWith their intense, feline gaze, barred bodies, and fierce hunting skills, the Great Horned Owl has been called the “tiger of the air.” North America's most widespread owl, this species is also...
- See you at the next Utqiaġvik Migratory Bird Festival!Weeks later, I’m still enjoying my time from the Utqiaġvik Migratory Bird Festival. The fourth edition of the festival unfolded over three days in mid-June, at the Fred Ipalook Elementary School...
- Reddish Egrets in Florida Bay Facing Uncertain FutureAs the sun rises over Florida Bay, so do thousands of birds that rely on its shallow waters and mudflats to forage for fish or invertebrates. On a typical day, you may see Ospreys, White Ibises, and...
- Five Reasons You Won't Want to Miss Rowe Sanctuary's "Pickin' on the Platte"!Looking for the perfect way to spend a summer evening? Join us at Rowe Sanctuary for Pickin' on the Platte, where live music, river views, and family-friendly activities come together for a...
- What NYC Got Right During the Wildfire Smoke Emergency, According to an ExpertAtmospheric chemist V. Faye McNeill explains our new, smoky normal—and how to stay safe.
- Get a Close-up of Skimmer Hatchlings Through the Lens of our Beach Bird StewardsCurrently, on the South End of Wrightsville Beach, tiny gray and white downy Black Skimmer chicks with long legs and thick beaks have just hatched. With temperatures soaring, it’s more...
- Companies are making hard choices on sustainability commitmentsSome 71 percent of sustainability leaders at large companies expect at least one corporate sustainability commitment to be scaled back. The post Companies are making hard choices on sustainability commitments appeared first on Trellis.
- Why Logitech puts a carbon footprint label on every productThe Swiss maker of computer mice, cameras and other accessories derives a range of benefits from its commitment to sustainability. The post Why Logitech puts a carbon footprint label on every product appeared first on Trellis.
- Kitsap residents asked to weigh in on ditching PSE over electric billsUnder state law, voters could decide whether to support a public electric utility.
- Brits underestimate daily water use by 100 litres per personJust one-in-10 UK adults has a reasonable understanding of how much they take and waste from their taps. Following a second record-breaking heatwave the race is on to increase awareness. The Let’s Save Water campaign aims to help people become more aware of how much water they are using on a daily basis at a […]
- Long Presumed Dead, a West African Reef Is Found ThrivingSixty years after surveyors first uncovered evidence of a sprawling coral reef off the West African nation of Benin, scientists have at last found the reef.Read more on E360 →
- UK marine conservation held back by red tapeEfforts to restore underwater and coastal habitats are hamstrung by outdated legislation. A new report by the Blue Marine Foundation has warned of an urgent need to improve and overhaul regulations and approaches to revitalising nature-depleted marine areas. Despite having pledged to protect 30% of its land and sea by 2030, the UK is lagging […]
- Power pivot: AI data centres could help ease grid pressure, researchers argueAI’s unprecedented demand for power is turning big tech companies into builders of their own energy infrastructure – and under the right policies and market rules, data centre investment could help accelerate innovation and deployment of clean energy technologies, argue researchers from WU Vienna University of Economics and Business. Global electricity demand for new data […]
- Europe Bans Vague Green LabelsOn September 27, the word “sustainable” becomes illegal on a European product label unless the... The post Europe Bans Vague Green Labels appeared first on Earth911.
- Water planning ‘out of step’ with Government growth agenda, warns Water UKTrade body says housing target, AI data centre expansion and wider economic growth all risk being constrained by outdated assumptions over future water demand England’s water planning framework is failing to keep pace with the Government’s ambitions for housing, artificial intelligence and economic growth, according to Water UK, which is calling for urgent reforms to […]
- Why the Iran war hasn’t caused a global oil crisis — yetThe world has found ways to adapt without crude from the Strait of Hormuz. Experts say that won’t last.
- French Polynesia objects to an American seabed mining plan made without its inputFrench Polynesia says it was "approached, but not consulted" about a Bay Area startup's plan to explore seabed mining near its marine preserve.
- Greening the routes: Transforming transport stops into living ecosystemsA standout at this year’s ADEPT local government awards, Hertfordshire County Council has turned a bus shelter into an accessible community asset with significant biodiversity benefits. One of the greatest privileges of serving as ADEPT President is seeing first-hand the innovation taking place in local authorities across the country. Every year the ADEPT President’s Awards […]
- As climate change threatens their lands, Indigenous nations demand more power at the UNFrom the Arctic to the Pacific, Indigenous advocates say their voices are too often ignored.
- 8 Ways To Reduce Waste You May Not Already PracticeEach person in the United States produces an average of about 4.9 pounds of trash... The post 8 Ways To Reduce Waste You May Not Already Practice appeared first on Earth911.
- Gene editing regulations ruled unlawfulGene editing regulations ruled unlawful Channel News brendan 21st July 2026 Teaser Media
- Cameras on whale sharks reveal they are the snackers of the seaA whale shark pictured at Ningaloo Reef (Credit: © AIMS | Andre Rerekura) Australian Institute of Marine Science Key facts: Research led by the Australian Institute of Marine Science and Murdoch University has identified 36 whale shark behaviours using camera footage and a review of around 100 journal articles, representing the most comprehensive catalogue ever […] The post Cameras on whale sharks reveal they are the snackers of the sea first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 575,000 wildlife records added to Australia’s national databaseAustralian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) has made a huge number of wildlife records available to the public through the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA), Australia’s national biodiversity data infrastructure. The data deposit represents a major contribution to the Atlas, including valuable records of threatened species and information from remote and under-represented parts of Australia. With the help of a […] The post 575,000 wildlife records added to Australia’s national database first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Lunio Energy’s first Australian utility-scale battery begins trading with OptiGridStrathalbyn BESS Lunio Energy, a utility-scale battery developer, has successfully commissioned its first Australian battery energy storage system (BESS) in South Australia with OptiGrid, an Australian battery optimisation and trading intelligence platform that is built for the National Electricity Market (NEM). The 20MWh BESS in Strathalbyn, South Australia is now participating in the NEM using OptiGrid’s […] The post Lunio Energy’s first Australian utility-scale battery begins trading with OptiGrid first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia Post accelerates shift to electric fleetAustralia Post accelerates electric fleet $40.5 million Federal Government investment supports trucks, vans and charging infrastructure rollout Australia Post will expand the country’s largest electric delivery fleet, adding electric trucks and vans to its network and reducing future reliance on diesel fuel. Supported by a one-off $40.5 million investment from the Federal Government, the rollout […] The post Australia Post accelerates shift to electric fleet first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Agriculture continues to drive up NSW land clearingLand clearing for beef on the Northern Tablelands of NSW. NSW government data released on Tuesday shows land clearing, primarily for agriculture, has again increased across the state, with the Australian Conservation Foundation condemning it as a “broken promise” from the Minns Government. The latest Statewide Landcover and Tree Study (SLATS) shows clearing increased from 66,498 hectares in 2023 to more […] The post Agriculture continues to drive up NSW land clearing first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Seattle forecast: Hottest days of summer bring highs near 100 degreesTemperatures are expected to climb into the upper 90s for some pockets of Western Washington, with a heat advisory in effect Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Kaiser Canyon, Modrite and Lyons Ferry fires continue to burn in WAThree large wildfires combined have burned more than 160 square miles, an area larger than the size of Seattle, in Central and Eastern Washington as of Monday.
- Bird Cities Soar: A Year of Community-Powered ConservationThe Audubon Society has seen tremendous success across the fifteen certified Bird Cities! All across the state, communities are promoting events, education, and sustainability efforts that are...
- The Colorful Guest That Never LeftRing-necked Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus) are one of the world’s most popular game birds, prized as a culinary delicacy and for their beautiful plumage. Although this species is not native to...
- In Appalachia, Severe Floods Linked to Spikes in Opioid DeathsAs global warming fuels more extreme rainfall in Appalachia, new research finds a link between flooding and opioid deaths.Read more on E360 →
- Closing Crane Season 2026: A Poem of ReflectionSoftly, delicatelyYou weave theStrandsLaden withGratitude, awareness, kindnessOver yourBeloved Braided RiverA gesture of reciprocityAnd knowingHonoring the oneWho welcomes youAnd receives you as none...
- A Blueprint for Saving Salt MarshesThe fight to save Maryland’s salt marshes will be won in places like Irish Grove Sanctuary on the state’s Eastern Shore. Last month, I stood on a sandy road that runs through the heart of the...
- Europe’s Rhine river at historic lows, crippling cargo shippingAn investigation by Al Jazeera has found that falling water levels on the Rhine are forcing cargo ships to carry a fraction of their usual load, driving up costs and threatening industrial production. The Rhine River, one of Europe’s most important waterways, is experiencing critically low water levels due to a combination of climate change, melting […]
- How NEC Code Updates Are Shaping Solar, EV Charging, and Battery StorageEvery three years, the National Electrical Code (NEC) is revised to keep pace with how buildings actually use electricity. The 2023 edition — the version most states are now adopting — made some of its most significant changes in exactly the areas driving the clean energy transition: rooftop solar, EV charging, and battery storage. For...
- Oystercatchers, known for sharp bills and beady eyes, are making a comeback thanks to conservationA shorebird known for its sharp, orange bill and beady eyes is making a comeback in North America thanks to a yearslong conservation effort.
- Has it been unusually warm and dry in Seattle?How does 2026 stack up so far? Bits of data are showing trends.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Cody Two Bears on Indigenized Energy’s Community-Centric Grid StrategyTribal households in the United States carry an energy burden 28% above the national average... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Cody Two Bears on Indigenized Energy’s Community-Centric Grid Strategy appeared first on Earth911.
- Companies race to comply with California’s new plastic reduction lawThere’s little guesswork but a lot of preparation ahead for companies operating in California. The post Companies race to comply with California’s new plastic reduction law appeared first on Trellis.
- CSO headcount at US companies falls for first time in 15 yearsAfter a couple of years of significant growth, according to a long-running survey, the number of CSOs has fallen 10 percent. The post CSO headcount at US companies falls for first time in 15 years appeared first on Trellis.
- New certification sets best practices for chemical recyclersThe framework from SCS Standards and Assurance Systems defines best practices for site-level operations and disclosures. The post New certification sets best practices for chemical recyclers appeared first on Trellis.
- More chargers, fairer access: Report maps London’s EV futureLondon will need a significant expansion of its public electric vehicle (EV) charging network over the next decade if it is to meet growing demand and support the transition to cleaner transport, according to a new study. Researchers compared charging infrastructure across Greater London, Paris, Madrid and Warsaw, finding that while London has one of […]
- Human activity leaves lasting chemical mark on coralsCorals living near areas of intensive human activity accumulate chemicals from pollution and show signs of depleted energy reserves, according to new research that highlights another way coastal development may be undermining the world’s reefs. The study analysed the chemical makeup of nearly 380 coral colonies from 16 reef sites around Maui, Hawaii. The researchers […]
- The government must stop putting cooling reforms on iceThis post is by Clare Perry, Climate Campaign Leader at the Environmental Investigation Agency. While the UK recovers from yet another week of extreme heat, estimated to have resulted in 2,700 deaths since May, there is a distinct lack of joined up strategy in government […]
- Rising seas magnify the dangers of coastal Georgia’s industrial pastThe state’s first Superfund research center is looking into how climate change is resurfacing industrial pollution.
- Sustainable Pavers for Cold ClimatesEvery construction or home improvement project is a little more complicated for people who live... The post Sustainable Pavers for Cold Climates appeared first on Earth911.
- Acoustic superheroes: how seals mastered hearing on land and at seaThe earliest eared seals, such as the 10 million-year-old Pithanotaria starii, improved their amphibious hearing abilities. Their in-air hearing was especially acute. Image creadit: Jamie Bran Monash University New research from an international team of scientists has identified how a specialised tissue in the ears of seals enables them to hear both underwater and on […] The post Acoustic superheroes: how seals mastered hearing on land and at sea first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- DETPAK opens US manufacturing facility in SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINAGlobal packaging supplier Detpak has opened a new manufacturing facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina, strengthening its ability to support major Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) customers with locally produced, paper-based packaging solutions. Detpak is a trusted packaging partner to some of the world’s largest and most recognizable QSR, foodservice, Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) and retail […] The post DETPAK opens US manufacturing facility in SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Fugro supports Tasmania’s largest bridge project to improve safety and connectivityO-cell load testing on-site in Tasmania. Fugro supports McConnell Dowell and project partners on the New Bridgewater Bridge Project in Tasmania, Australia’s largest transport infrastructure development. The 1.28?kilometre bridge will replace the existing lift?span bridge over the River Derwent, providing a modern and reliable crossing that connects key freight and passenger routes. Fugro is proud […] The post Fugro supports Tasmania’s largest bridge project to improve safety and connectivity first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Great Barrier Reef is changing. Why isn’t it on UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ list?Heron Island Photo: Richard Freeman, UNSW Sydney UNSW Sydney The Great Barrier Reef has again avoided being placed on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage in Danger, five years after Australia successfully opposed an earlier recommendation it be placed on the list. The draft decision, now before this week’s World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan, South Korea, recognises Australia’s investment in reef management […] The post The Great Barrier Reef is changing. Why isn’t it on UNESCO’s ‘in danger’ list? first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 1 in 2 Solar Faults Don’t Return After a Single InspectionIndustrias data shows what proactive maintenance delivers, and how many systems are missing it. Industrias, Australia’s leading commercial solar and battery maintenance specialist, has released inspection data showing that almost one in four solar systems inspected contains at least one fault serious enough to affect performance or safety. The finding comes as millions of distributed […] The post 1 in 2 Solar Faults Don’t Return After a Single Inspection first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Decarbonising our homesDecarbonising our homes Channel News brendan 20th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Seattle air quality: Wildfire smoke to roll into Western WA; highs over 90Smoke from wildfires in British Columbia is expected to drift into Western Washington this week.
- Kaiser Canyon fire scorches 60,000 acres, surrounds town of NespelemFirefighters in northeast Washington are working to save the town of Nespelem and Colville tribal buildings, as evacuees slept on cots Sunday.
- Trump again shrinks Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monumentsTwo executive orders signed Monday afternoon slashed the size of the Utah national monuments revered by tribes and public lands advocates. Grazing, mining, and drilling interests wanted them opened to extraction.
- Kaiser Canyon wildfire explodes to 72 square miles, threatens town of NespelemFast-moving wildfires forced evacuations and fouled the air Saturday in northeast Washington, where flames threatened Nespelem and a Colville tribal center.
- New York governor orders first statewide data center moratoriumData centers have drawn vocal opposition at local public meetings and in state capitols across the U.S.
- With Rain Comes Life and a New Chapter at Mitchell Lake Audubon CenterSpring rains have brought a burst of new life to Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, and this year, that renewal is paired with the start of a major new chapter for the center itself.A Landscape in...
- Bending the Bird Curve, TogetherEvery bird has a story. Some travel thousands of miles across continents. Others depend on a single type of habitat found only in a small corner of the world. Yet all birds share a common challenge:...
- A Season of Transition, A Year of Growth: Trinity River Audubon Center ReflectsAs nature reminds us each season, change is a natural part of growth. This year, the Trinity River Audubon Center experienced its own season of transition, including changes in staff and leadership...
- Texas Leaders in Conservation – Full CircleEvery year, Texas Leaders in Conservation (TLC) hosts career panels for its students. Based on their career interests, the program's annual theme, and the availability of professionals, TLC brings...
- Growing Grasslands: A Year of Progress for Audubon Conservation Ranching in TexasNow more than ever, ranchers and conservationists are working side by side to prove that working lands and wildlife can thrive together. In 2025, ranchers and conservationists with the Audubon...
- Bird City Texas Named a 2026 Conservation WranglerBird City Texas has been selected as a 2026 Conservation Wrangler by Texas by Nature, a Texas organization founded by First Lady Laura Bush. This statewide recognition will significantly elevate the...
- Building Relationships and Driving Record Postcard TurnoutAs stated in Audubon's Flight Plan, public policy and funding have a catalytic effect on protecting bird habitat and addressing climate change. Policy items like the Farm Bill can benefit Texas...
- Texas Chapters Expand to a New Generation, Reaffiliate StatewideTexas Audubon Chapters are active across the state. The work they do on the ground helps move us closer to our Flight Plan goals of bending the bird curve. Over the last year chapters in Texas had...
- Lights Out, Texas: 170 Million Reached and a Major Bird-Friendly Design WinAs an education and awareness campaign, Lights Out, Texas! continues to spread across the state to neighbors, friends, and families thanks to the work done by members and partners across Texas. We...
- Bending the Bird Curve Along the CoastAs Audubon Texas wraps up the 2026 breeding season, the Coastal Program is celebrating another productive year of conservation action across the Texas coast. Throughout the spring and early summer...
- U.S. cancels automatic protections for imperiled animals as critics warn of extinctionsThe U.S. Interior Department has canceled a rule meant to protect plants and animals that are determined to be threatened with extinction.
- Thousands flee as First Nations bear the brunt of Canada’s wildfiresResidents of one First Nations community went door-to-door warning neighbors before fleeing by boat. More than 900 fires continue burning across Canada.
- Audubon and FrontLine Farming Launch Partnership to Elevate Agricultural Interests of BIPOC, Young or Beginning Farmers and RanchersFrontLine Farming, a food and farmers advocacy group, and Audubon Rockies have launched a partnership under a shared vision of creating healthy ecosystems, a vibrant agricultural community...
- Firewise Program Protects Homes, Habitats, and the Birds We Share Them WithFire is a natural and necessary process in many of Washington’s landscapes. In ecosystems such as ponderosa pine forests and the shrubsteppe, periodic fires help recycle nutrients, stimulate new...
- What You Can Do to Build Wildfire ResilienceFire is a natural and necessary process in many of Washington’s landscapes. In ecosystems such as ponderosa pine forests and the shrubsteppe, periodic fires help recycle nutrients, stimulate new...
- Get to Know the Red Birds of North AmericaFact-checked by Kenn Kaufman, field editor, Audubon magazine. Spotting a red bird in the wild can be both a delight and a surprise—I didn't know we had birds that looked like that! In fact, North...
- Volunteering at Rowe Sanctuary During the Sandhill Crane MigrationEditor’s note: This article is part of a series exploring the various facets of the Sandhill Crane Migration in Central Nebraska, the $28 Million annual economic impact that the migration...
- From Chasing Shots to Finding MeaningEditor’s note: This article is part of a series exploring the various facets of the Sandhill Crane Migration in Central Nebraska, the $28 Million annual economic impact that the migration...
- Hawaii’s Compounding Climate Crisis Exposes Systemic FailuresHawaii’s March 2026 flooding exposed more than damaged roads and homes. True recovery must prioritize local needs and long-term preparedness.
- Longview millworkers get paid, but suppliers struggle in disaster’s wakeNippon Dynawave Packaging said Friday it will pay workers through Oct. 11 but still doesn't have a timeline for reopening the facility.
- Wildfire smoke threatens the World Cup final. FIFA still doesn’t have a plan.There’s no way to close off the open-air stadium where stars Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal are slated to square off.
- How Western Digital used AI to turbocharge collection of supplier emissions dataAn email agent helped the hard drive manufacturer boost reply rates and slash response times. The post How Western Digital used AI to turbocharge collection of supplier emissions data appeared first on Trellis.
- Drained Under Soviet Rule, Aral Sea Has Become a Huge Source of EmissionsThe Aral Sea sits between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan and was once the fourth-largest inland body of water on Earth. For the past 60 years, though, humans have bled it nearly dry irrigating cotton crops, leaving behind a salty plain the size of Ireland. Its loss has long been seen as an ecological and humanitarian problem, but new research shows that it has also been a significant driver of climate change.Read more on E360 →
- Are fake football shirts worse for the environment?Researchers at the University of Portsmouth are launching the first study to examine whether counterfeit football shirts release more harmful microplastics than genuine kits. The project, funded by the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO), will explore the environmental impact of fake football shirts, including whether they shed more microplastic fibres during use and contribute more […]
- Latin American governments prepare for El Nino as drought, floods and heat loomGovernments across Latin America are preparing as El Nino strengthens across the Pacific, raising concerns about drought, extreme heat, floods and wildfire risk.
- Burnham’s growth plan must start with natureBritain has spent years talking about growth as something created by markets alone. It isn’t. It begins in the soil, rivers, coasts, and ecosystems that make food, water, infrastructure, and industry possible. If Andy Burnham walks through the door of No 10 this month, he will inherit a fragile economy, a public tired of Westminster, […]
- Why did energy-saving tips disappear from the Energy Department website?As the country sizzled through heat waves, the government removed some of its most actionable advice about how to conserve energy.
- Line 5 tunnel in Michigan clears major permitting hurdle, in blow to oppositionDespite "adverse" impacts on ecological and tribal resources, state regulators said it's better than an oil spill in the Great Lakes.
- Biden’s climate law is dead. The energy transition might not be.A year after Trump repealed the Inflation Reduction Act, the outlook for climate action is dark. But there are silver linings.
- Eco-Responsible Travel Tips for the SummerTourism now produces nearly one of every 11 tons of greenhouse gases the world emits.... The post Eco-Responsible Travel Tips for the Summer appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: We Triumph or Fail as a WholeToday’s Earth911 inspiration is from philosopher, neuroscientist, and geostrategist Nayef Al-Rodhan. He said, “No sustainable... The post Earth911 Inspiration: We Triumph or Fail as a Whole appeared first on Earth911.
- UN report outlines how blue economies can become sustainableThe document shows the ways in which maritime and freshwater ecosystems can transition to cope with climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. Billions of people and around $2.2 trillion dollars of GDP are reliant on so-called blue economies tied to water sources and the ocean. Published by the United Nations and co-authored by researchers at […]
- Dame Judi Dench and stars urge end to Iceland’s whale slaughterThe first whales processed in Hvalfjörður Iceland during summer 2026 whale hunt. Photo: Micah Garen / Four Corners Media. Humane World for Animals Australia Dame Judi Dench and a host of other high-profile stars have written a letter urging Iceland to ban whale hunting, expressing their “deep sadness” that 18 fin whales have been slaughtered […] The post Dame Judi Dench and stars urge end to Iceland’s whale slaughter first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Solar breakthrough cuts scarce metal, bringing cheaper clean energy closer to marketThe research team’s commercially sized indium-free tandem solar cell, which achieved a certified efficiency of 31 per cent using abundant tin oxide in place of scarce indium. Image: Monash University Monash University An international team of researchers has built the first high-performance, commercially sized tandem solar cell that doesn’t rely on the scarce and expensive […] The post Solar breakthrough cuts scarce metal, bringing cheaper clean energy closer to market first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Accountability for impacts is essential to secure a nature-positive futureTomoo Machiba, Vice Chair of the GRI GSSB, with Astrid Schomaker, UN Convention on Biological Diversity Executive Secretary, in Kumamoto Japan. GRI and its GSSB back ‘Kumamoto Declaration’ and the call for urgent, coordinated action to meet global biodiversity targets GRI has joined 85 signatories in endorsing the Kumamoto Declaration, a global call to accelerate action […] The post Accountability for impacts is essential to secure a nature-positive future first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Heavy smoke from wildfires is darkening skies from the US Midwest to the East Coast, in photosHeavy wildfire smoke darkened skies from the Great Lakes to parts of the East Coast.
- Meet ‘Jimothy,’ Seattle’s internet-famous raccoonThe tiny beast has been spotted twice in Ballard this summer and appears to be doing well, despite a likely congenital deformity, an animal expert said.
- The Aral Sea isn’t just an ecological nightmare — it’s a carbon bombMost of this inland sea is a dry lakebed the size of Ireland, and it has already released 748 million metric tons of CO2. But scientists say there's still time to reverse course.
- Wildfire Smoke Returns: What to Know About This Week’s Air QualityAir pollution expert Dan Westervelt discusses this summer's wildfires and resulting air quality in New York City and beyond.
- Need for speed? Driving above the speed limit costs you — and doesn’t actually save much timeA new study makes the case — personal, financial and environmental — for driving the speed limit.
- Net zero has a big clean air bonus that can’t be ignoredThis post is by Sophie O’Connell, senior analyst at the Clean Air Fund. This month marked the 70th anniversary of the UK’s first Clean Air Act, introduced in 1956 following The Great Smog of London. For five days, coal-induced smog settled over the capital, contributing […]
- Wait—Do Woodpeckers Kill Trees?If you’ve ever witnessed a Pileated Woodpecker chiseling away at a tree trunk, you might have wondered if all that wood pecking was taking a toll on the tree. Pileated nest holes, after all, can...
- In Steel Country, the Fight for Clean Air Faces New ObstaclesA Japanese steel giant has pledged billions in new investment in Pennsylvania’s Monongahela River Valley, raising hopes that it would clean up pollution from its steel mills in the region. But documents show that its plans to ramp up production will worsen local air quality.Read more on E360 →
- Crypto and the Climate: Can Blockchain Ever Go Green?The rapid expansion of the digital economy has changed how we think about finance, asset ownership, and network decentralization. It all revolves around one thing: blockchain technology. Digital currencies have become widely accepted, but the computational power needed to secure the networks behind them has become a problem from an environmental perspective. As the world...
- Beach Days: Sharing the Shore with Birds and PeopleWhen setting up for a beach day, I like to look for the most open area I can find, as do many other beachgoers. An ideal spot to sit has as few people as possible, no disturbances, no one running...
- UK’s climate has ‘fundamentally changed’, says Met Office reportThe climate of the 20th century has now gone, scientists have declared, as a new report reveals that 2025 was the UK’s warmest year on record – the sixth time this century that record has been broken. The latest State of the UK Climate report, published by the Met Office and the Royal Meteorological Society, […]
- Data centers are booming. Indigenous leaders want help protecting their lands.Indigenous leaders warn the U.N. that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence data centers threatens their rights.
- More chief sustainability officers are taking on risk management, survey findsIdentifying regulatory, supply chain and climate vulnerabilities takes a front seat to two other top priorities for the CSO role: cost savings and customer acquisition. The post More chief sustainability officers are taking on risk management, survey finds appeared first on Trellis.
- Schools to save £220m as government expands solar rolloutHundreds more schools across England are set to slash their energy bills through government-funded solar panels, freeing up millions of pounds to reinvest in children’s education. The Department for Education announced today (Thursday 16 July) that 100 additional schools and colleges will join the Great British Energy Solar Partnership, backed by up to £40 million […]
- From ambition to implementation: 6 takeaways from Trellis Impact 26Attendees repeatedly observed that the conversation has moved beyond why companies should act to how. The post From ambition to implementation: 6 takeaways from Trellis Impact 26 appeared first on Trellis.
- Porpoises and puffins impacted by bottom trawlersPorpoises and puffins impacted by bottom trawlers Channel News brendan 16th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Buy or DIY: Summer Beauty Survival KitWith summer in full swing, most of us find ourselves reaching for sunburn soothers, dry... The post Buy or DIY: Summer Beauty Survival Kit appeared first on Earth911.
- Cheat Sheet: CompostingFood is the single most common material Americans send to landfills. About 24 percent of... The post Cheat Sheet: Composting appeared first on Earth911.
- Greater Manchester residents let down by lack of wildfire health warningsWith moorland still going up in smoke to the south and east of the city-region, criticism is mounting at a poorly coordinated public safety response. Areas of Greater Manchester, Derbyshire and West Yorkshire have been subject to rising air pollution levels as a result of wildfires that broke out on Monday 13th July. Despite the […]
- Surrey bus company unveils next-generation EV fleet13 high performance electric buses are bound for one of the county’s leading operators. Falcon Buses has unveiled a new fleet of ‘next generation’ Alexander Dennis Enviro200EV single-deckers. The vehicles will enter service on the 436 and 461 routes, respectively ferrying passengers between Weybridge and Woking, and Kingston and St Peter’s Hospital. The operator is […]
- Sizewell B nuclear power station given 20 year lifetime extensionThe site will cease operations in 2055 following the agreement. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has confirmed the Sizewell B nuclear power station, Suffolk, has been given a 20 year operational extension and an expansion of the facility. This means the site, which is owed by EDF, will continue to contribute to […]
- Local tradies celebrated as Solahart kicks off first-ever ‘Solahart Tradie Recognition Day’Solahart Fraser Coast Tradies recognised nationwide as solar demand surges across Australia Tradies across Australia are being recognised as part of Solahart’s inaugural Solahart Tradie Recognition Day – a national initiative acknowledging the essential role these skilled professionals play in helping households transition to solar and smart energy solutions. Held on Friday 3 July 2026, […] The post Local tradies celebrated as Solahart kicks off first-ever ‘Solahart Tradie Recognition Day’ first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Retiree dilemma: Older Aussies missing out on energy savings as power bills riseChief Operating Officer David Sedighi Energy experts are warning thousands of baby boomers could be missing out on cheaper power bills, with concerns about upfront costs and payback periods preventing many from embracing home battery technology. Leading Energy Solutions provider VoltX Energy Chief Operating Officer David Sedighi said a growing number of Australians aged over 60 were […] The post Retiree dilemma: Older Aussies missing out on energy savings as power bills rise first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Smart Glasses tech helping solve critical skilled technician shortageAI-enabled augmented reality (AR) smart glasses are emerging as a new practical solution to fill a shortage of field service technicians maintaining on-location equipment across industries from automotive and medical to complex machinery. The AI-enabled AR wearable headset effectively becomes the “eyes” of a field service technician, allowing less experienced workers in remote or complex […] The post Smart Glasses tech helping solve critical skilled technician shortage first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Climate reporting is exposing a problem bigger than emissionsBy Lisa Zembrodt, Principal and Senior Director, Schneider Electric Many Australian businesses are entering the next phase of climate reporting in survival mode. Inflation remains above target, energy and transport costs are still putting pressure on operating budgets, and economic growth has been modest. Annual inflation was 4 per cent in May 2026 and GDP […] The post Climate reporting is exposing a problem bigger than emissions first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Network of Australian property owners committing their land to habitat preservation reaches 1,000 membersPhoto credit: Josh Baker Humane World for Animals Australia Humane World for Animals Australia’s Wildlife Land Trust program has welcomed its 1000th member property—this major milestone brings the total area protected to 96,500 hectares. The Wildlife Land Trust (WLT) program, a network of Australian property owners committing their land to habitat preservation, began in 2007 and […] The post Network of Australian property owners committing their land to habitat preservation reaches 1,000 members first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CI in the news: Indigenous knowledge in a changing climate
- New Species of Monkey Discovered in the CongoScientists have identified a new species of monkey in the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is just the fifth new species of African monkey discovered in the last 75 years.Read more on E360 →
- Puerto Rico’s Energy Future: Is Gas the Only Option?Some experts and advocates say the government’s push for liquefied natural gas is standing in the way of renewable energy goals.
- New Environmental Performance Index Highlights Sustainability Gains and the Challenges AheadThe 2026 EPI, produced by Yale and Columbia Climate School, finds that Europe leads in environmental performance but few countries are on track for net-zero by 2050.
- AI threatens Big Tech’s clean energy agendaElectricity emissions surged at Amazon, Google and Microsoft in 2025, signaling new hazards for the corporate clean power movement. The post AI threatens Big Tech’s clean energy agenda appeared first on Trellis.
- Government appoints single regulator to advance £175m Port of Tyne clean energy hub plansThe UK government has appointed the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) as Lead Environmental Regulator for the Port of Tyne’s proposed £175 million Clean Energy Park, in a move intended to accelerate approvals for a major offshore wind and clean energy development in North East England.1 The designation gives the MMO responsibility for coordinating advice from […]
- Landmark shark conservation drive receives almost £1 millionA major new conservation project that will help to improve understanding and protection of some of England’s most iconic shark species has been awarded funding of almost £1 million by Natural England. Led by the University of Exeter in partnership with the Marine Biological Association and supported through Natural England’s Species Recovery Programme (SRP), the […]
- What has really changed for the ‘responsible person’?Recent updates to the international standard governing the repair, overhaul, and reclamation of equipment used in hazardous areas have seen notable updates to the Responsible Person role – placing much more responsibility on the function. Karl Metcalfe, Technical Support at the Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades, explains how the definition of the role, and […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The MooBlue Team Keeps The Beef, Without The BurpTune into one of our most inspiring interviews, one that shows youth are prepared to... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The MooBlue Team Keeps The Beef, Without The Burp appeared first on Earth911.
- Unpacking the Value of the PRN SystemSponsored content: This article contains sponsored content. By Alex Hilton of Beyondly The UK packaging recycling system is under scrutiny. Calls to reform the Packaging Recovery Note (PRN) system have grown louder alongside the rollout of Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (pEPR) and amendments to Plastic Packaging Tax. Much of this debate has been characterised by […]
- They wanted to hold Exxon accountable. Then they got hacked.A decade after climate activists' emails were breached, a court case is shedding new light on who allegedly orchestrated the hacking.
- Ultrafine particles linked to two million deaths a yearTiny particles of air pollution, far smaller than a human hair, are contributing to nearly two million excess deaths globally each year, according to the most comprehensive study of its kind. The research, led by scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Germany, has for the first time, mapped exposure to ultrafine particles […]
- A Bay Area financial analyst wants a piece of this mineral-rich seabed surrounded by 3 Pacific nationsAs President Trump pushes seabed mining, the bid by an American startup reveals the limits of island nations' control over their neighboring waters.
- For Indigenous peoples, conflict means so much more than warIndigenous leaders say true peace requires self-determination and respect for their rights.
- Nebraska wants data centers to come clean about water usageThe industry can be a black box of information. But as the state deals with persistent drought, residents and regulators want more answers.
- Shopping Your Values: OrganicThis is the final article in a six-part series focused on helping consumers choose products... The post Shopping Your Values: Organic appeared first on Earth911.
- Nuveen and CalSTRS form $2 billion strategic partnership to finance sustainable infrastructure investmentsDon Dimitrievich, Global Head of Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit CalSTRS to anchor Nuveen’s energy & power infrastructure credit strategy providing scale to meet generational demand for clean, affordable and secure energy and critical infrastructure Nuveen, a global investment leader managing $1.4 trillion in public and private assets worldwide, today announced a strategic partnership with the […] The post Nuveen and CalSTRS form $2 billion strategic partnership to finance sustainable infrastructure investments first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Oceania’s First Voices leaders unite in Canberra to prepare for COP31Oceania’s First Voices leaders in Canberra this week. Front row left to right: Kesaya Baba – WWF Australia; Alfred Ralifo – WWF Pacific; Talei Silibaravi – Macuata, Fiji; Nat Burke – WWF Australia; Anahera Nin – Pou Take `Ahuarangi of the National Iwi Chair Forum, Aotearoa; Kesaia Vasutoga – WWF Australia Back row left to […] The post Oceania’s First Voices leaders unite in Canberra to prepare for COP31 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- SiteHive plugs the missing piece in environmental monitoring – weatherSiteHive Weather Changes in climate are expected to increase the frequency and intensity of weather conditions that impact construction projects*. As weather patterns become more variable and environmental expectations continue to grow, construction and infrastructure projects need more than monitoring data – they need the context to understand it. To provide those insights, Australian environmental […] The post SiteHive plugs the missing piece in environmental monitoring – weather first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Schneider Electric Innovation Day 2026 to explore the future of AI-ready infrastructure and ecosystem-led innovationSchneider Electric Innovation Day 2026 explores how organisations can respond to the new energy landscape, accelerating digitisation and an increasingly complex global market through smarter technology ecosystems. Showcasing how AI-ready, connected and sustainable digital infrastructure can help businesses improve agility, intelligence and long-term profitability. Demonstrates the role of interoperability, visibility and ecosystem partnerships in delivering […] The post Schneider Electric Innovation Day 2026 to explore the future of AI-ready infrastructure and ecosystem-led innovation first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Applications now open for Return and Earn bin baskets for NSW councilsA Return and Earn bin basket in Batemans Bay Return and Earn NSW councils are invited to apply for the latest round of the Return and Earn bin baskets program, which is helping keep bottles, cans and cartons out of landfill and into the hands of eager recyclers. The simple but innovative solution to recycling […] The post Applications now open for Return and Earn bin baskets for NSW councils first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- TV must showcase real animal livesTV must showcase real animal lives Channel Comment brendan 15th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Audubon Flocks to Washington, D.C.Board Chair Emeritus Heidi McCree, Senior Policy Director Beth Alvi, and Senior Manager of Everglades Policy McKee Gray met with members of Florida's Congressional Delegation in Washington, D.C. this...
- From Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Member to Coastal Advocate: Rogerio DaSilvaIt all started with an Audubon membership. Rogerio DaSilva, a Naples-area nature photographer, became a member of and donor to Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. While he loved photographing the wading birds...
- Leading Conservation: CLI Students Unveil Year-End ProjectsAudubon Florida’s Conservation Leadership Initiative (CLI) is an immersive program that connects undergraduate students with Audubon chapter leaders for a unique, intergenerational learning...
- Chapters Create Critical Nesting Space for Purple MartinsPurple Martins grace the skies of Florida every spring and summer, but development and habitat changes have reduced their natural nesting sites. Audubon chapters around Florida have stepped up to...
- WA tribes, conservation groups sue over Trump endangered species ruleNorthwest tribal nations and conservation groups sued the Trump administration over a new rule that aims to eliminate habitat protections for imperiled species.
- Property Tax Amendment on November Ballot Poses Immediate and Lasting Threat to Florida’s EnvironmentIn a special session this May, the Legislature voted to place a constitutional amendment bringing sweeping property tax reforms on the November ballot. They had only received it days earlier from...
- Airborne microplastics are warming the planetScientists have long been concerned about microplastics contaminating the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breathe. Now, new research has uncovered a previously unknown threat: tiny pieces of airborne plastic are actively contributing to global warming. An international research team, reporting in Nature Climate Change, has found that coloured microplastics […]
- Florida Legislative Session Gives Us the Good, the Bad, and the UglyThe GoodOn June 29, 2026, Governor DeSantis signed Florida’s $117.6 billion state budget for 2026–27. The final budget is smaller than last year’s, despite strong state revenue and rising...
- Why Meta is betting on long-duration energy storage and ‘space solar’Blair Swedeen, global head of net zero and sustainability, says the social media company is prioritizing ways to build on past renewable energy investments. The post Why Meta is betting on long-duration energy storage and ‘space solar’ appeared first on Trellis.
- Risks Loom for Chinese Dam Project Being Built on Active Fault LineAs China erects the largest hydropower installation on Earth atop an active fault line in the Himalayas, Chinese scientists are calling on engineers to guard against risks from earthquakes.Read more on E360 →
- Beat the Heat and Discover the Magic of Corkscrew Swamp SanctuaryThis summer, Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is inviting Southwest Florida residents and visitors to step into one of the region’s most extraordinary wild places—with sunset strolls, night...
- Grid congestion driving shift towards smarter renewable operationsThe Netherlands’ worsening grid congestion is providing one glimpse of how renewable operators across Europe may be forced to manage increasingly complex portfolios of distributed assets. Businesses and energy projects in several regions of the country face lengthy waits for new or expanded grid connections as transmission and distribution infrastructure struggles to keep pace with […]
- UK growth “out of reach” without cheaper electricity, warn CBI and energy expertsBritain’s ambitions for stronger economic growth and industrial electrification will remain out of reach unless business energy costs are brought down, according to a new report from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and Energy UK.1 Persistently high electricity prices have evolved from an energy sector issue into a wider economic problem, undermining investment, productivity […]
- Solar becomes EU’s largest power source as June output hits record highSolar power supplied a quarter of the European Union’s electricity in June for the first time ever, overtaking nuclear (21%), gas (15%), wind (14%)hydro (12%), and coal (8%). Analysis published by energy think tank Ember reports that solar generated a record 52 TWh of electricity across the EU in June 2026, accounting for 25% of […]
- The Jobs Story: Recycling Is Good Industrial PolicyThe recycling industry creates $184 billion in economic activity each year and supports 603,000 jobs.... The post The Jobs Story: Recycling Is Good Industrial Policy appeared first on Earth911.
- Aquascaping Your Yard: How to Build a Water Feature That Works for WildlifeA backyard water feature can quickly become the most lively spot in your yard. In... The post Aquascaping Your Yard: How to Build a Water Feature That Works for Wildlife appeared first on Earth911.
- The US may be hitting a tipping point for heat pumpsIn the first quarter of this year, heat pump sales beat fossil fuel furnaces by 32 percent. Here's what makes the appliance so powerful.
- Why The Nature Conservancy’s chief scientist says our climate theory of change was always brokenHope, not alarm, is what actually moves boards and employees to act. The post Why The Nature Conservancy’s chief scientist says our climate theory of change was always broken appeared first on Trellis.
- Beyond ‘permanence’: A buyer’s guide to managing carbon credit reversal riskA range of mechanisms already exists to manage reversal risk, and a wave of innovation is filling in the gaps. The post Beyond ‘permanence’: A buyer’s guide to managing carbon credit reversal risk appeared first on Trellis.
- A swarm of solar ‘bees’ are coming to western North Carolina community hubs Small-scale solar microgrids for Appalachian communities could help keep communities warm and fed during future blackouts.
- A ‘crisis communication gap’ threatens Indigenous peoplesMost emergency alerts and warnings are not provided in languages spoken by Indigenous peoples, placing them at greater risk during fires, floods, and other disasters.
- Melbourne has its own grassland bullant and it’s clinging on at just eight known sitesCredit: Ian Smith Victorian National Parks Association Grassland bullants?Myrmecia nobilis?live in the native grasslands of Melbourne. Less than 0.5% of the native grasslands that once stretched from the Yarra River to the South Australian border survive. Victorian National Parks Association’s (VNPA)?Melbourne‘s Grassland Bullant?report is the first dedicated study of these rare ants. ‘I was amazed when I first heard about Myrmecia nobilis, I had never imagined there […] The post Melbourne has its own grassland bullant and it’s clinging on at just eight known sites first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- New brand and communications consultancy launches to help environmental organisations grow their impactEmma Green Founded by former agency and not-for-profit marketing leader Emma Green, Better Ground helps environmental and social impact organisations communicate more effectively Better Ground, a new consultancy launching today, is giving environmental and purpose-led organisations a flexible way to access senior brand and communications expertise and creative resources. Founded by Emma Green, former Director […] The post New brand and communications consultancy launches to help environmental organisations grow their impact first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- On-farm renewables bolster Aussie farmers’ energy security amid fuel and fertiliser crisis.National Renewables in Agriculture Conference and Expo Australian farming businesses are facing pressures from a fuel and fertiliser crisis, rising costs, volatile commodity prices, labour shortages and increasingly variable weather conditions. At the same time, agriculture is being asked to play a larger role in Australia’s energy transition. Farmers will get the chance to discuss these […] The post On-farm renewables bolster Aussie farmers’ energy security amid fuel and fertiliser crisis. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Actus Nutrition Achieves Certified B Corporation™ StatusActus Nutrition achieves Certified B Corporation status. Actus Nutrition Certification reinforces Actus Nutrition’s commitment to responsible manufacturing, strong communities, and long-term stakeholder value. Actus Nutrition today announced that it has achieved Certified B Corporation status, joining a global community of businesses that value social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. For more than 80 years, […] The post Actus Nutrition Achieves Certified B Corporation™ Status first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Upgrading alarm systems for critical industries~ OMNI16R replaces ageing infrastructure enabling safe operation~ To help operators in critical industries such as oil and gas, nuclear and power generation upgrade their alarm systems, Omniflex is supporting the transition from legacy CSA alarm annunciators to its modern OMNI16R platform. This allows the upgrade of ageing alarm infrastructure, such as MPAS 90 and SA9100, while […] The post Upgrading alarm systems for critical industries first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- AASB S2 just made your CFO accountable for the numbers you’ve been chasing aloneSam Riley, Co-Founder and CEO at Drova It also means more attention from the top, more urgency, and for the sustainability teams leading this work well, a growing list of efficiency wins the whole business can see. By Sam Riley, Co-Founder and CEO at Drova The first time you reconcile a company’s energy, water and […] The post AASB S2 just made your CFO accountable for the numbers you’ve been chasing alone first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Heatwaves will scorch British economyHeatwaves will scorch British economy Channel News brendan 14th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Up to 5,000 gallons of diesel spills from Navy ship into Elliott BayA social media post Monday night by the agency stated that a recovery operation began soon after the spill at Vigor Shipyards.
- Bodies of 2 hikers found, recovered in Whatcom CountyAuthorities in recent days recovered the bodies of Gursimran Singh and Steven Dorsett, who had been missing since last month in separate incidents.
- Birth and Regrowth Follow Corkscrew Prescribed Fire in FloridaFire is a critical force driving the ecology of South Florida. Historically sparked by cloud-to-ground lightning strikes or ignited by Indigenous peoples, frequent fire reduces fuel loads, protecting...
- Censusing Reddish EgretsAs the sun rises over Florida’s coastline, thousands of birds descend on its shallow waters and mudflats, where they forage for fish and other prey. On a typical day, Audubon coastal staff spot...
- Audubon Welcomes New Leadership to Everglades Policy and Science Teams23102In December, McKee Gray joined Audubon Florida as our new senior manager of Everglades policy. Gray brings nearly a decade of experience in environmental regulation, with deep expertise in...
- Inquiry set up to examine the death of Zane GbangbolaThe Government have announced that non-statutory inquiry into the death of seven-year-old Zane Gbangbola is to be established, more than 12 years after he died during flooding at his family home in Surrey. A non-statutory inquiry is an investigation set up by the government without using specific legal powers granted by Parliament. It is generally […]
- Tampa Bay Coastal Team Works Through Film Proposals and Roof Collapses in a Unique Start to the Summer Nesting SeasonIt’s not every day that the coastal team has to negotiate with a film crew to protect nesting sea and shorebirds, but that’s the position Tampa Bay Shorebird Program Manager Kara Durda found...
- Santa Rosa County Enacts Reduced Speeds to Protect Nesting SeabirdsBlack Skimmers and Least Terns are once again nesting along the Navarre Bridge Causeway—a narrow strip of sand between the roadway and the waves. Audubon staff have been diligent in monitoring and...
- Summer Naturalist 2026 Letters from Julie Wraithmell and Carol Timmis23100Julie Wraithmell, Executive Director After an intense Florida fire season, exacerbated by widespread drought, summer rains have come to the Sunshine State as a welcome relief. Raging wildfires...
- Walking Lightly: Why Patagonia Is One of the World’s Most Sustainably Managed Trekking DestinationsPatagonia draws people in for obvious reasons. The mountains are dramatic, the glaciers seem to stretch forever, and some of the world’s best multi-day hikes happen here. What often catches first-time visitors off guard is how carefully everything is managed. At the main park entrances, rangers spend as much time explaining conservation rules as they...
- UW researchers make AI tool to help measure devices’ carbon footprintsResearchers at the University of Washington say a new AI agent can produce accurate and lasting results with little energy spared.
- Europe Saw Deaths Spike During Brutal June Heat WaveWestern Europe recorded more than 10,000 excess deaths during an unprecedented June heat wave, an analysis finds.Read more on E360 →
- Fire in Fontainebleau forest near Paris triggers evacuations; 10 still missing in Spanish wildfireA fire is raging in the historic Fontainebleau forest south of Paris, prompting evacuations and disrupting traffic.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: GoodPower’s Leah Qusba on Selling Clean Energy as Pocketbook PowerIn 2024, 91% of new large-scale renewable projects around the world made electricity for less... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: GoodPower’s Leah Qusba on Selling Clean Energy as Pocketbook Power appeared first on Earth911.
- UK cities ‘dangerously under-green’ as heatwave threat growsThe UK’s towns and cities have some of the lowest levels of urban tree cover in Europe, leaving millions of people more exposed to increasingly severe heatwaves, according to new research. The analysis, published by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), found the UK ranks 31st out of 38 European countries for urban tree […]
- Climate-impacted communities across Asia are taking their fight to courtWorsening climate impacts, corporate greenwashing, and slow government action have driven communities across Asia to the courts.
- Bees’ Needs Week encourages public to help protect pollinatorsPeople across England are being encouraged to take simple steps to help bees and other pollinating insects as Bees’ Needs Week 2026 gets under way. The annual campaign, which runs from today (13th) to 19th July, is organised by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) as part of its Wild Again: Restoring […]
- The Pentagon is blocking more than 150 wind projects over drone fearsThe Trump administration claims wind turbines pose a national security threat. The industry says it's pure politics.
- No federal heat standard? NYC workers are building their own safety net.As summer temperatures climb, city agencies and community groups are partnering to protect workers against extreme heat.
- As climate and conflict collide, Indigenous leaders confront overlapping crises at the UNThe 19th session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples will focus on violence, disaster relief, artificial intelligence, and more.
- 7 Best Products to Pick Up at Your Local Swap ShopAttention, Freecyclers and reusers. You may be missing out on one of the best options... The post 7 Best Products to Pick Up at Your Local Swap Shop appeared first on Earth911.
- First-ever koala chlamydia vaccine implant inserted into a wild koalaBamse is the first wild koala to receive a chlamydia vaccine implant © Currumbin Wildlife Hospital WWF-Australia Calls for a vaccination roll out in South East Queensland In what’s been hailed as a “massive breakthrough”, a chlamydia vaccine implant has been administered to a wild koala for the first time. This is the only koala […] The post First-ever koala chlamydia vaccine implant inserted into a wild koala first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- In service of the EarthIn service of the Earth Channel Comment brendan 13th July 2026 Teaser Media
- Storied WA state park in central Puget Sound at a crossroadsWashington State Parks leaders are weighing a difficult decision on how to move forward at Blake Island Marine State Park, mere miles from downtown Seattle.
- Bison attacks WA tourist at Yellowstone, tossing him into the airA rampaging bison in Yellowstone National Park hooked a Kendall, Wash., man who was trying to run away from it, then tossed him about 8 feet into the air.
- Our climate change casualtiesOur climate change casualties Channel News brendan 13th July 2026 Teaser Media
- ‘Why take those jobs away?’: The unionized workers decrying Trump’s war on windWorkers proud of their efforts to grow renewable energy say the U.S. president is pursuing a "personal vendetta" at their expense.
- WA’s Big Four Ice Caves could melt away for first time in memoryThe caves northeast of Seattle are succumbing to the Pacific Northwest’s hotter, drier summers and winters with dwindling snowpack.
- Brothers in Longview mill disaster grew up, worked and died togetherTyler and Brad Covington were two of 11 workers lost at the company's Longview facility in May. More than 500 people showed up to a memorial Saturday.
- How to build homes that can survive extreme heatAs heat waves strain the power grid, passive cooling can help homes stay safer when the air goes out.
- EPA to force the removal of leaking acids from deteriorating pulp millFederal regulators will force the removal of toxic, highly corrosive chemicals from a defunct and leaking pulp mill along the Chehalis River, officials confirmed this week.
- HX and University of Tasmania launch free Svalbard educational course as HX marks 130 years since its first voyage to the archipelagoSvalbard Liefdefjorden Photo credit: Jan Hvizdal. HX Expeditions, the longest-running expedition cruise company has launched a new free online educational course dedicated to Svalbard, developed in partnership with the University of Tasmania (UTAS), further expanding its industry-leading programme of pre-departure learning for guests. The launch comes during a landmark week for HX, as the company celebrates 130 […] The post HX and University of Tasmania launch free Svalbard educational course as HX marks 130 years since its first voyage to the archipelago first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Fields of Balance: How One Chinese County Is Rethinking the Future of FarmingZhang Weitao examines watermelons sprouting from dark, nutrient-dense organic soil. [Photo: CGTN Radio] Have you ever paused mid-meal to wonder where your food truly comes from? We enjoy fresh vegetables daily for their taste and nutrition, yet few of us consider the soil they grow in, potential chemical residues, and whether crop production depletes the […] The post Fields of Balance: How One Chinese County Is Rethinking the Future of Farming first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Deadly Chelan Hills wildfire 100% contained, officials sayAt least one person died in the blaze, which had spread across roughly 15 square miles in Douglas County before firefighters contained it Friday.
- Trump, ending decades of protection, opens wild habitats to drilling and miningBy adjusting the meaning of "harm," the administration could in effect open the habitats of imperiled animals to farming, drilling, mining and more.
- The oceans are full of heat, and it’s coming ashoreThe ocean absorbs 90 percent of the excess heat from global warming. It doesn't all stay there.
- Advocating for Birds and Working Lands in a Conservation-Forward Farm BillIn late June, a group of farmers and ranchers—many enrolled in the National Audubon Society’s Conservation Ranching program—joined Audubon staff and field experts in Washington, DC, to advocate...
- Mums for Lungs will fight on after High Court Dieselgate setbackThe High Court has delivered a mixed verdict in the UK’s largest-ever group action, largely ruling in favour of five major car manufacturers accused of using illegal defeat devices to cheat emissions tests. In a judgment handed down in the last hour (10th July), Justice Sara Cockerill said the court had ‘rejected most of the […]
- The Irreversible Global Impacts From the Loss of Earth’s Frozen RegionsIn June, climate negotiators from around the world met in Bonn, Germany for the annual Subsidiary Body meetings in preparation for the Conference of the Parties.
- Congress set to overhaul disaster recovery, speeding up new home buildsA little-noticed section in a bipartisan housing bill could accelerate new construction after major disasters.
- Study Reveals How Gas Bubbles Shaped Kīlauea’s 2018 Lava FlowNew research shows that gas bubbles played a central role in controlling how fast and far the lava traveled, and that lava flow models need to account for bubbles to more accurately forecast where lava will stop.
- Okanogan County wildfire prompts immediate evacuation ordersThe B and O wildfire has reached 2,000 acres and destroyed an unknown number of homes.
- UK finally ratifies High Seas Treaty to protect the World’s oceansThe UK has formally ratified the UN High Seas Treaty, more than three years after signing the landmark agreement and months after it entered into force internationally, following criticism that the government had been slow to complete the process. The treaty, officially known as the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement, creates the first international […]
- Native-led tours on the rise, including whale watching out of SeattleThrough food, history and immersive experiences, Native people are sharing the history of the region in a new way.
- Ugandan Farmers Sue to Halt East Africa Pipeline Before It Goes OnlineFour Ugandan farmers have launched a suit in the U.K. High Court against a controversial oil pipeline being built in East Africa. The suit is a last-ditch effort to halt the project before it goes online in October. Read more on E360 →
- EPA promised a Make America Healthy Again agenda. It has yet to materialize, frustrating activistsSome in the MAHA movement say they've lost faith that the Trump administration will take any significant action on pesticides, chemicals or other issues.
- Barcodes Aim to Unlock EPR Packaging ReportingThe idea behind extended producer responsibility for packaging is simple: companies that design and sell... The post Barcodes Aim to Unlock EPR Packaging Reporting appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Be a Mountain or Lean on OneThis week’s quote is a Somali proverb: “Be a mountain or lean on one.” Earth911... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Be a Mountain or Lean on One appeared first on Earth911.
- Diversity of corporate climate action revealed by new scoring frameworkThe Climate Contribution Framework goes beyond emissions to include supplier engagement, low-carbon products and other forms of climate efforts. The post Diversity of corporate climate action revealed by new scoring framework appeared first on Trellis.
- A decade of change in what drives corporate sustainabilityNew GlobeScan research shows regulatory requirements now surpass reputation as the leading driver of sustainability action, reflecting growing compliance pressures and stakeholder expectations. The post A decade of change in what drives corporate sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
- Workers are risking dangerous heat to keep the World Cup runningA patchwork of government protections and company policies have left them more vulnerable.
- The nation’s biggest public utility just doubled down on coal, gas, and nuclearIn a revised energy plan, the Tennessee Valley Authority follows Trump administration directives and shies away from solar and wind.
- Numbat steps back from the brink, but not out of the clear yetPair of Numbat siblings at Scotia Wildlife Sanctuary. © Julie Kern Decades of conservation efforts have improved the outlook for Australia’s unique termite-eating Numbat, which changed today from Endangered to Near Threatened on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. While the IUCN improvement of status is an important milestone […] The post Numbat steps back from the brink, but not out of the clear yet first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Volvo Group opens its new state-of-the-art Sydney Distribution CentreOn 9 July 2026, Volvo Group Australia officially opened its new Sydney Parts Distribution Centre located in Minto in Sydney’s south-west. The new centre replaces the previous one Volvo Group Australia built in Minto, which has supported national operations since 1975, and embodies the many technological advances in logistics of the last five decades. At […] The post Volvo Group opens its new state-of-the-art Sydney Distribution Centre first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- DEWA International Launched as a Wholly Owned Independent Subsidiary of DEWA to Develop Global Energy and Water ProjectsDEWA International launched as a wholly owned independent subsidiary of DEWA to develop global energy and water projects (Photo: AETOSWire) Dubai Electricity and Water Authority HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, announced the establishment of ‘DEWA International’, a wholly owned independent subsidiary of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA). […] The post DEWA International Launched as a Wholly Owned Independent Subsidiary of DEWA to Develop Global Energy and Water Projects first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- British Council announces their Alumni UK Grant Programme, with Australian grants targeting climate actionThe British Council has today opened applications for its Alumni UK Grant Programme, offering UK alumni in Australia up to £5,000 ($9,600 AUD) to turn climate action ideas into reality. The call comes as Australia holds the Presidency of COP31 Negotiations, with this year’s Australian grants focused exclusively on Climate Action and Sustainability. Alumni of UK educational institutions […] The post British Council announces their Alumni UK Grant Programme, with Australian grants targeting climate action first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Inspiring Campers with Science and Summer Fun!A symphony of pealing laughter, buzzing bugs, and rumbling thunder, marked the start of Summer Camp at the Randall Davey Audubon Center.More than 135 campers, with binoculars in hand, explored our...
- Chapters' Corner, Summer 2026Twelve independent chapters operate within the Audubon Southwest region. Consider joining a chapter near you to participate in bird-related events near you and engage on local issues. Read on...
- Escucha Aves: AI for Conservation and CommunitiesBirds in Colombia are making themselves heard everywhere: during the recent Global Big Day (GBD), which reaffirmed our status as the country of birds; on Anderson Cooper’s 60 Minutes segment, which...
- Audubon's New Report Meets the Urgency of the Moment at Great Salt LakeAfter reaching a record low in 2022, effective management and above-average snowpack helped raise and sustain Great Salt Lake water levels. Unfortunately, in 2026, drought and below-average snowpack...
- Why heat is so deadly and how to stay safeUnderstand the risks associated with extreme heat and what to do when you’re facing down a heat wave with this guide based on years of Grist reporting.
- On Vashon Island, a whale becomes a warning — and a work of artAs Washington grapples with gray whale mortalities, Vashon Island turns one whale’s death into a story of celebration, conservation and awe.
- Water Quality Protections Advance in New MexicoIn 2023, the United State Supreme Court ruled on the Sackett decision, which drastically narrowed the scope of the federal Clean Water Act and left many waters that were previously covered by the...
- Beyond Borders: What It Takes to Build a Climate-Resilient MegalopolisThe Greater Bay Area in China is implementing nature-based solutions to build climate resilience amid rapid urbanization, biodiversity loss and worsening storms.
- Microsoft adjusts climate agenda as emissions leapThe company’s carbon footprint expanded 25 percent in its 2025 fiscal year, surpassing double-digit increases at Amazon and Google. The post Microsoft adjusts climate agenda as emissions leap appeared first on Trellis.
- Making the case for AC, with conditions attachedBritain is living through the third heatwave of this year, with the temperatures set to top 35 degrees again this weekend. It’s tempting to picture that as sunhats, ice cream and sandy beaches, the image the media often reaches for. But Climate Outreach has built […]
- How Smart Sunglasses Can Help Cut Down on Electronic WasteThe accelerating lifecycle of modern consumer electronics has created a severe global sustainability challenge. For decades, the tech industry has relied on a linear “take-make-waste” manufacturing model. Consumers are systematically encouraged to replace functional mobile hardware every two to three years, driven by software updates that slow down older devices or the strategic breakdown of...
- McDonald’s reassigns its chief sustainability officer to beef strategyThe fast food purveyor has transitioned sustainability and social impact initiatives to its lead executive for diversity, equity and inclusion, Suheily Natal Davis. The post McDonald’s reassigns its chief sustainability officer to beef strategy appeared first on Trellis.
- Sizewell B wins 20-year reprieveThe UK government has approved a 20-year extension to the operating life of the Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk, allowing the plant to continue generating electricity until 2055 and reinforcing the role of nuclear power within the country’s long-term decarbonisation strategy.1 Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announced government backing for the lifetime extension, which […]
- Scotland weighs data centre moratorium as concerns grow over AI energy demandThe Scottish Government is considering a temporary moratorium on new hyperscale data centre developments, amid growing concern over their potential impact on energy demand, climate targets and local communities.1 The move follows a decision by the SNP National Council to support a pause on new AI data centre applications while ministers examine how the rapid […]
- First black bear uses Snoqualmie Pass I-90 animal bridgeThis was the first bear, but sightings have previously included beaver, elk, coyote, hare, bobcat, otter, mink, skunk, racoon, deer, and cougars and weasels.
- Dual-bubble process removes over 90% of wastewater microplasticsResearchers at Australia’s RMIT University say they have demonstrated a way to remove more than 90% of microplastics from wastewater by combining microscopic and nanoscopic air bubbles within a widely used treatment process. The work centres on an enhanced version of dissolved air flotation (DAF), a technology already employed in many water and wastewater treatment […]
- Guest Idea: DIY Design of Small Outdoor Spaces for Mental Restoration and Local EcologyThe idea that people have an innate connection to nature is a core biophilic principle.... The post Guest Idea: DIY Design of Small Outdoor Spaces for Mental Restoration and Local Ecology appeared first on Earth911.
- What’s your space strategy? Why organizations must determine what matters before markets doIn the new world, waiting and seeing is no longer a viable strategy. The post What’s your space strategy? Why organizations must determine what matters before markets do appeared first on Trellis.
- How to build a highway in the age of climate changeA San Francisco Bay Area project is raising questions about what it will take to fortify highways against rising sea levels.
- The tiny cell that broke a big rule of biologyThe discovery of a new nitrogen-fixing organelle could change the way we eventually grow food.
- From Smoke to Systems: Inside China’s Industrial Green TransitionA panoramic view of the Huaxin Diwei Cement facility in Chongqing, southwest China. [Photo: CGTN Radio] Standing inside a cement factory in Chongqing, one of China’s major industrial hubs, the first thing that strikes visitors is not what they see, but what they don’t. There is no thick smoke drifting from chimneys. No dust hanging […] The post From Smoke to Systems: Inside China’s Industrial Green Transition first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Don’t Leave Home Without This Green Camping GearThe best power source for your campsite is the one that leaves nothing behind. There... The post Don’t Leave Home Without This Green Camping Gear appeared first on Earth911.
- TfL readies first deep-level Tube trains with air conditioningThe London Underground hasn’t received any new vehicles with climate controls for more than nine years, and it could be decades until the system is ready for today’s summer temperatures. Many trains operating on the Piccadilly line of the London Underground have now been in service since 1973. A time when, freak heatwave aside, […]
- Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centresEverybody is talking about AI’s huge drain on resources. Nobody is looking at chemical pollution from the superconductors, microchips and cooling systems needed to power 21st Century technology’s biggest environmental gamble. It’s here to cure cancer, take us to Mars, automate transport and drive energy efficiencies. On the flip side, it’s taking your job, stealing […]
- All you need is loveAll you need is love Channel Comment brendan 9th July 2026 Teaser Media
- New approach boosts microplastic removal from wastewaterLead author Associate Professor Biplob Pramanik. RMIT University RMIT University researchers have tested a more effective way to capture microplastics from wastewater, using a combination of microbubbles and nanobubbles to achieve removal rates of more than 90%. The dual-bubble approach can be adopted by wastewater treatment plants without major infrastructure changes by optimising existing operating […] The post New approach boosts microplastic removal from wastewater first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- EDP commissions largest solar PV system in Taiwan for a sports complex at Taichung high schoolAerial view of EDP APAC’s commissioned 3.3MWp solar photovoltaic system for an all-weather sports complex at Tzu Ming High School. Credit: EDP The 3.3 MWp facility stands as Taiwan’s largest solar PV installation integrated into a single site for an all-weather sports complex. The project strengthens EDP’s dual-use infrastructure strategy in Taiwan. EDP, through EDP APAC, has […] The post EDP commissions largest solar PV system in Taiwan for a sports complex at Taichung high school first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Climate change is silencing the Pilbara barking geckoPilbara Barking Gecko Credit: Robert Audcent Monash University New research from Monash University has provided the first comprehensive assessment of the Pilbara barking gecko (Underwoodisaurus seorsus) and revealed the species is facing a heightened risk of extinction under a rapidly warming climate. The Pilbara barking gecko is one of Australia’s most little-known and poorly understood reptile species, and […] The post Climate change is silencing the Pilbara barking gecko first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- EU Livestock Strategy brings end of cages in sight, no species should be left behindThe end of confinement for laying hens and better welfare for chickens raised for meat, as well as pigs, are finally within reach, as the European Commission (EC) revealed its long-awaited EU Livestock Strategy, with a strong political commitment to reveal legislative proposals by the end of this year. Eurogroup for Animals welcomes this news, following […] The post EU Livestock Strategy brings end of cages in sight, no species should be left behind first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- From conflict to climate disruption: why Slow Food will debate the future of food at Terra Madre 2026The XVI edition of Terra Madre Salone del Gusto returns to Turin (Italy), 24–27 September 2026 As wars disrupt food supplies, climate shocks intensify and the cost of living continues to rise across the world, one reality is becoming increasingly clear: food is no longer a sectoral issue. It lies at the heart of some […] The post From conflict to climate disruption: why Slow Food will debate the future of food at Terra Madre 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Escaping the Chelan Hills fire: ‘Hell is here knocking at your door’The Chelan Hills wildfire – propelled by hot, fierce winds – had killed at least one person and destroyed about 75% of the structures in its path by Tuesday.
- Yes, that was Europe’s hottest June and world’s second warmestThe continent’s Earth observation programme has unveiled data that shows what we were all thinking. June 2026 has broken all European temperature records previously set for the month. Sea surface temperatures also contributed to the extremes heat, which also surpassed past all-time-highs. In addition to setting new watermarks for the temperature, Europe also saw a […]
- Western Europe just set the record for its hottest June everSeveral countries experienced all-time highs in June as Europeans endured unprecedented heat and dangerously elevated overnight temperatures.
- Ode to the Yellow-breasted ChatHiking through mud, thick and slippery, puts a damper on anyone’s enthusiasm. Such was the case for my intern and me on a humid summer morning, making our way to our first Western...
- Columbia Climate School and Sciences Po To Launch Dual Degree Focused on Climate ActionColumbia Climate School and the Paris Climate School at Sciences Po are launching a new dual master’s program at the intersection of climate science and ecological governance.
- Beyond Lithium: New Battery Tech Starts to Break ThroughAs EV sales boom and grids seek more energy storage, researchers are racing to develop batteries that are cheaper, more powerful, and less reliant on hard-to-source materials. Lithium-ion still dominates, but sodium-ion and solid-state technologies are moving from lab to market.Read more on E360 →
- Climate change threatens Amazon plants and culture
- The Cleanest Megawatt Is the One You Never Use: Why Demand Flexibility MattersFor years, clean energy talk has focused on making more power from wind and solar. That work matters. We still need more clean power, better batteries, and stronger power lines. These steps help us use less coal, oil, and gas. But clean energy is not only about supply. It is also about demand. Demand means...
- Renewables saved the world $480bn in 2025As extreme conditions make climate denial increasingly difficult to take seriously, the International Renewable Energy Agency confirms cleaner, carbon-free energy is much cheaper than fossil fuels. Not only has the latest IRENA report laid out that renewables are less expensive than oil and gas fuels, it also shows that 90% of the large-scale clean energy […]
- Does the new Farming Roadmap pass the test?The publication of the government’s Farming Roadmap last week marked an important milestone in England’s post-Brexit agricultural transition. It comes as the country nears a full transition away from the EU’s Basic Payment Scheme, and towards a system that rewards the public goods farmers provide, […]
- Can £60m help bring England’s wildlife back from the brink?More than 350 threatened species across England are set to benefit from a £60 million conservation programme described as the largest investment of its kind in the country’s wildlife recovery. Natural England announced funding for 130 projects as part of the Government’s ‘Wild Again: Restoring England’s Wildlife’ initiative, which aims to reverse decades of biodiversity […]
- Productivity and heatwaves: don’t expect much from staff this weekOutput at work begins to plummet when temperatures hit the mid-30s. With Britain’s thermometers rocketing again, what chance is there of meeting your deadline? It’s mid-morning in South Manchester and already 25C. Often crudely monikered the Rainy City, the fact of the matter is northern England’s largest urban sprawl clocks in with 15 days less […]
- Renewable Energy Grows Despite Political PushbackDespite strong criticism, renewable energy is doing well and even thriving when the Trump Administration... The post Renewable Energy Grows Despite Political Pushback appeared first on Earth911.
- Pitch perfect: synthetic turf sports fields become green energy sourceThe Netherlands has begun transforming synthetic turf sports pitches into renewable energy powerhouses, whereby a single football field equipped with heat-collection technology can supply green energy to up to 300 homes for an entire year. The fields function by capturing the heat from the surface of synthetic turf, and then distributing it via underground pipes […]
- How raising freezer temperatures by 3 degrees could avoid millions of tons of emissions Maersk and IKEA are among the members of a growing coalition of companies building industry confidence for the shift. The post How raising freezer temperatures by 3 degrees could avoid millions of tons of emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- How Coach and Amazon put an internal value on reuse and recyclingSustainability strategists at both companies emphasize cost savings and new revenue opportunities. The post How Coach and Amazon put an internal value on reuse and recycling appeared first on Trellis.
- What Do We Actually Know About the Microplastics Inside Us?Pervasive plastic contamination and unreliable methods have clouded the science on microplastics in the human body. In an interview, Australian scientist Cassandra Rauert, who built a plastics-free lab to study human exposure, explores the challenges for researchers.Read more on E360 →
- El Niño is here, and it’s already scrambling fisheries throughout the PacificFrom India to Peru to California, the powerful weather phenomenon is creating winners and losers across the fishing industry.
- Another super typhoon just pummeled the PacificThousands still lacked power from April's storm when Super Typhoon Bavi slammed into the Marianas this week.
- Time to act for natureTime to act for nature Channel Comment brendan 8th July 2026 Teaser Media
- More than 200 ‘cod hotels’ to restore fish habitat across South East QueenslandRRSEQ Director, Dr Jo Burton with cod hotel Credit – Annabel Osborne Photography 200+ new cod hotels across SEQ waterways supporting native fish populations, including the critically endangered Mary River cod New mural unveiled for Somerset allowing locals and visitors a glimpse into the region’s unique native aquatic species Delivered through Resilient Rivers SEQ’s $40 […] The post More than 200 ‘cod hotels’ to restore fish habitat across South East Queensland first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- New maintenance award joins 2027 Pump Industry AwardsEntries have opened for the 2027 Pump Industry Awards, one of the UK’s longest-running pump industry recognition programmes, with nominations sought from companies, organisations and individuals in the sector. A new addition is an award celebrating prowess in pump maintenance and repair. Organised with the support of the British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA), the awards […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Author Michael Maniates on Why Green Shopping Isn’t EnoughIn 2024, the global market for eco-labeled products crossed $500 billion. Electric vehicles, bamboo toothbrushes,... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Author Michael Maniates on Why Green Shopping Isn’t Enough appeared first on Earth911.
- Australian Businesses Among Most Fragile in Supply Chain Resilience – New ReportLara Mujico, Senior Vice President at Proxima Australia Only 5% of Australian firms can sustain operations between 4-6 months during major supply chain shock Just over half (51%) of global CEOs surveyed say their businesses are unable to maintain day-to-day operations for over three weeks should a major supply chain shock occur tomorrow. Australia, however, […] The post Australian Businesses Among Most Fragile in Supply Chain Resilience – New Report first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- England launches biggest-ever crayfish recovery effortA major new programme to restore and protect England’s rare, white-clawed crayfish is now underway, says conservation charity The Wildlife Trusts, which is leading the initiative, bringing together conservation organisations, researchers and environmental agencies in the largest coordinated recovery effort ever undertaken for the species. (Words: The Wildlife Trusts). The programme will unite around 40 […]
- AI infrastructure buildout drives massive market cap divergence in APAC during Q2 2026, reveals GlobalDataAsia-Pacific’s (APAC) second quarter (Q2) 2026 market capital table tells one dominant story: the AI infrastructure buildout has become the region’s single biggest wealth-creation and wealth-destruction engine, splitting winners and losers along lines that have little to do with traditional sector logic, according to GlobalData, a leading intelligence and productivity platform. The memory supercycle SK Hynix […] The post AI infrastructure buildout drives massive market cap divergence in APAC during Q2 2026, reveals GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CEFC and Aviva Investors invest in Tasmanian plantation forestry and natural capital platformRushy Lagoon conservation area The CEFC, Aviva Investors and Gresham House have launched a groundbreaking $142 million project to invest in sustainable forestry plantations in Tasmania, creating local jobs and injecting significant capital into the regional economy while generating high integrity Australian Carbon Credits Units (ACCUs) and protecting an important Ramsar wetland. The new Tasmania Natural […] The post CEFC and Aviva Investors invest in Tasmanian plantation forestry and natural capital platform first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Volvo builds the first Australian-made OEM electric trucksPrime Minister Anthony Albanese during a press conference at the Volvo Trucks Wacol facility in Brisbane, July 8, 2026. Picture: Dan Peled Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins Volvo Group Australia in Wacol, Queensland, to mark a defining moment for local manufacturing as the nation’s first locally built OEM electric trucks roll off the production line. […] The post Volvo builds the first Australian-made OEM electric trucks first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Adding to knowledge of life on the prairie with iNaturalist and other appsWe look out over the land and describe it as “prairie.” And that’s enough for a lot of people who enjoy Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center. The prairie is a mass of green in the spring and...
- Trump’s fireworks spectacle sent D.C.’s air pollution to ‘unhealthy’ levelsThe president promised a record display of some 850,000 pyrotechnics for the country’s 250th birthday. The Park Service warned it could get dirty.
- 9,800-acre Chelan Hills fire that killed 1 investigated as ‘human-caused’By Tuesday afternoon, the 9,776-acre fire was 20% contained and had destroyed 19 homes and several dozen other structures, Douglas County Sheriff Tyler Caille said.
- Summer WildflowersAfter a very dry winter and early spring, the rains have returned and they have coaxed a great variety of wildflowers out of the prairie earth. Over the past weeks we have seen many species, here are...
- Trump tried to appease MAHA’s fury over Roundup. It backfired.The coalition of voters who helped elect Trump to clean up America's food system is growing more disenchanted with the president.
- Fall Crane ViewingEven though Sandhill Cranes stage in the Platte River valley in large numbers during the spring migration, this is not the case in the fall. During the months of September and October, cranes stage...
- When is the best time to view the cranes?Here are some guidelines to consider as you plan your visit:All SeasonCrane viewing experiences vary over the course of the season, with unique benefits to early, mid, and late season viewing.We want...
- Climate Models Show El Niño Is Rapidly StrengtheningThe World Meteorological Organization says a strong El Niño could drive extreme weather in many regions.
- Michigan’s Budget Includes $2 Million to Conserve Wetlands, Critical for Vulnerable Birds, CommunitiesMichigan (July 3, 2026) – Michigan’s FY27 Budget includes $2 million for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to acquire and conserve wetlands throughout the state, a critical...
- Are microplastics turning sewers into methane hotspots?Microplastics flowing through urban sewer systems may be doing more than polluting waterways, with new research suggesting they could also alter underground microbial ecosystems in ways that increase methane emissions. The study, published in the journal Environmental Science and Ecotechnology, found that common plastic particles can change the balance of microbes living in sewers, reducing […]
- 2/3 Britons worried about plastic food packaging and healthPlastic Free July aims to raise awareness about runaway pollution and solutions, but UK citizens are increasingly concerned about what the waste stream also means for their bodies. Overall, 62% of respondents to a recent survey said they were concerned about the potential impact of plastic on their health. This number rose to 67% when […]
- Central, Eastern WA to be under red flag warning as dry front comesThe dry cold front from the Gulf of Alaska will first sweep through the Cascades, prompting red flag conditions to start in Central Washington on Tuesday.
- Drivers shun premium gas in favor of regular as prices biteDrivers across the U.S., including some behind the wheel of performance vehicles, are switching from premium gasoline to regular in a search for savings as fuel prices remain elevated.
- Collapse of Atlantic Currents May Already Be ‘Locked In’A vast system of Atlantic currents that delivers warmth to northern Europe is at risk of collapse, according to a growing body of research. The latest study to warn of its demise finds there is at least a 10 percent chance that a collapse may already be “locked in.”Read more on E360 →
- Metal sorting moves beyond aluminium alloysSensor-based sorting specialist TOMRA Recycling has expanded the capabilities of its AUTOSORT™ PULSE system, enabling its Dynamic LIBS technology to separate a wider range of recyclable materials, including stainless steel, heavy metals, magnesium and incinerator bottom ash (IBA), in addition to aluminium alloys. Introduced in 2023, AUTOSORT™ PULSE uses Dynamic LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) […]
- Future leaders in Scotland’s renewable energy industry recognised by shortlistMore than 30 young professionals have been shortlisted for this year’s Scottish Renewables Young Professionals Green Energy Awards, which celebrate emerging talent across Scotland’s renewable energy industry. The annual awards, organised by Scottish Renewables, recognise those working in the sector “who have demonstrated passion, innovation and a relentless ambition to drive forward Scotland’s clean power […]
- Data, batteries and collaboration: temporary power can support net zero transitionFrom festivals and outdoor gigs, to the residential construction projects we urgently need to fill the housing gap, Britain’s clean energy future depends on more than decarbonising the grid. The UK’s energy transition is gathering pace. Provisional government figures show UK greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2% in 2025 and are now 54% lower than […]
- Guest Idea: Construction Sites Burn Fuel While Equipment Idles for Hours Every DayHave you ever noticed how often construction sites have engines idling, even when no work... The post Guest Idea: Construction Sites Burn Fuel While Equipment Idles for Hours Every Day appeared first on Earth911.
- The Path to Sharing Environmental Burdens FairlyIn 1979, Hazel Johnson went door to door through her Chicago neighborhood with one question:... The post The Path to Sharing Environmental Burdens Fairly appeared first on Earth911.
- Landfill liner brings innovative approach to SuDS containmentA lining solution used in landfill leachate containment has been transferred into the water sector for use in a major sustainable drainage project in Yorkshire, says Jason Hemmingway, sales director, SIG Infrastructure. The installation of a structured waterproof lining product within a large-scale sustainable drainage system (SuDS) in Yorkshire looked like a routine job for […]
- Poles apart: Patagonia and Arctic tidal shifts spark scientific concernFor a moment, forget rainforest wildfires and 40C London summers. Two of the most profound climate change symptoms may be quietly unfolding below the waterline. There’s a ‘cold blob’ in the North Atlantic. The jury is out on what this phenomena says about a global climate system that’s shifting faster than we can model […]
- Green Fulfilment: SMEs shouldn’t have to choose between cost and carbonFor small online retailers, the operational decisions that cut logistics emissions often cut costs too. Where the real savings sit. Small online retailers face growing pressure to lower the carbon footprint of their shipping and fulfilment. New evidence suggests the changes that reduce emissions often reduce cost at the same time. Logistics is one of […]
- How the beleaguered ski industry is moving grid policy forwardFederal legislation to increase transmission capacity and ensure grid reliability is critical to the industry's future. The post How the beleaguered ski industry is moving grid policy forward appeared first on Trellis.
- The plan to make climate science harder to eraseAs climate information disappears from federal websites, scientists are rebuilding it elsewhere.
- Heatwave insomniaHeatwave insomnia Channel News brendan 7th July 2026 Teaser Media
- From kerb to compost: Mayor tours ARRC OrganicsGold Coast Mayor and ARRC Gold Coast Chair Tom Tate today toured ARRC Organics, the first operational facility forming part of ARRC’s integrated waste and resource recovery precinct at Stapylton. The visit gave the Mayor a first-hand look at how green waste collected from Gold Coast households is processed into compost, through a combination of […] The post From kerb to compost: Mayor tours ARRC Organics first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- World first study finds time-matched solar trading shifts demand by 18%—without zero-price “Solar Sharer” mandatesMeet Chris – an early adopter of the virtual energy network in regional Australia. By trading her excess solar power through the VEN, she’s saving money, lowering emissions and contributing to a cleaner, more connected energy future. Her story shows just how easy – and impactful – it can be to take part. Enosi Landmark […] The post World first study finds time-matched solar trading shifts demand by 18%—without zero-price “Solar Sharer” mandates first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- GRI governance update to reflect strong voices, broad perspectivesAdekemi Adisa (Nigeria, representing the business enterprises constituency) Strong voices, broad perspectives Stakeholder Council appointments reinforce GRI’s commitment to global representation and public-interest governance Renewed leadership has been confirmed for the multistakeholder advisory body that helps guide the future direction of GRI, underscoring its global and cross-sector representation at a time of rapid change for […] The post GRI governance update to reflect strong voices, broad perspectives first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- RSK strengthens Australian ecology capability with acquisition of Biota Environmental SciencesRSK Group Founder and CEO Alan Ryder. RSK is further investing in the group’s specialist environmental sciences services across Australia with the acquisition of Biota Environmental Sciences, a leading ecological consultancy based in Western Australia. Headquartered in Perth, Biota supports clients across infrastructure, resources and utilities, delivering ecological surveys, biodiversity assessments and environmental approvals to enable sustainable […] The post RSK strengthens Australian ecology capability with acquisition of Biota Environmental Sciences first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- VIC Electricians Say Home EV Charger Demand Hasn’t Slowed Despite Rebate ChangesHome EV Charging Installation Demand Persists Despite Rebate Rollbacks All Electrics Key facts: There is approximately only 1 public EV charging station per 300 EV drivers in Victoria. Investments in home EV charger installation continue to grow despite removal of government rebates. The inclusion of EV charging facilities falls under the National Construction Code mandates […] The post VIC Electricians Say Home EV Charger Demand Hasn’t Slowed Despite Rebate Changes first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Ambalema: The Colombian Town Building Its Future Around BirdsIn the northeastern corner of the department of Tolima, on the banks of the Magdalena River, Colombia's main waterway, stretching more than 1,600 kilometers, lies a colonial municipality called...
- Conservation Agriculture: Creating Spaces for Biodiversity In a world where sustainability and agricultural efficiency are more important than ever, we present an essential guide that will transform your vision of field production: the Sugarcane and Rice...
- Massive Calving Episode in Greenland May Foreshadow More Rapid Ice Sheet LossResearchers studying a lake drainage event in Greenland determined that large amounts of meltwater can lead to massive glacier calving events and accelerate ice sheet loss.
- Birds and Oil Palm: Cultivating Sustainable LandscapesAs the world's most bird-diverse country, Colombia is home to 1,969 recorded bird species. Many of these birds inhabit landscapes that overlap with nearly 1.5 million acres of oil palm plantations...
- Chongón-Posorja Transmission Line: Advancing Bird-Friendly energy infraestructureVery often, in cities, rural areas, and along roads, we see birds perched on power lines. For many people, this image is part of the everyday landscape: a bird resting on a power line, or small...
- Chongón-Posorja Transmission Line: Advancing Bird-Friendly Energy InfrastructureVery often, in cities, rural areas, and along roads, we see birds perched on power lines. For many people, this image is part of the everyday landscape: a bird resting on a power line, or small...
- Audubon Statement: NC General Assembly Makes Historic Investment in Farmland ConservationGARNER, N.C. – North Carolina lawmakers included a major investment in farmland preservation in the budget passed on July 2, including a $46.9 million nonrecurring allocation to the Agricultural...
- Long-time 3M chief sustainability officer retiresGayle Schueller’s replacement is Amanda Yates, an insider who began her career as an environmental specialist at SeaWorld Orlando. The post Long-time 3M chief sustainability officer retires appeared first on Trellis.
- Earning Leadership status with SBTi could cost companies billions The new Corporate Net-Zero Standard rewards companies for taking action on ongoing emissions, but achieving recognition might be too pricey for some. The post Earning Leadership status with SBTi could cost companies billions appeared first on Trellis.
- Hairy situation: Washington biologists using hair snare corrals to study black bear populationThe corral is one of a few dozen that WDFW staff are monitoring this summer for a broader study of the black bear population in this part of the state.
- 'My son's son will see this elephant'
- West Midlands launches £150m drive to fund nature recovery projectsThe West Midlands has launched a £150 million fundraising initiative aimed at attracting private and public investment into projects designed to restore nature, improve biodiversity and expand access to green spaces across the region. The new Nature Investment Hub, launched by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA), is intended to connect businesses with environmental projects […]
- How Families Can Reduce Household Energy Consumption Year-RoundPhoto by Patrick Perkins on Unsplash Reducing household energy consumption is one of the most practical ways families can create a more sustainable lifestyle while also lowering monthly utility expenses. Small changes in daily habits, home maintenance, and energy awareness can make a meaningful difference over time. A more energy-efficient home does not require a...
- Funding the fight against corporate pollutersAn innovative new nonprofit called WHEN Justice is turning targeted litigation funding into a powerful tool for justice.
- Low-emission wastewater technology enters field trials in ScotlandA promising low-emission wastewater treatment technology has moved from the laboratory into real-world testing, as researchers at The James Hutton Institute begin field trials of a bioelectrochemical process designed to improve the performance of conventional trickling filters. Known as ElecTrickle, the system has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% and tripled filtration efficiency […]
- Diet changes could cut emissions without increasing food costsA new study has found that modest reductions in meat and dairy consumption could help Scotland meet its climate goals while improving public health, without increasing the cost of food. The modelling study assessed 33 different ways of meeting the UK Climate Change Committee’s recommendations for sustainable diets . Researchers from the University of Edinburgh, […]
- Automated sampler enables time-resolved VOC analysisA new automated sampling system from gas measurement expert Markes International aims to simplify studies of how volatile organic compounds (VOCs) change over time, enabling researchers to generate detailed time-series datasets using established thermal desorption–gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (TD–GC–MS) workflows. The MTS-32 Pro automatically collects sequential air samples onto industry-standard sorbent tubes or mini-tubes according to […]
- Waste Collection is the Public Investment That Pays for ItselfThe U.S. recycling industry generates $184 billion annually and supports more than 603,000 jobs built... The post Waste Collection is the Public Investment That Pays for Itself appeared first on Earth911.
- New research traces how ‘forever chemicals’ move through the Great Lakes and into peopleThe study used more than 40 years of data to map fluctuating PFAS levels across species in the region's food chain.
- Tree Risk Assessment 101: Signs a Tree May FailMany trees show signs before they fail. A large limb may break. A trunk may split. A tree may shift in the soil. These signs can be hard to see. A tree may look green and full. Still, rot, root harm, weak limbs, or soil shift may hide from view. Tree risk assessment means more...
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The Forest Stewardship Councils’ Path to a Circular Bio-based Future with Loa Dalgaard WormForests are vital for people everywhere. They cover about 4.14 billion hectares, roughly a third... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The Forest Stewardship Councils’ Path to a Circular Bio-based Future with Loa Dalgaard Worm appeared first on Earth911.
- Electricity experts warn UK AI expansion will outpace capacityData centres will soon need more energy that we can produce, although the picture is distorted due to the wildly misleading claims and phantom applications. Artificial intelligence is continuing to pose a huge headache for electricity producers, with a new report from Capgemini — AI meets the grid: shaping the data centre power play — showing that […]
- Campaigners battle 'monstrous megalith' AI centreCampaigners battle 'monstrous megalith' AI centre Channel News brendan 6th July 2026 Teaser Media
- The price of sovereignty – governments can’t afford nation-building aloneTracey McNaughton, Chief Investment Officer at Escala The debate is no longer just about what countries need to build, but who will pay for it. From AI infrastructure and data centres to energy networks and advanced manufacturing, the next wave of nation-building will require vast amounts of capital at a time when government balance sheets […] The post The price of sovereignty – governments can’t afford nation-building alone first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The cheapest industrial decarbonisation lever almost nobody auditsBy Byron Raal, Founder and Editor, Compressed Air Solutions Ask an Australian manufacturer where their decarbonisation budget is going and you will hear about solar, electrified heat and fleet. Ask them when their compressed air system was last audited and you will usually get a blank look. That gap is costing them, because compressed air […] The post The cheapest industrial decarbonisation lever almost nobody audits first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 03.07.2026The principal wildcard in fertiliser markets remains the Strait of Hormuz. Continued disruption could prolong supply chain uncertainty well into the second half of 2026 • Urea nearing bottom of price curve • Phosphate – affordability stalls demand • Potash prices steady • Ammonia prices under pressure from increased supply UREA Indicative Range: USD 410–440/t CFR […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 03.07.2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia Promised “No New Extinctions.” A Teenager Is Asking Whether It Will Keep That Promise.Australian youth conservationist, Spencer Hitchen @savesunriseglossies, as seen in LOVE LETTER TO THE UNSEEN. LAND AND SEA FOR ALL As Australia continues to grapple with its status as a global leader in species loss, a new documentary is putting a teenage conservationist at the center of one of the nation’s most urgent environmental questions: What […] The post Australia Promised “No New Extinctions.” A Teenager Is Asking Whether It Will Keep That Promise. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Medical Design Innovations Achieves Prestigious Australian Made CertificationMedical Design Innovations (MDI) is proud to announce it has officially been licensed by the Australian Made Campaign, confirming its products are genuinely Australian Made and manufactured to the highest local standards in its facility in North Brisbane. The certification highlights MDI’s commitment to Australian manufacturing, supporting local jobs and strengthening local capability in the […] The post Medical Design Innovations Achieves Prestigious Australian Made Certification first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Los Angeles turns ‘most polluting’ World Cup into Olympic rehearsal in bid for climate legacyThe city is testing heat and transport plans against an influx of global sports fans, which should both inform Olympic decisions and help it cope with growing climate risks.
- Sale of family farm helps clear way for wildlife bridge over I-5Five generations of the Erickson family tended this land that borders I-5. Now, it could help reconnect mountain ranges.
- A New Mexico town is running dry. An immigration detention center is its biggest water customer.The town of Estancia and the ICE facility are trucking in water until a new well is drilled.
- WA crabbing season: What to know and what not to do this summerFrom harvesting times and poisoned shellfish to tagged crabs and smuggled crustaceans, here’s what you need to know this crabbing season.
- Cosmetics Packaging: The Ugly TruthThe average American bathroom cabinet holds an estimated 40 personal care products, including shampoo, conditioner,... The post Cosmetics Packaging: The Ugly Truth appeared first on Earth911.
- Heatwaves, AI and water stressWith Net Zero Week beginning tomorrow (4th July) Steve Harding explains why behavioural change may be our most overlooked climate technology As Britain prepares for another summer of heatwaves, attention will focus on water shortages, electricity demand and the resilience of critical infrastructure. Yet while policymakers debate reservoirs, grid upgrades and renewable generation, one of […]
- EVs could save Europe €12 billion and 190 million barrels of oil annually by 2030Europe could avoid importing 190 million barrels of oil every year by 2030, generating around €12 billion in annual savings, if it delivers on its electric vehicle targets, according to new analysis released today by E-Mobility Europe and Ember. Achieving those savings depends on meeting the EU’s deployment goals for 2030: 35 million battery electric […]
- Give It Second Life: Cricut and Salvos Stores Launch DIY July Edit Social InitiativeInvites Australians to repurpose, reimagine and restyle preloved items to save money, reduce waste, and champion circular economy. As cost-of-living increases and consumer confidence declines, items donated to Salvos Stores given a second life with a Cricut machine. Cricut®, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRCT) the creative platform company and Salvos Stores, the retail arm of The Salvation Army Australia, have […] The post Give It Second Life: Cricut and Salvos Stores Launch DIY July Edit Social Initiative first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- ‘I did that’: the award-winning energy industry apprentice bringing pride and purpose to powerline workJack De Freitas Credit: NSW Training Services When Essential Energy powerline worker Jack De Freitas drives around his hometown of Cowra in the Central West of NSW, he can’t help but point out the jobs he has delivered. The 22-year-old newly crowned Western NSW Apprentice of Year has an infectious enthusiasm when it comes to […] The post ‘I did that’: the award-winning energy industry apprentice bringing pride and purpose to powerline work first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Shell yeah: PhD project gives critical insights into vulnerable speciesNatalie Robson’s PhD project has led to the collection of important information about green turtles in the Northern Territory. Charles Darwin University A study into the foraging habits of green turtles in the Northern Territory has used an innovative surveying technique which could become a critical tool in monitoring marine habitats in remote and challenging […] The post Shell yeah: PhD project gives critical insights into vulnerable species first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Earth911 Inspiration: What Provides Survives — Simon M. LambToday’s quote is from writer, businessman, and conservationist Simon M. Lamb. In his book, Junglenomics:... The post Earth911 Inspiration: What Provides Survives — Simon M. Lamb appeared first on Earth911.
- In Overfished Adriatic Sea, Dolphins Look to Trawlers for FoodOff the eastern coast of Italy, large numbers of bottlenose dolphins are looking to fishing trawlers as a source of food, a sign that dolphins may be struggling to feed themselves in waters depleted by overfishing.Read more on E360 →
- After tank implosion, WA expands scrutiny to other paper millsWashington labor officials plan to inspect several state pulp and paper mills. They will audit tank conditions, maintenance practices and other safety factors.
- Release The Chicks! Banding Great Lakes Piping Plover Chicks in Northern WisconsinAt 5:45 am on a small island in lower Green Bay, Wisconsin, the sun has barely crested the horizon, but the air is warm and humid. Tom Prestby, Wisconsin Conservation Manager with Audubon Great...
- Extreme Heat Is Here: What Columbia Climate School Experts Want You to KnowAs a dangerous early-summer heat wave covers swaths of the globe, Columbia Climate School experts discuss the impacts of extreme heat.
- This air conditioning strategy is the sweet spot for saving energy and money, experts saySome of us have been told it's more energy-efficient and cost-effective to turn off our air conditioning when we leave home for work.
- Who Qualifies for Community Solar Programs?Community solar lets households and businesses receive electricity bill credits from a shared off-site solar array — no rooftop panels, no property modifications, and no upfront equipment purchase required. It is one of the most accessible pathways into renewable energy for the roughly 42% of U.S. households that cannot install rooftop solar due to renting,...
- What would it take to build a sustainable data center? A roomful of rivals tried to find outA trillion-dollar infrastructure wave is locking in data centers for decades — and a roomful of unlikely allies just agreed on what it would take to build them right. The post What would it take to build a sustainable data center? A roomful of rivals tried to find out appeared first on Trellis.
- Want to succeed in sustainability? Learn to manage riskESG is increasingly seen through the lens of risks and opportunities, becoming not only integral to business strategy, but also a competitive advantage for companies that take this holistic view. The post Want to succeed in sustainability? Learn to manage risk appeared first on Trellis.
- People are willing to pay more for climate-proof wine, study showsNew research weighs the costs and payoffs of three common adaptation strategies: Go, stay, or change.
- Stop the Summer Reading Slide With Eco-Themed Kids’ BooksSummer is a time for playing outside and enjoying the environment. At least one study... The post Stop the Summer Reading Slide With Eco-Themed Kids’ Books appeared first on Earth911.
- How Clean Is Your Toothpaste?In 2025, independent lab testing found that roughly 90% of the toothpastes it examined contained... The post How Clean Is Your Toothpaste? appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Fleet’ of small modular nuclear reactors planned for UKSites across the country form part of a new atomic energy network which could power 8 million homes. SGE, an established European Small Nuclear Reactor (SMR) development and investment platform, has laid out plans to build 14 GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 facilities across Britain. The application, submitted under the UK’s Advanced Nuclear Framework, details proposals […]
- World Cup fever and festival season point to impending pollution spikeFrom goal nets destroying wildlife, to discarded plastic packaging and dumped merchandise, the glut of warm weather events will be devastating for the environment. Summer is always a busy time of year for outdoor happenings. But 2026 is particularly hectic. The World Cup is now well underway and the public is getting involved. Amongst other […]
- Doubling down on conservation: AWC to extend groundbreaking partnership with NSW GovernmentMinister Penny Sharpe, Nick Butcher and Dr Rachel Ladd release a Bettong. © Michael Daddow A renewed commitment to collaboration will strengthen efforts to save Australia’s threatened wildlife, as Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) the NSW Government and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) plan to extend their ground?breaking partnership for another decade. Penny Sharpe, Minister for the Environment, […] The post Doubling down on conservation: AWC to extend groundbreaking partnership with NSW Government first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CEFC commits $22 million to electric truck rollout for Zenob? AustraliaThe CEFC has committed up to $22 million to back the large-scale deployment of battery electric trucks (BETs), helping electric fleet specialist Zenobe Australia acquire a fleet of up to 148 BETs to deliver low emissions groceries. The transaction backs what will be the largest fleet rollout of electric trucks in Australia, the Foton T5 […] The post CEFC commits $22 million to electric truck rollout for Zenob? Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- TAFE NSW graduates driving Australia’s sustainability transformation as demand for climate?ready skills surgesDavid Burt With new reporting requirements driving a new era of corporate climate accountability for medium-sized businesses across Australia, demand for sustainability professionals in Australia is surging. TAFE NSW is building the next generation of job?ready graduates equipped with the sustainability skills Australian businesses urgently need. It’s expected that up to 5,000 businesses will be […] The post TAFE NSW graduates driving Australia’s sustainability transformation as demand for climate?ready skills surges first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 1KOMMA5°’s Heartbeat AI cuts electricity bills for Australian householdsFirst bill analysis shows: all households paid less than on their previous electricity plan One South-East Queensland home saved $140 in the first quarter of this year compared with their previous electricity plan Heartbeat AI optimises home solar and battery systems, automatically trading electricity on the wholesale market on behalf of households, making New Energy […] The post 1KOMMA5°’s Heartbeat AI cuts electricity bills for Australian households first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Time to bin the confusion, not good foodNestlé launches on-pack date-labelling pilot to help reduce household waste. Nestlé is launching ‘Sniff, Look, Taste,’ a new Australian pilot designed to tackle one of the most common causes of household food waste: date label confusion. The pilot was developed in collaboration with OzHarvest and informed by their research, valuable insights, and expertise. Each year, […] The post Time to bin the confusion, not good food first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- America's Forests Depend on Private LandownersMore than 150 years ago, Frederick Billings returned to Vermont after making his fortune during the California Gold Rush where he had witnessed miners clearing forests, eroding hillsides...
- WA data centers lose tax exemptions starting July 1: What to knowA new law has repealed data center tax exemptions, requiring the facilities to pay state sales tax on equipment and infrastructure updates.
- Celebrating Audubon’s River Gates and a Career Dedicated to ShorebirdsFor those who have worked alongside Shorebird Conservation Manager River Gates, it's difficult to imagine Audubon without her unwavering commitment to conserving shorebirds. Since joining Audubon in...
- Looking for Frogs in the Corkscrew WatershedIt was a warm, still evening in June when the crew gathered just after sunset at Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary for the first Frog Watch survey of 2026. Led by Sally Stein, Audubon's Director...
- The Future of Sustainable Consumer ElectronicsSustainability is something that, in the modern era, matters to just about everyone. And this applies especially in the world of consumer electronics. We’re increasingly looking to invest in devices and companies that share an environmental ethos, and the big names in the electronics world are responding in a number of ways. Designing electronics for...
- Amazon stays ‘stubborn’ on net-zero pledgeThe assertion comes despite the cloud computing services and e-commerce giant logging a 16 percent emissions increase in 2025, driven largely by building and data center construction. The post Amazon stays ‘stubborn’ on net-zero pledge appeared first on Trellis.
- Urban trees aren’t just nice, scientists say — they’re mandatoryResearchers are calling for cities to double down on one of the simplest yet most powerful solutions to many problems.
- Get to know the Coastal Leadership Program’s Inaugural Cohort!Meet our inaugural cohort of the Coastal Leadership Program, and learn why they're excited to start building a community of Salton Sea leaders!The mission of the Costal Leadership Program is to...
- Introducing Our 2026 Coastal Leadership Program CohortWe're excited to introduce the 2026 Coastal Leadership Program cohort. Beginning this July, a group of early professionals with backgrounds spanning environmentalism, education, and the arts will be...
- New U.N. Resolution Urges Member States to Act for Glacier PreservationThe resolution, spearheaded by Tajikistan (along with Peru and Bhutan), marks a historic first for Central Asia. It emphasizes the importance of Indigenous populations affected by glacier loss.
- Sugar giant faces court over deadly floodSugar giant faces court over deadly flood Channel News Catherine Early 1st July 2026 Teaser Media
- Natural algae robots could be used to treat bladder cancerBiohybrid technology has shown impressive tumour-reducing capabilities in early testing on rodents. Conducted by the University of Edinburgh and Xiamen University, China, micro-sized robots made from naturally occurring algae, guided by magnets, were introduced to mice with established bladder cancer cells. Within a week of the therapy beginning, the size of malignant growths had been […]
- Starbucks reassesses climate goals with coffee at the center The world’s largest coffeehouse chain has embedded sustainability into its business units as part of its financial turnaround plan. The post Starbucks reassesses climate goals with coffee at the center appeared first on Trellis.
- Heat highways and pumps: Manchester energy needs could set UK precedentDespite large scale government funding and a concerted marketing effort by industry, most Britons remain sceptical about investing in boiler alternatives. So what about city-scale circular energy systems? In February, Downing Street announced its intention to subsidise the installation of 360,000 residential heat pumps through the Warm Homes Plan it unveiled in 2025. It’s an […]
- Design for Disassembly: Breaking the Take-Make-Waste Product CycleNine percent. That’s the share of all plastic ever manufactured that has been recycled, according... The post Design for Disassembly: Breaking the Take-Make-Waste Product Cycle appeared first on Earth911.
- A Home Battery Revolution Is Reshaping the Power GridAs residential batteries have become more energy dense, cheaper, and smaller, more households are storing their excess solar power. Now, utilities and energy companies in dozens of countries are buying up those electrons, bundling them together, and using them to balance the grid.Read more on E360 →
- One year after the Texas floods, home feels further away than everMany in Sandy Creek remain stuck in a recovery system that wasn’t designed for them.
- Banks are financing the fossil fuel industry’s next growth strategyNew research shows major lenders are accelerating their investment in Big Oil as the industry turns toward plastics, pesticides, and other petrochemicals.
- Data centres cooling drives heatwave demandData centres cooling drives heatwave demand Channel News brendan 1st July 2026 Teaser Media
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Building The Circular Economy With Glacier CEO Rebecca Hu-ThramsSubscribe to receive transcripts by email. Read along with this episode. The raw material for... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Building The Circular Economy With Glacier CEO Rebecca Hu-Thrams appeared first on Earth911.
- Report: Record-breaking Year for Australian Renewables as Battery System Deployments TripleWarwick Johnston, managing director at SunWiz. A report from SunWiz shows a record 221,000 residential solar battery systems were installed in 2025, three times the installations of 2024. In total, the year delivered 4,790 MWh of storage, enough to power around 1.2 million homes during the four-hour evening peak. NSW led on a state-by-state breakdown, […] The post Report: Record-breaking Year for Australian Renewables as Battery System Deployments Triple first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- PROVING ADVENTURE IS AGELESS: A 15-YEAR-OLD PILOT AND A SENIOR ADVENTURE COUPLE AMONG WINNERS OF THE 2026 AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY AWARDSLang and Bev Kidby – Bean 1924 The Australian Geographic Society has announced the recipients of its 2026 Adventurer of the Year Awards, recognising Australians reshaping modern exploration. From historic route recreations to record river journeys, youth aviation milestones and a two?year family cycling odyssey, this year’s cohort reflects the breadth of Australian adventure. As […] The post PROVING ADVENTURE IS AGELESS: A 15-YEAR-OLD PILOT AND A SENIOR ADVENTURE COUPLE AMONG WINNERS OF THE 2026 AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY AWARDS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- FERRERO GROUP 2025 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT SPOTLIGHTS FERRERO FARMING VALUES AS A DRIVER OF RESILIENCE ACROSS SUPPLY CHAINSFerrero publishes its 17th Sustainability Report, positioning its Ferrero Farming Values approach to ingredients sourcing at the core of its strategy and highlighting progress across its sustainability framework four pillars – climate and environment, sourcing, responsible consumption and people. Ferrero releases its Sustainability Report for the 2024/25 financial year, outlining how the company translates commitments […] The post FERRERO GROUP 2025 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT SPOTLIGHTS FERRERO FARMING VALUES AS A DRIVER OF RESILIENCE ACROSS SUPPLY CHAINS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Yarra Valley Water to report net zero operational emissions in a milestone moment for water sectorYarra Valley Water is reporting net zero operational emissions (Scopes 1 and 2) for the 2025–26 financial year, marking a significant milestone in emissions reduction and positioning the organisation among leaders in the Victorian water sector. The position, reached four years ahead of obligations, will be confirmed through the organisation’s annual reporting process, including final […] The post Yarra Valley Water to report net zero operational emissions in a milestone moment for water sector first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Epson’s blueprint for sustainable fashion: How digital textile printing can rebuild local manufacturing in AustraliaThe Social Outfit Sama launch with designs printed on the Epson Monna Lisa Ml-8000 direct-to-fabric printer Australia’s fashion paradox is stark. We’re among the world’s biggest per-capita consumers of clothing, purchasing an average of 56 new items each year, yet 97% of the apparel we wear is made offshore. That offshoring has hollowed out domestic […] The post Epson’s blueprint for sustainable fashion: How digital textile printing can rebuild local manufacturing in Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Birds of the RainbowAs the hot days of summer begin to settle in and the excitement of spring migration slows down, human celebrations are picking up. June is a month to celebrate freedom, a feeling that birds have...
- Trump administration seeks to stomp out all fires quickly, reviving policy that has been discreditedThe consolidation of thousands of personnel into the fire service has sown confusion among some firefighters about who their bosses are and what their responsibilities should be.
- How schools can better prepare students for a changing climateAs climate change worsens, schools can help students feel prepared with a stronger solution- and project-based curriculum, community building and career education, Student Voices contributor Timothy Dong writes.
- Google’s AI expansion weighs heavily on climate goalsThe tech company reported an 18 percent leap in greenhouse gas emissions in 2025, largely fueled by computing hardware, steel, concrete and other supplies related to data center construction. The post Google’s AI expansion weighs heavily on climate goals appeared first on Trellis.
- Audubon's Assessment for a Resilient Great Salt LakeA healthy network of saline lakes in the Western United States is crucial to the survival and wellbeing of millions of waterbirds that depend on these ecosystems for nesting, breeding, refueling, and...
- New Audubon Report Identifies Most Important Areas for Bird Conservation at Great Salt Lake – Now and for the FutureSALT LAKE CITY — Today, the National Audubon Society released the Great Salt Lake Birds and Habitat Assessment—a science-based analysis that integrates habitat, hydrology and climate modeling...
- Wildfire in Eastern WA’s Walla Walla County causes evacuationsWalla Walla County Undersheriff Joe Klundt said the fire is burning about 1,800 acres.
- Renewable gas coalition urges GHG Protocol to recognise market-based fuel purchasesA coalition of around 90 organisations from the renewable gas sector has called on the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) to revise its forthcoming corporate greenhouse gas accounting standard to better recognise the climate benefits of renewable gaseous fuels. The appeal, published during London Climate Action Week, argues that changes to the GHG Protocol’s proposed […]
- Waste analytics firm picks up Circular Economy Project of the YearAI waste analytics company Greyparrot has been named Circular Economy Project of the Year at the UK Green Business Awards 2026 for its Deepnest Packaging Waste Intelligence Platform. The award recognises Greyparrot’s work using AI-powered waste analysis to give brands new levels of visibility into what happens to their packaging after it is discarded, helping […]
- New Species Documented This Spring at Pine IslandFrom the banks of Currituck Sound to extensive grassy marshes, old duck impoundments, and upland maritime forests, Pine Island is home to globally rare habitat that continues to remain protected...
- The hidden failure point in flue gas treatment: why reliable reagent handling mattersSponsored content: This article contains sponsored content. As environmental regulations continue to tighten across industries, flue gas treatment systems play an increasingly important role in helping operators meet emissions targets and maintain compliance. Whether in energy-from-waste, incineration, biomass plants, or manufacturing operations, effective flue gas treatment is essential for meeting environmental requirements. When discussing flue […]
- Custom-designed yet reusable exhibition standsThis article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Quadrant2Design. The exhibition stand now provides opportunities for organisations to showcase their sustainability credentials. Continued climate volatility, rising public expectations and ageing infrastructure have led regulatory bodies to demand stricter sustainability compliance and reporting, making clean practices a necessity, rather than an option. For those […]
- Which States Are the Most Environmentally Friendly?A nickel changes behavior. When Oregon doubled its bottle deposit from five cents to ten... The post Which States Are the Most Environmentally Friendly? appeared first on Earth911.
- CCC: Slow electrification leaving UK households exposed to higher energy billsThe Climate Change Committee (CCC) published its annual assessment of the government’s progress in reducing emissions on 24 June. It warns that households are facing higher energy bills because the UK is not electrifying fast enough. Overall emissions fell 1.8% in 2025. There has been good progress in a range of areas, and the UK […]
- Waste plastic converted into highly crystalline graphite could aid lithium-ion battery productionDiscarded PET plastic bottles could become a source of high-quality graphite for lithium-ion batteries. A seemingly noteworthy advance in this direction has been announced by researchers at Penn State who have developed a process for converting the common waste plastic into highly ordered synthetic graphite suitable for battery anodes. The work, published in Diamond and […]
- Street-level mapping tool targets England’s environmental inequalitiesA new set of mapping tools launched by the Environment Agency and partners promises to help councils, government bodies and environmental organisations identify, at street level, where environmental pressures are combining with social deprivation to create the greatest risks for communities across England. Unveiled at the start of London Climate Week, the Index of Multiple […]
- For Puerto Rico’s fishers, climate change isn’t the only challenge — being left to adapt alone is anotherEven as Puerto Rico's fisherfolk navigate rising seas and monster storms, a maze of bureaucracy is proving to be their biggest obstacle.
- Why is it so unusually expensive to replace lead pipes in Chicago?The city with the most lead pipes in the nation is paying way above average to fix them. Officials can't fully explain why.
- Energy-Efficient and Hurricane-Ready Windows in Fort Myers: How to Choose an InstallerReplacing windows in Fort Myers involves more than picking a style. Lee County sits in a 150 mph design wind speed zone under ASCE 7, which means every window on your home must meet a specific structural threshold — and that threshold must be documented, permitted, and inspected before the job is done. The right...
- Choose the Right Type of Grill for Your Sustainable SummerThe biggest climate decision at your next cookout is not the grill you buy. It... The post Choose the Right Type of Grill for Your Sustainable Summer appeared first on Earth911.
- Coles and Planet Ark to team up for National Tree Day in landmark 30th anniversary yearDuring a Coles and Planet Ark tree planting event with Urban Guerillas at Lewin Reserve in Melbourne on June 24th, 2026. Photo by Martin KEEP/Coles. Planet Ark is proud to announce Coles as the Major Sponsor of National Tree Day 2026, supporting Australia’s largest community tree-planting and nature care event as it celebrates its 30th […] The post Coles and Planet Ark to team up for National Tree Day in landmark 30th anniversary year first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 26.06.2026: GLOBAL FERTILISER MARKETS HEAVILY INFLUENCED BYGlobal fertiliser markets increasingly resemble a geopolitical chess match • Urea – How Low Will Prices Go Over Coming Weeks • Phosphate – Prices to Remain Relatively Stable • Potash – Prices Stable • Ammonia – Prices Soft and Expected to Continue to Decline Global fertiliser markets remain heavily influenced by geopolitics, shifting trade flows […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 26.06.2026: GLOBAL FERTILISER MARKETS HEAVILY INFLUENCED BY first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Novel microbial agents could help remove environmental pollutantsFig 2 bacteriophages for bioremediation The ability of bacteria to remove pollutants from soil, water, mine waste and other environments could be supercharged by a ‘friendly’ compatible virus, according to a study led by Flinders University. The new insights, published in Communications Biology, suggests phage virus ‘bioaugmentation’ offers a compelling new direction for environmental biotechnology, by harnessing […] The post Novel microbial agents could help remove environmental pollutants first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- FRRR backs rural communities’ smart and sustainable climate solutionsNearly $355,000 in grants for NFPs leading local change, for the long-term FRRR’s Community Led Climate Solutions (CLCS) program has awarded $354,338 in grants to 19 not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) to support initiatives that will empower local communities to adapt to and mitigate climate risks and support transitions. The funding will back future-focused solutions that drive Australia’s progress […] The post FRRR backs rural communities’ smart and sustainable climate solutions first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Vena Energy Secures A$1.4 billion in Green Financing Facilities for Australian Solar and Battery AssetsVena Energy, a leading green energy solutions provider across the Asia-Pacific region, has secured approximately A$1.4 billion in green financing facilities to support solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) assets across Australia. The facilities are structured across two transactions, combining greenfield project funding with the refinancing of existing facilities. The first transaction supports 294 MWp[1] of operational solar capacity, 320 MWp of solar capacity under-construction and 408MWh of BESS capacity under-construction across the Tailem Bend and Wandoan South precincts in South Australia and Queensland. The second transaction supports two adjacent 583 MWh battery energy storage units under-construction in New South Wales, together […] The post Vena Energy Secures A$1.4 billion in Green Financing Facilities for Australian Solar and Battery Assets first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The renewables tricksThe renewables tricks Channel Comment brendan 30th June 2026 Teaser Media
- The next frontier: A CSO’s playbook for fossil-free retirementAs climate risk becomes a financial risk, CSOs and benefits teams can use a three-part framework to align retirement plans with long-term portfolio resilience and corporate sustainability goals. The post The next frontier: A CSO’s playbook for fossil-free retirement appeared first on Trellis.
- Climate School Alumni Aim for Sustainability Goals in the 2026 World Cup and BeyondAs the 2026 FIFA World Cup plays out in North America, M.A. in Climate and Society graduates are working behind the scenes to drive sustainability efforts in sporting events.
- When employees engage in impact work, loyalty and motivation riseNew GlobeScan and Ashoka research also reveals a related increase in workers' purpose and meaning. The post When employees engage in impact work, loyalty and motivation rise appeared first on Trellis.
- Frontline Laboratories: How Small-Ship Expeditions Support Wilderness ConservationExpedition cruises have quietly become some of the most useful platforms for conservation work. While passengers come to see wildlife and remote landscapes, many voyages also carry scientists, naturalists, and researchers collecting information that helps track changes across some of the world’s least disturbed environments. Guests often end up contributing as well, sometimes by recording...
- Seattle considers removing Highway 99 in South Park — or doing nothingA new report lists four possible ways to deal with Highway 99 where the road cuts South Park in two and, many say, has brought decades of harm.
- Why are electric bills so high at this WA utility?Some customers are seeing electric bills higher than ever. Here's why.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Shareholder Democracy and Causeway Impact Founders on Building Shareholder InfluenceIf you hold a 401(k), an IRA, or a single index fund, you own a... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Shareholder Democracy and Causeway Impact Founders on Building Shareholder Influence appeared first on Earth911.
- Activists upstage climate institute launchActivists upstage climate institute launch Channel News brendan 29th June 2026 Teaser Media
- Scientists turn plastic waste into high-quality battery materialThat plastic water bottle you toss in the recycling bin could one day help power your electric car or smartphone. Researchers at Penn State have successfully converted waste PET plastic – the kind used in most drink bottles – into high-quality synthetic graphite, a key material in lithium-ion batteries. Their findings suggest that one of […]
- Rainfall shapes air pollution more than we thoughtA long-term study of rain and cloud water collected high on New Hampshire’s Mount Washington has revealed that rainfall does far more than simply wash pollution from the sky, it plays an equally important role as the pollution’s source in determining how polluted clouds and rain become. The research, led by scientists from the University […]
- After a Civil Rights Complaint, Chicago Built Largest Air Monitoring Network in the U.S.As extreme heat worsens pollution, a network of 277 monitors will identify pollution hot spots.Read more on E360 →
- Climate activists take on a new foe: Data centersAs climate action stalls, the movement is finding new energy in local fights to stop polluting, power-hungry facilities.
- Best Smart Plugs for an Energy-Conscious HomeSmart plugs are among the easiest smart home upgrades because they do not require new wiring, expensive installation, or a full home automation system. They plug into a standard outlet and allow you to control connected devices through an app, […] The post Best Smart Plugs for an Energy-Conscious Home appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Soil Your Undies … To Find Out How Healthy Your Soil Is“Soil Your Undies” sounds like the latest, grossest internet challenge to make the social media... The post Soil Your Undies … To Find Out How Healthy Your Soil Is appeared first on Earth911.
- Proper Tree Care for Urban Areas: A Simple Guide to Cooler, Healthier CitiesCity streets get hot fast. Roads, roofs, and walls hold heat. This is called the urban heat island effect. Trees help cool these hot places. Their shade keeps roads and walks cooler. Trees also release water from their leaves. This helps cool the air around them. Studies show that tree cover can lower city heat...
- World Class Eco-village Unveiled for Hindmarsh IslandHindmarsh Island could soon be home to a world class eco-village, attracting local and international tourists to explore the nearby national parks and wildlife corridors. A property owner has proposed Island Heights, a 600-acre resort on the northern side of the island, nestled within the Fleurieu Peninsula. Currently used as grazing land for cattle, the newly […] The post World Class Eco-village Unveiled for Hindmarsh Island first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Sicona lands $45M ARENA grant to open battery materials production facility in WollongongSicona Battery Technologies founder and CEO Christiaan Jordaan and Cunningham MP Alison Byrnes Australian battery technology company Sicona Battery Technologies has secured $45 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to build and operate its first commercial-scale silicon-carbon battery anode material production facility in the Illawarra region. As part of this, Sicona and BlueScope Steel Limited have entered into […] The post Sicona lands $45M ARENA grant to open battery materials production facility in Wollongong first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Iondrive secures Oklahoma state support for rare earth recycling facilityKey facts: ASX-listed Iondrive Limited has secured a Letter of Support from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce (ODOC) for its first US rare earth recycling and critical minerals processing facility, with identified incentives worth up to approximately US$5.2 million, potentially scaling to over US$15 million for three modules. The proposed Oklahoma facility will commercialise Iondrive’s […] The post Iondrive secures Oklahoma state support for rare earth recycling facility first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Robotic bird helps uncover the mysteries of flight turbulenceA live kestrel and it’s robotic counterpart. RMIT University A bio-inspired robotic bird capable of mimicking the key movements of kestrels is helping researchers unravel the mysteries behind the species’ exceptional hovering capabilities. With atmospheric turbulence expected to worsen due to climate change, understanding how birds naturally cope with rough air could help engineers design […] The post Robotic bird helps uncover the mysteries of flight turbulence first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- A legal catastropheA legal catastrophe Channel News brendan 29th June 2026 Teaser Media
- Hundreds of thousands rally, party, protest at 2026 Seattle Pride ParadeRainbow flags, trans flags, dyed hair, collapsible hand fans of every hue: Gray skies Sunday only magnified the panoply of colors in Seattle.
- Cow manure could be the next data center fuelThe manure-to-energy field has a new sales pitch. Critics warn it could mean even more factory farms.
- PSE electricity bills have skyrocketed. Can anything be done about it?Electricity prices are weighing down budgets all over the Northwest. One utility stands out for a remarkable increase in monthly costs.
- Suquamish Tribe signs agreement with Navy over massive drydock projectThe tribe and the Navy came together to hammer out an understanding before the military builds a new drydock in Kitsap County.
- Environmental defenders remain among world’s most targeted activistsA new report found that environmental defenders are increasingly encountering overlapping networks of government officials, corporations, criminal groups, and private security forces.
- ‘See the whole world in lichens,’ the marvels that grow anywhereMore than 1,000 species of lichen grow in Washington. All of them offer a window into profound biological cooperation.
- Across Europe, heat adaptation plans are being put to a brutal test“Cities across the world are still preparing for the heat that we're experiencing today.”
- States want transparent laws around animal agriculture. A fight in Congress could derail that.The Save Our Bacon bill would make it harder for consumers to know how their meat was raised.
- The Loss of Glaciers Is Inflicting a Spiritual Toll on Indigenous PeopleIn mountain regions from the Andes to the Himalayas, Indigenous people see the retreat of glaciers as a sign that they have lost the favor of their gods or ancestors.Read more on E360 →
- How the US is catching up on superpollutant mitigationKaiser Permanent, Autodesk and Google are among the companies investing in efforts to tackle methane, refrigerants and other gases with high warming potential. The post How the US is catching up on superpollutant mitigation appeared first on Trellis.
- Gap poaches top sustainability exec from Levi StraussJeffrey Hogue takes over from Gap veteran Daniel Fibiger, who left in May after three years as vice president of global sustainability. The post Gap poaches top sustainability exec from Levi Strauss appeared first on Trellis.
- UK launches first-ever climate security taskforce to tackle growing national threatsThe UK Government has launched its first dedicated Climate Security Taskforce, bringing together leading security, military and academic experts to strengthen the nation’s preparedness for the growing risks posed by climate change and nature loss. Announced today (26th June) by Climate Minister Katie White, the new taskforce aims to provide independent advice on how the […]
- Smarter Cooling for California Homes: Efficient AC, Heat Pumps, and Lower Energy StrainAC is now more than a comfort add-on in many California homes. In a long heat wave, it can help protect sleep, health, and safety. But home cooling should not waste power. It should not make an old AC run all day. The goal is not just to use the AC less. The better goal...
- The Benefits of Buying Bulk Mulch for Homes, Businesses, and Large LandscapesMulch does a lot for your yard. It protects soil. It holds in water. It stops weeds from growing. It keeps soil at a steady temperature. It also helps plants grow stronger and healthier. Mulch is a simple fix for any property. It works for homes, schools, parks, and businesses. You don’t have to redo...
- CCC: UK needs greater ambition on clean energyThe Climate Change Committee have this week presented their latest progress in reducing emissions report to Parliament. The Committee’s latest findings warn that the UK is moving too slowly to protect itself from both climate change and volatile fossil fuel prices. While the UK remains a global leader in cutting emissions and has made encouraging […]
- Global study shows local species decline signals extinction riskA major new international study has found that species whose numbers are falling locally are more likely to face global extinction – but the picture is more complex than it first appears. Researchers from the University of St Andrews, working with partners around the world, analysed data from over 60,000 populations of 2,362 different species. […]
- London unveils first plans for surviving extreme summersLondon has launched its first-ever city-wide plan to tackle extreme heat, as new analysis warns that around one million homes in the capital could be at high risk of overheating. The new Heat Ready London strategy, unveiled by Mayor Sadiq Khan during London Climate Action Week, sets out a long-term vision to help the capital […]
- How climate change gets under the skinHere’s what we know, so far, about the lasting effects of climate change on the body’s vital systems.
- Ask a Climate Therapist: How do I avoid getting trapped in the system I hope to change?A young engineer has a vision for changing their industry, but worries about slowly becoming a cog in the machine. Therapist Leslie Davenport offers advice for staying creative.
- The heat is onThe heat is on Channel Comment brendan 26th June 2026 Teaser Media
- Earth911 Inspiration: Faithful Stewardship of the EarthToday’s inspiration comes from Pope John Paul II’s 1987 homily from his Mass for the... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Faithful Stewardship of the Earth appeared first on Earth911.
- Recovery from a catastrophe cannot mean returning to pre-disaster conditionsA new report shows how AI can improve mitigation and adaptation. It also makes a very strong case for forgetting about pre-disaster conditions and redeveloping for a volatile future. Only last week, Environment Journal published a think piece on the worrying nature of a world that values artificial intelligence companies more than the farmland and water […]
- Evidence identifies ancient Aboriginal mining in the RiverlandRiver Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation member Melissa Johnson commencing the archaeological excavation at Sugarloaf Hill. Image courtesy of the River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation. Flinders University researchers, in partnership with the River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation, have found evidence that points to 7000 years of Aboriginal mining of stones at Sugarloaf Hill in South Australia’s […] The post Evidence identifies ancient Aboriginal mining in the Riverland first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Ant International’s Alipay+ Kicks Off Joint Sustainability Initiatives with New York Liberty for 2026 SeasonAlipay+ launched the “Threes for Trees” Sustainability Moment at the Barclays Center on May 24 to engage fans with the ESG-focused tree-planting initiative. Ant International The initiatives mark the inaugural year of a multi-year partnership focused on sustainability, youth development and community empowerment Ant International’s Alipay+, a leading cross-border fintech services platform based in Singapore, […] The post Ant International’s Alipay+ Kicks Off Joint Sustainability Initiatives with New York Liberty for 2026 Season first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Wildlife Victoria flags unnecessary risk to native wildlife as fishing-related cases surge 158% since launch of Little Angler ProgramAustralasian darter Credit: Wildlife Victoria Wildlife Victoria has released new data showing a 158% increase in wildlife cases involving discarded fishing line and hooks between 2023 and 2025, coinciding with the launch of the Victorian Fishing Authority’s (VFA) Little Angler Program. Bird species including black swans, seagulls and pelicans were among the most reported wildlife […] The post Wildlife Victoria flags unnecessary risk to native wildlife as fishing-related cases surge 158% since launch of Little Angler Program first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Schneider Electric named World’s Most Sustainable Company for the third consecutive year by TIME Magazine and StatistaSchneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, has been named the “World’s Most Sustainable Company 2026” by TIME Magazine and Statista for the third consecutive year. The recognition, drawn from a ranking of 5,000 of the world’s largest and most influential companies, reflects Schneider Electric’s long-standing commitment to making sustainability an integral part of its […] The post Schneider Electric named World’s Most Sustainable Company for the third consecutive year by TIME Magazine and Statista first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- China risks grid reliability challenges as renewables ramp up, says GlobalDataChina is witnessing a sweeping energy transformation as rapidly rising electricity demand, aging coal infrastructure, and international climate commitments converge. Renewables, led by solar PV, wind, and storage, along with nuclear power, are increasingly central to China’s electricity future through 2030. Without strengthened grid flexibility, upgraded transmission capacity, and tighter regulatory coherence, China risks bottlenecks, […] The post China risks grid reliability challenges as renewables ramp up, says GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Europe’s extreme heat would be impossible without climate change, scientists sayMillions in France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and elsewhere in Europe are experiencing extreme temperatures and humidity this week associated with a heat dome.
- Senate Agriculture Committee Releases Farm Bill Proposal(Washington D.C.--June 24, 2026)--Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman (R-Ark.) this week released text for a Senate companion bill to the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026...
- Climate Attribution Conference Explores Science, Law and AccountabilitySpeakers explored how climate attribution research is shaping lawsuits, policy and public health.
- 10 Fun Facts About the Painted BuntingIn a world increasingly polluted by AI slop, the Painted Bunting might make you think twice: Is that bird real? Fortunately for us, male Painted Buntings—adorned with splashes of primary colors...
- The Birds of Our LivesI walk my dogs along the Potomac River most evenings. My route has become second nature, the curve of the path, the movement of the river, the parts of the walk I know by heart. Often, I turn a bend...
- Making SenseChances are, if you’ve spent any time near a body of water, you have seen an Osprey. Aptly nicknamed fish hawks, the birds hunt along coastlines, rivers, and lakes throughout the hemisphere and the...
- In Alabama’s Black Belt, Scientists Are Banding Birds In Rare Patches of Prairie to Aid Restoration EffortsLast winter, Lianne Koczur traveled to Central Alabama to glimpse a landscape of the past—and perhaps one for the future. Dense, dormant grass covered the 100-acre field. “Most people would walk...
- A Golden-winged Warbler Sounds the AlarmWhen Deirdre Murphy embarks on a painting, she often begins far from her easel. Ecology is a central theme in her practice, and the Philadelphia-based artist regularly consults with researchers and...
- As Water-Sharing Negotiations Heat Up, Wildlife Habitats Along the Shrinking Colorado River Are at RiskUntil the 20th century, the Colorado River moved freely through the West, from forested Rocky Mountain headwaters through canyons, deserts, and lush wetlands and then out to sea. But by 1922, as...
- Ospreys in the Chesapeake Bay Are Starving to Death at Disastrous Rates. What Will It Take to Save Them?It is one of the great dramatic sights in nature: to see an Osprey hunt. To watch a long-winged raptor hover like a kingfisher high above the water, eyes on its prey, before committing and plunging...
- Life Aboard the Langseth: A Q&A With Chief Science Officer Cody BahlauOn Columbia’s global research vessel, the R/V Marcus G. Langseth, Bahlau serves as the key link between scientists, crewmembers and operations on shore.
- Wildfire burning in Olympic National ParkThe fire, on a steep slope in a mountainous area west-northwest of Mount Olympus, was reported to be uncontained as of late Thursday afternoon.
- Hot to goHot to go Channel News brendan 25th June 2026 Teaser Media
- The ESG responsibilities of the automotive industryEnvironmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues now shape many of the decisions made across a range of industries. For the automotive sector in particular, this is a key focus. Manufacturers, suppliers, retailers and service providers all face regulatory demands around how they operate responsibly. There are also targets and expectations from investors and customers. Understanding...
- Kirtland’s Warblers Are Declining Fast. Can We Turn Their Fate Around Again?Every four years, ecologist Erin Victory walks among jack pine plantations grown on Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land. Along with other state employees and volunteers, she stops...
- These Not-Quite-Nightjars Might As Well Be MuppetsIn the Americas, nightjars are some of our most mysterious—and, let’s be honest, freaky-looking—birds. But nighthawks and whip-poor-wills aren’t the only bristled and bug-eyed nocturnal birds...
- Sharon Audubon Center Director Eileen Fielding to Retire After Years of Leadership and Community ImpactSHARON, Conn. — The Sharon Audubon Center announced today that Director Eileen Fielding will retire effective July 2, concluding a remarkable tenure that began in 2009. Fielding first joined as an...
- In East Africa, a Controversial Oil Project Is Poised for ProductionDespite years of opposition, a 900-mile crude oil pipeline through East Africa is about to be completed, and its environmental and social risks are coming into focus. Campaigners in Uganda and abroad are making a final push to halt the project before the oil starts to flow.Read more on E360 →
- For Two Decades, the Salmon Count Was Wrong and Puget Sound’s Orcas Paid the PriceFor more than 20 years, fisheries managers set Chinook salmon recovery goals, closed fishing seasons,... The post For Two Decades, the Salmon Count Was Wrong and Puget Sound’s Orcas Paid the Price appeared first on Earth911.
- NGOs urge world leaders to put food waste at heart of climate actionA coalition of leading environmental and food-sector organisations has called on world leaders to take stronger action on food waste ahead of COP31, warning that time is running out to meet global targets. The group, which includes WRAP, WWF, the World Resources Institute, ReFED and the Global FoodBanking Network, has issued a joint call urging […]
- For climate solutions providers, it’s make or break time Corporate sustainability leaders must build demand for the sector to thrive. The post For climate solutions providers, it’s make or break time appeared first on Trellis.
- Meet the 2026 Trellis Climate Tech Startup of the YearWhy a plastic recycling alternative stood out and where climate tech is headed. The post Meet the 2026 Trellis Climate Tech Startup of the Year appeared first on Trellis.
- After a civil rights complaint, Chicago built the nation’s largest air monitoring networkAs extreme heat reshapes air quality, the network of 277 monitors is expected to help identify localized pollution hot spots.
- This island in the Great Lakes wants to tap waves for energyHydrokinetic energy from the waves surrounding Beaver Island could improve electricity reliability and push an emerging technology forward.
- Future Group Partners with Aberdeen Investments to Invest in Global Sustainable InfrastructureFuture Group, Australia’s fastest growing superannuation and financial services company, today announced a partnership with UK-based asset manager Aberdeen Investments (“Aberdeen”). Through this partnership, Future Group and Aberdeen will deploy capital into global infrastructure opportunities to build a long-term programme of investments aligned with their shared sustainability objectives. Future Group will also allocate capital to Aberdeen’s […] The post Future Group Partners with Aberdeen Investments to Invest in Global Sustainable Infrastructure first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Location-specific solutions needed to manage heat in global climate crisisThe study explored the future impacts of heat exposure on communities in northern Australia, as climate change projections indicate the region will become hotter and dryer in coming decades. Charles Darwin University Place-specific strategies for adapting to increasing temperatures are crucial to keeping remote towns and communities across Northern Australia habitable, according to a recent […] The post Location-specific solutions needed to manage heat in global climate crisis first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Allegro Energy and GridSoft Partner to Deliver Smarter Long-Duration Energy Storage Across AustraliaStrategic partnership combines advanced flow battery technology with intelligent energy optimisation software to maximise customer returns Allegro Energy, the Australian clean energy technology company commercialising next-generation microemulsion flow batteries, today announced a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with GridSoft, a leader in intelligent energy management software, to deliver fully integrated long-duration energy storage solutions for […] The post Allegro Energy and GridSoft Partner to Deliver Smarter Long-Duration Energy Storage Across Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CITIES-REGIONS-COUNTRIES TAKE CLIMATE COOPERATION TO NEXT LEVEL WITHIN CHAMP COALITIONNew Subnational Advisory Council marks the first time national governments within CHAMP formally integrate subnational leaders’ perspectives and experiences into the coalition’s decision-making structure The Coalition for High Ambition Multilevel Partnerships (CHAMP) for Climate Action announced the creation of its new Subnational Advisory Council, marking a historic step forward in strengthening cooperation between national, local and regional […] The post CITIES-REGIONS-COUNTRIES TAKE CLIMATE COOPERATION TO NEXT LEVEL WITHIN CHAMP COALITION first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Four hazardous waste facilities hit the market in rare eastern seaboard portfolioLe ho. Vendor, Entrepreneur and Investor. Rare portfolio of four freehold sites EPA-licenced for hazardous waste handling across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane hit the market Knight Frank has been appointed to market a rare portfolio of four EPA-licenced industrial facilities leased to ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management (ASX: CWY), offering investors a unique opportunity to acquire critical […] The post Four hazardous waste facilities hit the market in rare eastern seaboard portfolio first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Global coalition launches ‘Electrify Now’ movement to accelerate action to meet 35% electrification targetAt the Global Energy Transition and Electrification Summit at London Climate Week, a coalition of governments, business groups, think tanks, and civil society organisations will launch ‘Electrify Now,’ a global movement to supercharge electrification powered by renewable energy. This multi-year initiative, backed by governments including the European Commission, UK, Australia, Turkey and Ethiopia, and led by […] The post Global coalition launches ‘Electrify Now’ movement to accelerate action to meet 35% electrification target first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How To Grow Lots of Veggies in Small SpacesMany of us enjoy adding homegrown herbs, garden fresh tomatoes, and crispy salad greens to... The post How To Grow Lots of Veggies in Small Spaces appeared first on Earth911.
- Longview pulp mill had reported other leaks at tank that killed 11 workers, records showA growing tally of issues at the Nippon Dynawave paper mill have come to light since the fatal disaster in May.
- New Transmission Line Improves Grid Resiliency and Supports Bird Habitat in New Mexico It is possible to build renewable energy infrastructure and improve habitat for birds. And in many cases, developers are willing to support additional conservation measures to improve project...
- Building a Bird Haven, One Habitat at a TimeFor years, Joshua Harkness and his family had seen American Woodcocks on their farm and forest property Perry Hill in Amenia, NY, but only at the tail-end of winter. 22926The woodcocks would arrive...
- When Glaciers Disappear, So Do DeitiesThe loss of glaciers across the Andes and the Himalayas impacts not only water supplies, but also the cultural and spiritual lives of local communities.
- Earthquake rattles Northern California near UkiahThe quake was centered about seven miles north of the census-designated area Redwood Valley in Mendocino County.
- Heal our planet: How we’re protecting Indonesia
- Community opposition to data centers grows, crossing political dividesBusinesses must treat community concerns and questions about AI data centers seriously if they want to retain their social license to operate in this moment of spiking energy demand. The post Community opposition to data centers grows, crossing political divides appeared first on Trellis.
- Timing of July 4th fireworks couldn’t be worse for Big Bear eaglets, advocates sayOpponents say that the stakes are higher because the eagle couple's nest is home to two young eaglets — Sandy and Luna — who have yet to take flight.
- The Common Nighthawk Is Your Gateway Bird to the Weird, Wonderful World of NightjarsPeerrnt! The nasal cry is sharp enough to penetrate traffic noise on the streets below. Looking up from the sidewalk, we see the source: a pigeon-sized bird with long, angular wings, brown with a...
- Your Phone Can Already Detect Migrating Monarch Butterflies, but This App Lets You See ThemBirds aren’t the only migrators: Dozens of North American insect species also undertake long-distance journeys seasonally, including beetles, moths, and grasshoppers. Best known, and...
- Lessons from Coastal Stewardship: The Power of NoticingIn a world that is becoming increasingly more digitalized, where people find joy in other people's experiences through a screen and connect to nature using the next trend that appears on our social...
- These 5 Research Projects Show How AI Is Revolutionizing Bird ConservationConservation researchers will go to great lengths to survey birds—getting up before dawn, driving hours on back roads, undertaking grueling hikes—all for only a brief snapshot of which species or...
- Weeklong warehouse fire disrupts lives, businesses in Los AngelesFirefighters have been unable to enter the L.A. building due to large portions of the roof collapsing and resting on steel racks, making it unsafe for fire crews.
- Biologists Are Racing to Protect These Elusive Shorebirds. But First They Have to Catch ThemThe chase starts when the rice field still looks like a kaleidoscope of molten-silver puddles under a pitch-dark sky. Here in Jamundí, sugarcane fields and rice crops stretch to the horizon...
- Like Humans, Mediterranean Sperm Whales Have Their Own DialectsMuch like human languages, the vocalizations of sperm whales evolve over time, as disparate populations of whales develop distinct dialects. A new study shows how an isolated population of sperm whales in the eastern Mediterranean developed its own dialect based on vocalizations used by other whales.Read more on E360 →
- Microsoft reaches water efficiency milestoneThe company is more than halfway toward fulfilling its pledge to reduce the water-use intensity of its data centers by 40 percent by 2030. The post Microsoft reaches water efficiency milestone appeared first on Trellis.
- The end of ‘one-and-done’ sustainability: lessons from B corp standards and Meridiam’s infrastructureA structural realignment is quietly redefining global infrastructure, forcing a permanent shift from legacy, short-term profit models to a mandate of long-term accountability. Driven by rigid certification standards and escalating climate volatility, developers are no longer treating sustainability as a secondary risk-mitigation strategy, but as the core metric of operational and financial survival. (Words: Meridiam). […]
- Guest Idea: Home Microplastics Reduction Strategies That WorkImagine a typical suburban neighborhood. Homeowners are tending their gardens and children are playing outside,... The post Guest Idea: Home Microplastics Reduction Strategies That Work appeared first on Earth911.
- UN chief warns of ‘Tale of Two Crises’, taking aim at methane and AI centresUnited Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that the world is caught between a worsening climate emergency and a deepening energy crisis, and that both have the same root cause: fossil fuels. Speaking at London Climate Action Week, yesterday, Guterres delivered an impassioned address in which he called on world leaders, governments, and the private […]
- EU policies are failing pollinators, scientists warnEuropean efforts to halt the decline of bees, butterflies and other pollinators are being undermined by conflicting policies across agriculture, pesticides, land management and climate regulation, according to a major new scientific white paper. The report, produced by researchers from several EU-funded projects, argues that pollinator protection remains fragmented despite growing recognition of the vital […]
- Privatising survivalPrivatising survival Channel Comment brendan 24th June 2026 Teaser Media
- Indigenous cultural practices are a climate solution, report findsIndigenous lands are recognized as crucial for climate mitigation and resilience. New research shows their health is a direct result of the people who inhabit and steward them.
- One in three clothing labels are lying to you, EU investigation findsThe European Commission have found that more than a third of clothing labels in Europe are inaccurate, Out of 132 items tested, 49 (37%) were mislabelled when it came to the fibres they are made from, despite this being one of the few details clothing companies are legally required to provide. At the same time, […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Milwaukee’s Kevin Shafer on Circular Thinking in Wastewater ManagementSubscribe to receive transcripts by email. Read along with this episode. Every gallon of wastewater... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Milwaukee’s Kevin Shafer on Circular Thinking in Wastewater Management appeared first on Earth911.
- UK clean power build-out needs more than investmentBritain has more ways to fund energy infrastructure, but finance cannot make up for policy, delivery or planning weaknesses. There are few areas of public policy in Britain as ambitious, or as demanding, as the transformation now expected of our energy infrastructure. Across successive governments there has been a notable continuity in the headline aims: […]
- Sustainable Pond Care with a Solar-Powered Pond HeaterA winter pond needs more than an unfrozen surface. Beneath the ice, fish still use oxygen, organic matter still breaks down, and trapped gases need a way out. A solar-powered pond heater or solar-supported winter pond system can help protect aquatic life while reducing reliance on grid electricity. The goal is not to warm the...
- Illawarra Edible Garden Trail calls for local growers as 2026 event expands coast-wideNow in its fourth year, the Illawarra Edible Garden Trail is calling on gardeners, schools, community gardens, hobby farmers and backyard growers to open their gates for the 2026 event, which will span the full coast from Helensburgh, through Shellharbour and on to Gerroa for the first time. Running across two weekends in October and […] The post Illawarra Edible Garden Trail calls for local growers as 2026 event expands coast-wide first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Plico launches new finance option to help more Australian households access solar and batteriesSupported by the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Plico Finance gives eligible NSW and WA households access to low weekly instalments through one of Australia’s only one-partner solar and battery solutions Australian clean energy company, Plico, has launched Plico Finance, a new weekly payment option designed to help more households access solar and battery systems without the […] The post Plico launches new finance option to help more Australian households access solar and batteries first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- GRI is top choice for sustainability reporting worldwideLargest-ever snapshot of sustainability reporting reveals Asia and Global South are becoming new center of gravity for impact disclosure New analysis finds that GRI is the most widely used sustainability disclosure standard, with GRI reporters accounting for 62% of global market capitalization. The State of Sustainability Reporting: Global Trends in the GRI Standards 2025 draws on […] The post GRI is top choice for sustainability reporting worldwide first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Celebrity Chef Mindy Woods and the ASC launch free recipe booklet celebrating Sea Country, Indigenous food culture and responsible seafoodMindy Woods Acclaimed Bundjalung chef, restaurateur and author Mindy Woods and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) have partnered to launch Celebrating Sea Country, a free recipe booklet showcasing Indigenous ingredients and responsibly farmed Australian seafood during NAIDOC Week. Available to download throughout July via the ASC website, the recipe collection features dishes created by Woods using native ingredients […] The post Celebrity Chef Mindy Woods and the ASC launch free recipe booklet celebrating Sea Country, Indigenous food culture and responsible seafood first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Google and Energy Dome Advance Multi-Continent Energy Storage Buildout with First Bilateral Project in IrelandRendering of Energy Dome’s CO2 Battery project near Rhode, County Offaly, Ireland. Energy Dome The 23MW/200MWh CO2 Battery project marks the first bilateral commercial agreement between the companies, relieving grid congestion, promoting energy security and accelerating a 24/7 carbon-free energy solution in Ireland and beyond Today Energy Dome, a leading long-duration energy storage technology developer, […] The post Google and Energy Dome Advance Multi-Continent Energy Storage Buildout with First Bilateral Project in Ireland first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- An Introduction to Insect PhotographyGood news: If you’re familiar with bird photography, then you already have many of the skills and equipment required to photograph bugs. While often overlooked, insects and other arthropods can...
- Love Birdwatching? Give Bugwatching a Go This SummerBirding connects us to the world around us as we search for and observe Earth’s stunning biodiversity. But why stop at birds? Insects and other arthropods may have a creepy-crawly reputation, but...
- Audubon’s Climate Watch, Now a Decade Old, Has Tracked Shifts in Bird Ranges as Temperatures RiseThe chill of the February morning air nipped at Aiyana Uter’s face, bringing tears to her eyes as she lifted binoculars to examine the trees for flecks of blue. Alongside other members of Claflin...
- WA AG files brief opposing drilling in ArcticIt's the latest development in a yearslong legal battle between the Trump administration and opponents over oil and gas leases.
- WA to agree to link carbon markets with CA, QuebecThe agreement, which the American states and Canadian province will sign Thursday, has been years in the making.
- Are Your Cleaning Tools Shedding Microplastics Into Your Home?Every time you wipe down a counter with a synthetic sponge or mop your floors with a plastic-handled tool, tiny particles break free and settle into your home. The friction, heat and chemical exposure involved in routine cleaning further break down these plastic materials, turning everyday tools into hidden sources of pollution. The Short Answer:...
- Platte River Safari Camps in ActionEvery year, summer officially arrives at Rowe Sanctuary with the arrival of our Platte River Safari campers. Camps (under various names) have been a cornerstone of Rowe Sanctuary’s education...
- Are Crows Really Our Friends?When my family and I visited my sister Annie in California last summer, I was excited to see her new house—but more excited to meet a neighbor she’d told me a lot about. Despite being a frequent...
- An Indie Bookstore for Birders Is a Dream Come TrueOne morning in April 2024, a tractor trailer holding 5,500 books parked beside a low stucco building in California. Waiting inside among empty shelves and used furniture, Lyzy Lusterman found herself...
- Check Out These Fresh New Books for Young Birders—and the Young at Heart22734Goldfinches, by Mary Oliver, illustrated by Melissa Sweet, 40 pages, $19. Available here from Penguin Random House (ages 4-8).Few writers have captured birds—and what it feels like to love the...
- Capitalism thrives through adaptation and change. The anti-ESG movement wants to freeze itAnti-ESG laws compile lists disfavored private actors, prohibit commerce with them and require loyalty attestations from the rest. The post Capitalism thrives through adaptation and change. The anti-ESG movement wants to freeze it appeared first on Trellis.
- Amazon opens carbon credit offtakes to Climate Pledge signatories and other partnersProjects in the program focus on ecological restoration in South Africa and reducing rice methane emissions in India. The post Amazon opens carbon credit offtakes to Climate Pledge signatories and other partners appeared first on Trellis.
- Europe Hit by Another Record Heat WaveEurope is sweltering through an intense heat wave that is setting temperature records in the U.K. and France. It comes on the heels of another record heat wave in May.Read more on E360 →
- This is how bad Brexit has been for the environmentThe bonfire of environmental regulations, rocketing water pollution, invasive planning policy and weakened conservation laws. A decade after the referendum, Britain looks much less environmentally friendly. It’s now 10 years since the UK voted to exit the European Union. A momentous and hugely divisive event, which has been retrospectively chronicled and analysed via myriad documentaries […]
- New tools reveal England’s most vulnerable communitiesTo coincide with London Climate Week, two powerful new digital tools have been launched to reveal England’s ‘triple jeopardy’ areas, where pollution, poverty and poor health collide. Developed over 18 months by Natural England, the Environment Agency and academic partners, the Index of Multiple Environmental Deprivation (IMED) and the Environmental Equity Index (EEI) act like […]
- The hidden toll of wood pellet powerThough marketed as clean energy, industrial pellet plants are driving deforestation, worsening floods, and polluting rural counties.
- Parkland cuts pollution up to 300 metres from gatesCity’s benefit from much more than we thought from green spaces. Begging the question: why don’t we have more? Stoke Park is a 52 hectare expanse of grasslands, manicured gardens and lines of trees. The largest park in Guildford, Surrey, it was an obvious choice for the University of Surrey’s Global Centre for Clean Air […]
- Made From Scratch: The Virgin Materials Price Tag on Four Everyday ProductsIt takes roughly 2,700 liters of water to make a single cotton t-shirt, about the... The post Made From Scratch: The Virgin Materials Price Tag on Four Everyday Products appeared first on Earth911.
- The Colorado River is vanishing — and the fixes are getting weirdDesalination. Pipelines. Cloud seeding. Those are just a few ideas for how the Trump administration should save the desiccated waterway.
- Outrage rescued an important ocean research program. Crucial ones remain at risk.Senators saved a network of ocean sensors from "supreme stupidity." But other cutting-edge efforts are running out of funding, too.
- Climate stripes shine over Glastonbury TorOne of the UK’s most recognisable landmarks has been transformed into a striking symbol of climate change, as Glastonbury Tor was illuminated in the iconic blue and red climate stripes to mark Show Your Stripes Day. The installation saw St. Michael’s Tower, the 14th-century structure that crowns the 521-foot Glastonbury Tor in Somerset, lit up […]
- As the world warms, the risk of snakebites is risingMillions of people are bitten by snakes every year. Climate change is increasing human-snake encounters, even as many countries remain ill-equipped to treat victims.
- Plug-and-play hydropower system trials at Glasgow wastewater worksA novel hydropower technology is being trialled by Scottish Water at its Shieldhall Wastewater Treatment Works in Glasgow, to assess the possibilities it presents to recover energy that would otherwise be lost within wastewater treatment processes. The pilot project, being delivered in partnership with Fish Friendly Hydropower Company (FFH) and WGM Engineering, involves the installation […]
- Good, Better, Best: Eliminating Plastic WasteThis is the second in a series of articles about reducing the amount of the... The post Good, Better, Best: Eliminating Plastic Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Next Wave of Emerging Technologies Could Bring Energy, Healthcare and Infrastructure Development Closer to PeopleThe World Economic Forum’s Top 10 Emerging Technologies Report 2026 identifies breakthrough innovations in energy, medicine and infrastructure. The report highlights 10 emerging technologies expected to achieve real-world impact within the next three to five years. These technologies could help broaden access to energy, healthcare and critical resources, making access to them less dependent on geography or […] The post Next Wave of Emerging Technologies Could Bring Energy, Healthcare and Infrastructure Development Closer to People first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Zenob? raises $400 million for first of its kind financing platform to accelerate zero-emission transport across Australia and New ZealandZenob?, a leading fleet electrification and battery storage specialist, has today announced it has closed a landmark financing platform designed to accelerate the transition to zero-emission transport across Australia and New Zealand. The debt facility, which is backed by a syndicate of global banks, will support major public transport networks and commercial fleets to access […] The post Zenob? raises $400 million for first of its kind financing platform to accelerate zero-emission transport across Australia and New Zealand first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- From AlUla to Paris: ‘I AM A RAWI’ Photography Exhibition Brings AlUla’s Storytellers to UNESCO HeadquartersThe public photography exhibition ‘I am a Rawi: Sharing Stories from AlUla’ opened last week on the iconic external gates of UNESCO Headquarters in central Paris, drawing immediate and enthusiastic engagement from an international audience of diplomats, cultural professionals, students and the general public. Running until 31 August 2026 and free to the hundreds of […] The post From AlUla to Paris: ‘I AM A RAWI’ Photography Exhibition Brings AlUla’s Storytellers to UNESCO Headquarters first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Aurora Energy Research launches first nodal price forecasting service in Philippines as grid faces rising pressureNew long-term forecasting service helps investors navigate curtailment, congestion and nodal price volatility. Aurora Energy Research today announced the launch of its Philippines Nodal Market Forecast, the first bankable, nodal-level price forecast available to investors, lenders, developers, and traders active in the Philippines power market. This subscription service provides an independent market outlook to support […] The post Aurora Energy Research launches first nodal price forecasting service in Philippines as grid faces rising pressure first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Low-tech Longevity Investments Could Unlock $6 Trillion by 2040Simple home safety improvements, physical activity programmes and access to hearing aids could prevent nearly 400 million falls, 8.5 million new diabetes cases and 2.4 million dementia cases, according to a new World Economic Forum report. Low-tech, low-cost measures could unlock over $5.8 trillion in healthcare savings and $645 billion in productivity gains by 2040. […] The post Low-tech Longevity Investments Could Unlock $6 Trillion by 2040 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Global green economy tops $10 trillion as UK net zero boomsThe sector is now the fourth largest in the business world, surpassing healthcare. As reported last week by Bloomberg, the ‘green economy’ — all lines of global listed companies that make money from solutions to the climate crisis, is now worth $10 trillion and rising. revenue from environmental products and services accounts for around half of […]
- Bottom trawling activists getting boulderBottom trawling activists getting boulder Channel News brendan 23rd June 2026 Teaser Media
- Justice Department makes it easier to bypass pollution controls on pickupsIt has stopped criminal prosecutions of people who install “defeat devices,” which make diesel trucks faster and more efficient but also dirtier.
- In Cambodia, communities are racing to save a burning forest
- Add These 6 Birdy Books to Your Summer Reading ListAny book can be a beach read with the right attitude. Why not spend your summer diving deep into avian intelligence, taking parenting lessons from other species, or picturing yourself in the time of...
- June Research Roundup: Select PapersIn this month's edition of our research roundup, we highlight a new study on African air pollution; deep Earth carbon recycling; and a Pacific cooling mystery.
- Oil and Chemical Tankers in Transition: Safety, Rules, and a Cleaner FutureOil and chemical tankers move key cargo across the world. They carry crude oil, fuel, acids, solvents, and other liquid goods. These cargoes help trade. They also bring risk. Many ships sail near busy ports, narrow lanes, and fragile coasts. So tanker work must meet strict rules. Safety now shapes every part of the job....
- Amid Iran War, Africa Sees Growing Demand for Electric MotorbikesAs the Iran War has driven up fuel costs in Africa, demand for electric motorbikes has grown.Read more on E360 →
- What a ‘very strong’ El Niño could mean for WAMeteorologists fear this year's El Niño will further heat the planet and lead to billions of dollars in damage from heat waves, floods and droughts.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Kendra MacDonald Steers to the Blue Economy at Canada’s Ocean SuperclusterThe ocean produces about half the oxygen we breathe, absorbs roughly 30% of the carbon... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Kendra MacDonald Steers to the Blue Economy at Canada’s Ocean Supercluster appeared first on Earth911.
- Octopus to launch battery-swapping network for electric trucksGlobal energy tech business Octopus Energy and CATL, the world’s leading battery manufacturer, have announced a joint venture to accelerate the shift to electric road freight across Europe. The partnership, unveiled at Octopus Energy’s Energy Tech Summit, will build a network of battery-swapping hubs that allow electric lorries to replace depleted batteries in minutes rather […]
- The Circular Economy Has a Blind Spot: The Stuff That Grows BackA new Ellen MacArthur Foundation report argues that the materials we can actually regrow, including... The post The Circular Economy Has a Blind Spot: The Stuff That Grows Back appeared first on Earth911.
- Food bills hit by soil and climate crisesFood bills hit by soil and climate crises Channel News brendan 22nd June 2026 Teaser Media
- Can conservation be too effective? Lessons from the real world.In the rush to protect endangered species there is a risk of potentially disastrous unintended consequences, as I discovered on a recent trip to Cyprus’ Akamas Peninsula. The last decades have seen some major conservation successes, including the re-establishment of Arabian oryx in the wild, repopulation of European bison and the huge rise in humpback […]
- Antarctica offers crucial early warning on future sea level riseScientists have identified a critical window over the next 30 to 50 years during which governments and communities can reliably plan for rising sea levels caused by Antarctic ice loss. The findings, published in the journal Nature and led by researchers from Monash University and the Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SAEF) programme, suggest that while […]
- America’s data center backlash is bipartisan — can it stay that way?As opposition mounts, some experts wonder how long AI infrastructure can steer clear of the partisanship that defines U.S. politics.
- Nearly 1.5M people in Louisiana depend on this strip of marsh. But it needs saving.Like much of Louisiana’s coast, the New Orleans Land Bridge is disappearing at a rapid rate.
- Trump wants to unleash ‘America First’ fishing. What’s he really doing?As the administration dismantles guardrails for industrial fishing, it's also threatening critical marine ecosystems that are sacred to Indigenous Pacific peoples.
- Waste firm calls for ban as hundreds of thousands of BBQs go to landfillIn 2022, several supermarkets vowed to remove disposable BBQs from sale. But, they continue to be sold by many retailers and cause fires across the UK, with hundreds of thousands going to landfill every year.1 Waste management firm BusinessWaste.co.uk is calling for a total ban in order to protect the environment and reduce waste, as […]
- Wastewater phosphate monitoring … it’s all about the sample!Swan Analytical Instruments has launched a new Sample Filtration Cabinet which the group says ensures the reliable provision of representative samples to its continuous phosphate analysers. The climate-controlled cabinet houses all of the key instrumentation and employs innovative sampling technology to ensure reliable, regulatory compliant measurements, explains the group. (Words: Swan Analytical Instruments). Designed and […]
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 19.06.2026: UREA MARKET TURNS SHARPLY BEARISH• Urea Prices Under Pressure Across Global Markets • Phosphate Prices Struggle to Hold • Potash Prices Under Pressure • Ammonia Prices Continue to Soften UREA Indicative Range: USD 340–480/t The international urea market has turned sharply bearish, with substantial price falls now evident across Brazil, US/NOLA, Southeast Asia and the Baltic region. Demand remains […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 19.06.2026: UREA MARKET TURNS SHARPLY BEARISH first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Grave threat: act now to protect our birds and animalsBlack swans at Jerrabomberra wetlands, Canberra. Credit: Josh Meadows, ACF Australian Conservation Foundation The Australian Conservation Foundation has joined calls for the Albanese government to urgently set up a $200m emergency fund to protect Australian wildlife from the bird flu outbreak, which has reached the Australian mainland. Over the weekend the federal government confirmed a brown […] The post Grave threat: act now to protect our birds and animals first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- E-scooter injuries a growing toll on hospitals: new studyPhoto: Adobe Stock UNSW Sydney Key facts: A four-fold increase in injuries among children across four years is one of the most troubling consequences of Australia’s e-scooter boom, as UNSW researchers warn parents not to underestimate the risks of privately owned devices to young riders. New research examining almost 4700 e-scooter-related emergency department presentations in the […] The post E-scooter injuries a growing toll on hospitals: new study first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Powering paradise: remote, off-grid Fijian resorts cut diesel dependency by 50% with solarA complex off-grid solar and battery deployment in the Yasawa Islands delivers proof that solar technology can solve the most remote energy challenges Three off-grid island resorts in Fiji’s Yasawa archipelago are projected to reduce their diesel costs by 50% this year following the deployment of solar – reducing reliance on expensive imported diesel and delivering reliable clean energy to […] The post Powering paradise: remote, off-grid Fijian resorts cut diesel dependency by 50% with solar first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- We need to make more refills, more availableConsumers are increasingly making refillable purchasing decisions. The market needs to quickly catch up. New research from responsible packaging company Amcor, looking at six major European economies (Germany, France, the UK, Poland, Italy and Spain), makes a strong case for retailers and manufacturers to start taking refill products more seriously. Shower and bath products, deodorants, […]
- Seawater hydrogen technology validated in real-world portside trialUK green hydrogen firm Latent Drive says it has successfully demonstrated its SeaStack® electrolyser, producing green hydrogen directly from untreated seawater under portside conditions for the first time. The demonstration took place at Manor Marine’s shipyard based at Portland Harbour, in Dorset, as part of the Hydrogen Innovation Initiative (HII) Demonstration Programme, led by Connected […]
- If Keir Starmer wants to secure his legacy, there is a growth plan ready and waiting for himThis post was originally published by BusinessGreen The word on Downing Street is that Kier Starmer is looking for ‘announceables‘ to shore up his legacy, should his premiership come to an end soon. As much as I’d prefer not to hear the word ‘announceable’ ever […]
- Dune it right with Redhead rehab projectThe rehab project includes reshaping the creek and introducing more than 30000 new native plants Work is underway on a major rehabilitation project to help stabilise and revitalise sand dunes at Redhead Beach. The three-month project will reshape the dune just south of the surf club, which has shifted significantly over the past three years. […] The post Dune it right with Redhead rehab project first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Efforts to save kelp forests from ocean warming are ramping upScientists are working to bolster heat-stressed kelp by attacking the urchins that prey on them and transplanting hardier kelp varieties.
- Seattle forecast: More dry, summery weather with highs near 90Temperatures will peak Tuesday, with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport expected to hit 89 degrees. A little farther south, it’ll be even hotter.
- Is New England’s new hydropower transmission line paying off?The flow has been stop and go for the first few months, but the line shows plenty of potential to boost Massachusetts’ renewable energy supply.
- Why Water Levels Matter for Marsh BirdsDid you know that different species of marsh birds need different water levels within a wetland to thrive? Marsh Wrens, for instance, need plants that cluster together in shallow marshes to...
- Grid connection delays halt growth for 1 in 3 firms affected, says researchNew research reveals 34% of companies that have experienced grid delays say it stopped company growth entirely, while those yet to face the challenge are dramatically underestimating what lies ahead. The UK’s industrial sector is broadly optimistic about growth, with 28% of organisations expecting to expand by 26-50% within the next three years. But a […]
- WA’s snowpack zapped as drought looms, reservoirs sinkAlready this spring, the region has surpassed early heat records, and with El Niño nearing, Washington’s fourth drought in a row seems likely to bring a summer of pain.
- Climate Change Is Stealing Our Sleep — and the Economic Impact Could Reach the TrillionsBy the end of this century, hotter nights could cost the average person roughly 16... The post Climate Change Is Stealing Our Sleep — and the Economic Impact Could Reach the Trillions appeared first on Earth911.
- Forever chemicals in Great Lakes reveal 42-year story of contaminationA major study spanning more than four decades has traced how toxic ‘forever chemicals’ have moved through the Great Lakes, revealing a complex picture of contamination that varies dramatically between each lake and the wildlife that live there. Researchers at the University of Notre Dame analysed 42 years of biological records, synthesising 50 studies containing […]
- How FIFA’s climate solution has turned into ‘water-gate’Introduced in the name of player safety, hydration breaks at the World Cup have become a flashpoint for fans and players alike.
- War in the AmazonWar in the Amazon Channel Comment brendan 19th June 2026 Teaser Media
- Earth911 Inspiration: A Thousand Forests in One AcornPhilosopher and writer Ralph Waldo Emerson is the source of today’s inspiration. In his essay... The post Earth911 Inspiration: A Thousand Forests in One Acorn appeared first on Earth911.
- Evidence supporting disposable BBQ ban mounts higher than landfillEach summer we have the same debate — should Britain introduce an outright prohibition on cheap, single-use portable grills? So why are shops still allowed to stock products that pose a threat to human health, wildlife, and nature? There are currently multiple active campaigns trying to drum up support for a UK-wide ban on cheap […]
- Ground-penetrating radar hopes to help solve wombat’s housing crisisNorthern Hairy-nosed Wombat at Richard Underwood Nature Refuge Australia’s critically endangered Northern Hairy-nosed Wombats are less picky about the soil in which they will dig their burrows than once believed, according to a new groundbreaking study. The results help clarify long-held assumptions about the species’ habitat requirements and broaden the range of environments that conservationists could consider […] The post Ground-penetrating radar hopes to help solve wombat’s housing crisis first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CHÂTEAU TROPLONG MONDOT, ST EMILION, BORDEAUX ACHIEVES B CORP™ CERTIFICATIONJoining a select group of twelve wine estates in France to receive the world’s most rigorous independent sustainability certification Château Troplong Mondot, the Premier Grand Cru Classé estate overlooking the picturesque village of Saint-Émilion, has been awarded B Corp certification, joining a global movement of businesses that meet the highest independently verified standards of social and […] The post CHÂTEAU TROPLONG MONDOT, ST EMILION, BORDEAUX ACHIEVES B CORP™ CERTIFICATION first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Panasonic launches installer-ready CO2 hot water heat pump rangeAustralia’s largest CO2 hot water heat pump line-up is designed with the trade in mind – flexible configurations, straightforward installation and the backing of Japan’s number one heat pump brand Panasonic has launched its new line-up of CO2 hot water heat pump solutions for the Australian market – 16 configurations spanning two output ratings and multiple […] The post Panasonic launches installer-ready CO2 hot water heat pump range first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Works beneath your feet: Greater Western Water’s proactive mains cleaning programGreater Western Water’s (GWW) water main cleaning program is now underway across Melbourne’s west. Greater Western Water Greater Western Water’s (GWW) water main cleaning program is now underway across Melbourne’s west, forming part of the essential, often unseen work that helps keep the region’s drinking water safe and reliable every day. Across GWW’s network lies a a vast system of pipes, valves and hydrants operating around the clock to […] The post Works beneath your feet: Greater Western Water’s proactive mains cleaning program first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Sustainable Living starts with Us. How individual action builds collective changeAcross Australia and around the world, sustainability is no longer a niche interest or a specialist field, it is fast becoming a core capability for modern life. From the way we heat our homes to the choices we make as consumers, employees and citizens, our everyday decisions now sit within a much larger environmental story. […] The post Sustainable Living starts with Us. How individual action builds collective change first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Beidler Forest to the Bahamas: New Tech Reveals Hemispheric Journey of Secretive SongbirdThe Swainson’s Warbler is prized by birdwatchers and difficult for scientists to study because of the dense habitat it occupies across South Carolina and the southern U.S. Think lowland swamps...
- Beidler Forest to the Bahamas: New Tech Reveals Hemispheric Journey of Secretive SongbirdThe Swainson’s Warbler is prized by birdwatchers and difficult for scientists to study because of the dense habitat it occupies across South Carolina and the southern U.S. Think lowland swamps...
- How sustainability is being reshaped in 2026Companies are quietly but meaningfully innovating operations and infrastructure to deliver environmental — and financial – results. The post How sustainability is being reshaped in 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- Audubon Welcomes Senate Action on America the Beautiful Act (Washington, D.C.—June 18,2026) The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee yesterday advanced the bipartisan America the Beautiful Act, legislation that would reauthorize the National...
- Disneyland must retire gas-powered Autopia cars by FebruaryDisneyland plans to update Autopia with fully electric vehicles to comply with clean-air regulations in California.
- Carbon Dioxide and Water Played Key Roles in Historic Mount Etna EruptionsUnderstanding these dynamics can help geologists assess the risk of future eruptions.
- Trump administration backs off plan to end ocean monitoringThe reversal comes after the Senate passed a bipartisan bill on Wednesday to block the removal of deep-sea monitoring instruments.
- Scientists surprised as climate change hits temperate species hardestClimate change is causing species to disappear from parts of their natural ranges at a higher rate in temperate regions than in the tropics, according to a global study that challenges long-held assumptions about which ecosystems are most vulnerable to rising temperatures. Researchers from the University of Arizona analysed more than 5,100 species of plants […]
- Starbucks merges sustainability and social impact with latest layoffsThe coffee retailer’s chief sustainability officer, Marika McCauley Sine, was among 300 employees across the company whose positions were affected, sources said. The post Starbucks merges sustainability and social impact with latest layoffs appeared first on Trellis.
- Survey Reveals Record High Least Tern Count on Audubon Sanctuary in North CarolinaThis spring, birds wasted no time in returning to their breeding grounds on the Lower Cape Fear River and surrounding sites to court mates, build nests, and lay eggs. Although the timing of migration...
- Yard Waste: Composting’s Success Story With a Methane AsteriskIn 1990, American landfills buried about 25 million tons of grass, leaves, and branches a... The post Yard Waste: Composting’s Success Story With a Methane Asterisk appeared first on Earth911.
- AI is worth more than UK farmland and water network (combined)Companies that have never turned a profit are considered more valuable than the basis of our entire food chain. Britain isn’t broken, the economic system is. Down 2.37% on Tuesday’s price, shares in NVIDIA Corp — currently the world’s most valuable company — were yesterday trading at 207.41 US dollars each. Overall, the firm has […]
- What sustainability leaders are saying about SBTI’s new net-zero standardAfter a week of debate, the nuances are becoming clearer. The post What sustainability leaders are saying about SBTI’s new net-zero standard appeared first on Trellis.
- Selling oil at the mouth of the AmazonSelling oil at the mouth of the Amazon Channel News brendan 18th June 2026 Teaser Media
- A solution to data center backlash? Put them in oil fields.A new project in California’s oil country could dodge national controversies over energy and water usage.
- Desperate for shade on your walk? There’s (almost) an app for that.By mapping shade, a new online tool calculates the best way to stroll a city without overheating.
- The US military is spending big on critical mineralsIndigenous peoples raise the alarm as Pentagon spending on lithium, graphite, and other minerals skyrockets.
- Earth Action: Ride a Bike for Your Health and the Planet’sEarth911’s Earth Action series shares one practical step at a time to invest in the... The post Earth Action: Ride a Bike for Your Health and the Planet’s appeared first on Earth911.
- This is Antarctica’s most sustainable buildingHow to monitor environmental conditions and changes in the world’s most southerly wilderness, without damaging its environment, has long been a major challenge. The Discovery Building at the Rothera Research Staton in Antarctica came online last month. ‘The most sustainable structure’ on the landmass, works were completed by the British Antarctic Survey, which uses the […]
- Government urged to act now on microplastics in pet foodNew research has exposed the extent of contamination, with a large dog potentially consuming thousands of synthetic particles daily. First published in the journal Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, researchers from the universities of Sussex and Exeter presented results of tests conducted on 38 individual pet food products. 27% of the items analysed, and 87% of all […]
- New research from mycar reveals Australians are turning to AI for car advice – but overreliance raises safety concernsNearly half (47%) of Australians are using AI tools to support vehicle servicing decisions – with one in three (33%) petrol and diesel drivers trusting AI advice as much as, or more than, a professional technician. Over two in five (43%) Australians are cutting back on discretionary trips due to rising fuel prices and cost-of-living pressures. […] The post New research from mycar reveals Australians are turning to AI for car advice – but overreliance raises safety concerns first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australian construction industry steadily increasing technology adoption amid productivity and geopolitical challengesOn average 48 per cent of Australian construction sector employees use construction specific technology weekly, second highest among surveyed nations A new report from Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) reveals Australian Design and Make industries – including construction, architecture and engineering – are steadily increasing the use of technologies amid ongoing operational challenges, stagnating productivity and geopolitical uncertainty. […] The post Australian construction industry steadily increasing technology adoption amid productivity and geopolitical challenges first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Antarctica is giving us a warning of sea level rise decades in advance – now is our time to actVanderford Glacier, credit: Monash SAEF Monash University Scientists predict that the next three to five decades provide a critical window to anticipate and plan for Antarctic ice loss and its contribution to sea level rise. Research published in Nature, led by Monash University researcher Dr Felicity McCormack from Securing Antarctica’s Environmental Future (SAEF), looks at the predictability […] The post Antarctica is giving us a warning of sea level rise decades in advance – now is our time to act first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Melton plant leads the way with first recycled water connection for a Victorian data centreGreater Western Water’s Melton Recycled Water Plant will soon supply Class A water to AWS’ data centre in west Melbourne. Greater Western Water Greater Western Water’s (GWW) recycled water plant in Melton is set to become the first in the state to deliver recycled water to a data centre. The Melton Recycled Water Plant (RWP) at Mt Cottrell will supply Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) soon-to-be-built data centre in western Melbourne with recycled water that it […] The post Melton plant leads the way with first recycled water connection for a Victorian data centre first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Labor’s $7.5M energy modelling planBy Tom Gooch, VP of Commercial, Neara “The government’s $7.5 million investment to build in-house energy modelling capabilities marks an important step to overcoming the decades-old information silo problem, but overlooks one essential piece of the puzzle: we already have the means to unlock capacity and capitalise on existing infrastructure. We just need to coordinate […] The post Labor’s $7.5M energy modelling plan first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Inside the massive response to an early-season wildfire near SpokaneThe Upriver fire ran through dry grass, ponderosa pine and homes, pushed by high winds. Fire responders described a harrowing fight by land and air.
- Children’s books that reconnect us with nature: Wilderness Society reveals 2026 Karajia and Environment Awards for Children’s Literature shortlistThe Wilderness Society’s 2026 shortlist for the Karajia and Environment Awards for Children’s Literature honours stories that bring nature to the centre of the page. From science and place-based learning to cultural knowledge and storytelling rooted in Country, the shortlisted books show us how stories can open up the natural world in ways that are […] The post Children’s books that reconnect us with nature: Wilderness Society reveals 2026 Karajia and Environment Awards for Children’s Literature shortlist first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 3 gray whales found dead, bringing total to 30 in WA this yearA female whale was found off Ocean Shores, one was on a Quinault Reservation beach and one was in Moclips.
- Cholao, the amazing Lesser Yellowlegs that gives wings to GPS monitoring across the AmericasCholao, a small Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) is becoming a well-known character among Audubon's social media followers. Why? Because of its migratory journey, which started in the Cauca...
- Cholao and what satellite tracking reveals about its incredible migratory route across the AmericasCholao, a small Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes) is becoming a well-known character among Audubon's social media followers. Its migratory journey between the Cauca Valley, in southwestern...
- Meet the Metalhead Turned Anthropologist Who Plays Ancient Instruments Inspired by BirdsAt an outdoor concert in Cali, Colombia, Esteban Valdivia is selecting his next instrument from what looks like a museum display. There’s an Incan deer skull, a Carchi syrinx, a flute made from the...
- AI’s Promise Requires Innovation in Governance, Not Technology AloneNew research highlights that without a coordinated global agreement, AI risks accelerating the very crises it could help solve.
- Visit These Prairies for Grassland Birds and a Glimpse of the PastIt’s hard to imagine North America without grasslands. From the Great Plains to the Chihuahuan Desert, patchworks of grasses, wildflowers, and sedges carpet vast landscapes, laying the literal...
- A Missing Piece in Climate Models: Nature’s Own EmissionsRising temperatures are set to drive up emissions from wildfires, fermenting wetlands, and melting permafrost, but these feedback loops are poorly captured in climate models. Scientists are racing to make sense of these emissions to gauge how much warming may lie ahead.Read more on E360 →
- Circular economy strategies overlooking cotton, timber and other bio-based materials, says Ellen MacArthur FoundationCircular economy policies around the world are overlooking some of the most important renewable materials used by industry, according to a new report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF), which argues that cotton, timber, rubber, leather and other bio-based materials have largely fallen outside the mainstream circular economy agenda. The report, Circular by Nature: A […]
- UK plastics recyclers face export setback under new European rulesThe European Union has effectively cut off access for recycled plastic exports from Britain under new rules that require material to be sorted and recycled within the bloc in order to count towards EU recycled content targets, according to industry representatives. The changes, introduced this year, are the latest in a series of measures aimed […]
- North Sea hydrogen storage could eliminate UK’s reliance on gas power by 2040, study findsThe UK could store enough green hydrogen in depleted North Sea oil and gas fields to meet the country’s future electricity demands for 7 years, according to new research from the University of Durham. Geologists and engineers from Durham Energy Institute have, in an apparent first, mapped different hydrogen storage scenarios against half-hourly data on […]
- Paris wastewater plant to test removal of tyre wear particlesA pilot project at one of Europe’s largest wastewater treatment plants will investigate whether wastewater treatment processes can effectively remove tyre and road wear particles (TRWP) from water before it is released into the environment. The Tire Industry Project (TIP) has launched the study in partnership with the Greater Paris Sanitation Authority (SIAAP) and sustainability […]
- Half of Americans Have Little to No Knowledge of Grasslands, the Country’s Largest Natural HabitatWashington, D.C., June 17, 2026 — Forty-seven percent of Americans are unfamiliar with grasslands—one of the nation’s most essential and most threatened ecosystems, according to new national...
- CDP sells majority stake to private equity firmInvestment from Permira will accelerate improvements to the disclosure platform's technology, its CEO said. The post CDP sells majority stake to private equity firm appeared first on Trellis.
- Spokane County wildfire: Here’s what we knowThe Upriver Fire is currently burning 222 acres and is only 10% contained. At least five homes were burned.
- Fast-moving wildfire races through neighborhood outside SpokaneNearly 12,000 residents were under evacuation orders and more than 2,300 structures were threatened after a fire tore through a Spokane Valley neighborhood.
- WA’s wildfire season forecast: Drought and El Niño spell concernMost of the state will see above normal wildfire potential until August, when all of Washington will be at above normal wildfire risk, according to predictions.
- Anthropic joins Google, Stripe and others in $900 million carbon removal initiativeFrontier will focus its second tranche of funding on projects with a clear pathway to success. The post Anthropic joins Google, Stripe and others in $900 million carbon removal initiative appeared first on Trellis.
- 90% of UK businesses ‘already dealing with tangible climate fallout’UK Plc’s balance sheet is increasingly tipping towards corporate loss as a result of nature and environmental crises. Produced by Ecologi and BusinessGreen, From Risk To Reward looks at how British businesses are working to become more resilient in a bid to secure their long-term value. According to a survey conducted by the organisations, nine-in-10 UK […]
- An EPA Researcher Details the Agency's Assault on ScienceIn January 2025, the Trump administration began shutting down projects within the EPA’s independent science division that touched on climate change and environmental justice. Air quality researcher Thomas Luben, who had worked at the agency for 18 years, was fired for objecting.Read more on E360 →
- No safe place: Over a billion children facing multiple climate shocksA new report from UNICEF has revealed the scale of the climate crisis facing the world’s children, with almost all now exposed to at least one climate-related hazard and 1.1 billion facing three or more overlapping threats. The Children’s Climate Risk Report 2026, published today, provides the most comprehensive picture to date of how climate […]
- Next-gen fiber solutions emerge as forest supplies tightenForward-looking supply chains create economic opportunity in rural and agricultural communities, reduce air pollution and relieve sourcing pressure on forests. The post Next-gen fiber solutions emerge as forest supplies tighten appeared first on Trellis.
- Inside the government’s push to divert Puerto Rico solar funds to a bankrupt utilityInternal documents show the Department of Energy knew the decision "may generate negative commentary" and be perceived as "undue favoritism."
- Georgia is losing farmland fast. Is a state conservation fund enough to save it?A development rush is expected to convert 10 percent of farmland into housing or industrial sites over the next 15 years.
- Why You Should Ditch Antiperspirant: 6 Natural Deodorants That WorkDeodorant or antiperspirant is something most of us apply daily, often without a second thought... The post Why You Should Ditch Antiperspirant: 6 Natural Deodorants That Work appeared first on Earth911.
- If Streeting becomes PM, Rosebank oil field development could followAfter confirming his intention to run in the event of a Labour leadership contest, the man who could be Britain’s next first-amongst-equals has stressed ‘pragmatism’ as key to national growth. This includes a promise to back the highly controversial Jackdaw and Rosebank North Sea oil fields. Acknowledging the need to ‘do controversial things’, Wes Streeting […]
- Does being “in hock” to the bond markets mean we can’t invest in net zero?Keir Starmer’s supporters argue that replacing him as prime minister with a more left-wing alternative would unleash bond market turmoil and plunge Britain back into a 1970s-style economic crisis. They point to remarks made last year by Andy Burnham, the Labour leadership frontrunner, whose claim that the government was “in hock” to bond markets sparked fears […]
- The scales fall from our eyesThe scales fall from our eyes Channel Comment brendan 17th June 2026 Teaser Media
- ISO’s new net-zero standard is here: What to knowThe recommendations define governance paths for development, implementation and disclosure. The post ISO’s new net-zero standard is here: What to know appeared first on Trellis.
- Energy savings for NSW households: loans and discounts to help families lower their billsChris Minns Premier of New South Wales Penny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change, Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment, Minister for Heritage Eligible households will now be able to access zero-interest loans of up to $15,000 to install energy-saving and cost-cutting upgrades such as rooftop solar, household batteries, insulation, reverse-cycle air conditioning, switchboard […] The post Energy savings for NSW households: loans and discounts to help families lower their bills first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Inside the accelerator backing Australia’s next gen of eco-preneursHow conservation startups are scaling into real businesses with support from Taronga and LG LG Electronics Australia and Taronga Conservation Society Australia are strengthening their partnership in 2026 to support the next wave of eco-entrepreneurs, helping turn bold ideas into real-world impact through Taronga’s own Hatch Accelerator Program. This year, Hatch is backing five promising […] The post Inside the accelerator backing Australia’s next gen of eco-preneurs first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Ultrasound unlocks protein from cauliflower wasteStudy lead author and RMIT PhD candidate Kinjal Furi. Credit: RMIT RMIT University An RMIT innovation uses ultrasound to extract leaf protein from discarded cauliflower leaves, identifying a potential new use for vegetable scraps. The process could help food manufacturers turn vegetable waste into protein ingredients, reducing waste and adding value to existing crops. The […] The post Ultrasound unlocks protein from cauliflower waste first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Reflections faces soft market conditions head-on with ‘Travel Near’ ATL campaignReflections Chief Marketing Officer Pete Chapman Reflections Holidays, the largest holiday park group in New South Wales, will throw down the travel gauntlet this week during Channel 9’s State of Origin II to reveal a large-scale advertising campaign designed to inspire Australians to take a break – even if not as originally planned. Reflections Chief […] The post Reflections faces soft market conditions head-on with ‘Travel Near’ ATL campaign first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- EcoCeres and British Airways Extend Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply Agreement to Support Lower-Carbon AviationEcoCeres, a global leader in the innovation and commercialization of renewable fuels and green molecules, announced the extension of its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supply agreement with British Airways until the end of 2030, Under the extended agreement, EcoCeres’ SAF is expected to help British Airways avoid approximately 198,000 tonnes¹ of lifecycle carbon emissions compared […] The post EcoCeres and British Airways Extend Sustainable Aviation Fuel Supply Agreement to Support Lower-Carbon Aviation first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Old Salt Co-op Cattle Ranches Earn Audubon Bird-Friendly Land CertificationHelena, Mont. (June 16, 2026) — Old Salt Co-op’s four partner cattle ranches—J Bar L Ranch, LF Ranch, Mannix Ranch, and Sieben Live Stock Company—are the newest ranches to achieve the...
- How Birds Are Helping Deepen the Social Work Practice of One Great Lakes Chapter LeaderBirding can be transformative, even healing. This is part of what drives Carmen Meuret’s work—both as Vice President for Winnebago Audubon in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and in her professional life as...
- California’s Conservation Goals Depend on the People Who Carry Them OutGovernor Newsom’s May Revise budget raises urgent concerns about California’s ability to protect birds, restore habitat, and maintain public access to nature.California has made critical...
- Montezuma Audubon Center Honored as Hobart and William Smith Colleges "Community Partner of the Year"For nearly 15 years, the Montezuma Audubon Center has worked with Hobart and William Smith Colleges (HWS) to teach about and conserve habitat across the Montezuma Wetlands Complex. This year, they...
- Grist hires Austin Corona to cover energyThe D.C.-based journalist will spend the next year as a staff reporter.
- Hudson Valley Students and Teachers Bring “Youth Climate Summit” Experiences to Albany for Youth Advocacy DayEach year, students and educators involved in Audubon’s conservation programs wake up as early as 4:00 am to travel to the State Capital in Albany for our annual Youth Advocacy Day. There, students...
- Protect Beach-nesting Birds from Fireworks this July Fourth WeekendIndependence Day is a cause for remembrance and celebration. Unfortunately, celebratory fireworks can literally frighten birds to death. Although beachside fireworks shows are entertaining to...
- Inside the ancient traditions saving nature’s last strongholds
- Consultation launched into make-up of new Natural History GCSEThe government has launched a 12-week consultation to help determine the subject content for the new Natural History GCSE. The proposed syllabus will see students study three core areas: UK habitats and wildlife, human influence on the natural world, and the science of climate change, biodiversity loss and conservation. A key and distinctive feature of […]
- The AI Revolution Mirrors the Green TransitionThe AI buildout and the green transition both present significant and similar opportunities and challenges.
- Digital Tools Are Transforming Efforts to Save Plants from ExtinctionResearchers are increasingly digitizing plant and fungi specimens and using A.I. to analyze them, work that is transforming conservation science, according to a new report.Read more on E360 →
- The Green Guide to Oil Containment: Preventing Environmental Damage for FacilitiesIndustrial facilities face increasing scrutiny over environmental protection and financial risk management. A single oil spill can cost millions in cleanup expenses, trigger severe regulatory penalties and create long-term environmental liability. An effective oil containment system is a strategic investment in both ecological stewardship and the financial stability of facility operations. The High Cost of...
- What Bacteriostatic Water Is and Why It Matters for Peptide Reconstitution in Research LabsBacteriostatic water is a sterile, non-pyrogenic preparation of purified water containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a preservative that inhibits the growth of bacteria. It is the standard diluent used in research laboratories to reconstitute lyophilized (freeze-dried) peptides into stable liquid solutions for in vitro analysis, binding assays, and experimental protocols. Bacteriostatic water differs from sterile...
- Seattle’s extremely low tides unveil a world of sea lifeLow tide in Seattle dipped below four feet on Monday morning — a low not previously seen by the city's shores in four years — unveiling a world that's normally underwater.
- Reasons to Build Work Networks in the Electrical TradeA good work network helps people grow in the electrical trade. It helps electricians, contractors, helpers, engineers, and job leaders meet the right people. These links can bring more job leads, safer work, and better advice. They also help people keep up with code changes, new tools, and new work. This matters because the trade...
- Closing the Data Gap: Why Transparent Data is Critical for ESG Success in 2026As corporate sustainability matures, so do the data requirements. Historically, high-level goals and annual averages have been the standard for reporting. Because companies lacked primary data, professionals could use broad annual matching for their renewable energy needs in Scope 2 or use industry benchmarks to fill in the gaps for Scope 3. However, the landscape...
- Simpler recycling? Military-grade weaponry still not fit for binsIt should go without saying, but grenades, tank shells and bullets do not belong in your domestic metal waste stream. According to Devon County Council, recycling centres across the authority have been forced to pause processing due to potentially dangerous items being identified on-site. These have included a tank shell at Ivybridge, discovered in January, […]
- The ocean has protections on paper, it needs them in the waterDespite encouraging growth in marine protected area coverage, the global effort to safeguard the ocean still faces a critical shortfall. Not in ambition, but in the people, skills, funding and systems needed to turn conservation promises into lasting protection, according to a new report. The report, titled ‘Closing the Implementation Gap: Capacity Development for Effective […]
- Do Tires Tower Over Other Recycled Materials?Tires get recycled more than almost anything else Americans throw away. About 79% of worn-out... The post Do Tires Tower Over Other Recycled Materials? appeared first on Earth911.
- Electric vehicle transition: councils need clear, equitable, national roadmapWhat practical realities face local authorities trying to improve and expand EV infrastructure? We take a closer look at street-level challenges. The transition to electric vehicles is one of the most significant changes facing the transport sector. It is central to achieving the UK’s net zero ambitions and reducing emissions from one of the country’s […]
- What climate comedians can teach us about storytellingClimate isn't exactly a natural setup-punchline subject, but these two comics have built careers making it funny. The post What climate comedians can teach us about storytelling appeared first on Trellis.
- Biocide-free antifouling paint performs best against foulingDifferent antifouling paints were applied to panels and then immersed in water for up to six months. The pictures show the panels covered with various degrees of algae, barnacles, and other marine organisms that had grown on them over the six month-period. Control panels were also used to see normal levels of growth when no paint […] The post Biocide-free antifouling paint performs best against fouling first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Employee retirement plans are the next frontier for corporate decarbonization For sustainability leaders searching for the next frontier of corporate decarbonization, addressing employee demands for carbon-free investments is a fiduciary responsibility. The post Employee retirement plans are the next frontier for corporate decarbonization appeared first on Trellis.
- The ‘super El Niño’ is here. What happens next could upend food systems worldwide.How the cyclical weather pattern interacts with climate change could spark hunger around the world.
- Amogy and Amun Energy Execute Supply Agreement for Commercial-Scale Ammonia-to-Power Project in South KoreaSeonghoon Woo, CEO of Amogy Amogy, a provider of mature, scalable, and efficient ammonia-to-power solutions, and Amun Energy, a subsidiary company of GS Engineering & Construction (GS E&C), today announced the execution of a supply agreement supporting the development of a commercial-scale 40 MW ammonia-based power generation project in Pohang, South Korea. Under the agreement, Amogy will […] The post Amogy and Amun Energy Execute Supply Agreement for Commercial-Scale Ammonia-to-Power Project in South Korea first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Good, Better, Best — Reducing Metal WasteThis is the third in a series of articles about reducing the amount of the... The post Good, Better, Best — Reducing Metal Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: CurbWaste’s Mike Marmo Is Building the Waste Logistics Layer of the Circular EconomyThe U.S. waste management industry moves more than 290 million tons of municipal solid waste... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: CurbWaste’s Mike Marmo Is Building the Waste Logistics Layer of the Circular Economy appeared first on Earth911.
- Ende Gelände's new beginningEnde Gelände's new beginning Channel News brendan 16th June 2026 Teaser Media
- FLIGHT Interns Fledge the Nest at the Audubon Center at Debs ParkAt the Audubon Center at Debs Park, the start of summer brings a bittersweet milestone: our FLIGHT interns have officially “fledged the nest.”After nine months of learning, restoration work, bird...
- Collecting Data to Understand Migrations of Pacific Red KnotsWillapa Bay and neighboring Grays Harbor are the most important spring stopover sites for Pacific Red Knots (Calidris canutus roselaari) in the entire Pacific Flyway (Buchanan et al. 2011). A large...
- Meet the Artist Who Wants to Tattoo Every Bird Species in FloridaThe Gulf Coast city of St. Petersburg is a place where art and nature blend together to create a whole vibe: The Dalí Museum overlooks mangrove-lined waters, bird-themed murals dot the streets of...
- Battle lines drawn over proposed ZEV mandate changesAttempts to dilute the UK government’s Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) mandate will undermine confidence in the UK’s transition to EVs, warned stakeholders in the sector after reports emerged on 14 June that a review of the policy could result in a weakening of the mandate. Keir Starmer was reported to have intervened on the current […]
- Rowe After DarkWhile Rowe Sanctuary is widely recognized for the Sandhill Crane migration and the bird life that draws in visitors from around the world, the landscape here supports far more than what most people...
- New film reveals ‘invisible’ fight for cleaner London airA new documentary is lifting the lid on the decades-long battle to clean up London’s toxic air and the families whose health has been caught in the crossfire. Released by Imperial College London’s Grantham Institute, Inside Story: The Fight to Clean Up London’s Air follows community campaigners and scientists who have spent years pushing for […]
- Lawmakers fight to stop the Trump administration’s dismantling of a $386M ocean observatory projectLawmakers are demanding the National Science Foundation stop dismantling the Ocean Observatories Initiative, a $386 million ocean monitoring network being wound down under President Donald Trump's administration.
- Albanians Mobilize Against Jared Kushner Plan for Resort on Pristine River DeltaIn Albania, a mass protest movement has emerged to challenge a plan, spearheaded by Jared Kushner, to build a sprawling resort along the delta of the last wild river in Europe. Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the capital city of Tirana last week, raising signs that said “Albania Is Not for Sale,” with marches continuing over the weekend.Read more on E360 →
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Urban Surfer’s Sifiso Gumbi on Organizing South Africa’s Recycling SystemIn South Africa, informal waste pickers recover between 80% and 90% of all plastic and... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Urban Surfer’s Sifiso Gumbi on Organizing South Africa’s Recycling System appeared first on Earth911.
- How Humans Created Genetic Bottlenecks Inside Threatened SpeciesGraft a patch of skin from one wild cheetah onto another, unrelated cheetah, and the... The post How Humans Created Genetic Bottlenecks Inside Threatened Species appeared first on Earth911.
- Scientists watch the ocean’s lungs weaken from spaceScientists have detected a significant long-term decline in the productivity of waters around the UK and across much of the north-east Atlantic, raising concerns for fisheries, marine food webs and the ocean’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The research, led by Dr Gavin Tilstone and Dr Peter Land at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, […]
- SBTi’s shift on electricity decarbonization attracts praise and criticismThe organization’s corporate net-zero revision requires companies to set separate targets for Scope 2 emissions. The post SBTi’s shift on electricity decarbonization attracts praise and criticism appeared first on Trellis.
- Even $75M from Trump may not save Oakland’s embattled coal terminalThe federal funding is the latest twist in a decade-long saga to build a terminal in Oakland, California, that can export U.S. coal overseas.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 12.06.2026: UREA PRICE COLLAPSE• UREA PRICES COLLAPSE; China removed export floor price prior to the India tender, triggering aggressive short selling and wiping approximately USD 100 PMT from global values almost overnight. China has since reinstated floor prices, but the damage has already been done. • PHOSPHATE MARKETS MIXED; US DAP and MAP values moving lower while Brazilian […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 12.06.2026: UREA PRICE COLLAPSE first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- NSW invasive species review faces budget-day reckoningThe Invasive Species Council has warned the Minns Government risks squandering a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fix NSW’s failing invasive species system unless this month’s budget delivers major long-term funding reform for invasive animals. The warning comes after the NSW government formally backed key recommendations of the landmark Natural Resources Commission (NRC) review into invasive species […] The post NSW invasive species review faces budget-day reckoning first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Prison 'used more' for climate, genocide activistsPrison 'used more' for climate, genocide activists Channel News brendan 15th June 2026 Teaser Media
- New Forests launches first global natural capital strategyLeveraging New Forests’ two-decade track record investing in natural capital New Forests, a global investment manager of nature-based real assets and natural capital strategies, is today announcing the launch of the Global Landscape Opportunities (GLO) strategy, its first global natural capital offering, investing across forestry, agriculture, and complementary markets such as carbon and biodiversity. To […] The post New Forests launches first global natural capital strategy first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Electric Hydrofoiling Expansion Signals New Era for Urban Water TransitNew Zealand marine technology company Vessev expands across Australia as cities explore new ways to unlock underutilised waterways Electric hydrofoiling technology is gaining momentum locally and globally, with New Zealand marine technology company Vessev expanding across multiple Australian cities as interest grows in cleaner, more connected waterways transit. Vessev has signed a commercial agreement to deliver multiple […] The post Electric Hydrofoiling Expansion Signals New Era for Urban Water Transit first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- New Energy Transport accelerates electric road freight deployment with new funding– Flexible, modular charging infrastructure can be operational within 16 weeks – Initial deployment to support 20 electric trucks on the road by the end of 2026 – NET responding to surge in demand from large transport buyers for reliable electric freight Electric road freight company New Energy Transport (NET) has secured funding to fast-track the electrification […] The post New Energy Transport accelerates electric road freight deployment with new funding first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Want a deal on a heat pump? Team up with your neighbors.Bulk buying is a tried-and-true way to get discounts on rooftop solar. Now programs aimed at heat pumps are popping up too, helping people save thousands of dollars.
- ‘Every day it’s more barriers’: how the US is shutting out climate refugeesAs the U.S. shuts its doors to most refugees, there’s little hope of a new system to help those forced from home by climate impacts.
- Be careful what you wish forIn a week where the listing of SpaceX on the NASDAQ helped create the world’s first trillionaire, thermal coal futures quietly approached one of the most important resistance levels in energy markets. Beneath the optimism surrounding AI, technology, and exponential digital growth lies a hidden contradiction. The infrastructure powering the global data centre expansion still […] The post Be careful what you wish for first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Return and Earn hits sweet 16 billion returns and $100 million for charityReturn and Earn containers at the Eastern Creek processing facility. Return and Earn NSW’s container deposit scheme, Return and Earn, has reached two major milestones with 16 billion bottles, cans and cartons returned by the community though local return points, resulting in $1.6 billion in refunds back to recyclers. Over $100 million has also been raised for charities and community groups […] The post Return and Earn hits sweet 16 billion returns and $100 million for charity first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Puget Sound’s low tides are back, with a risk for shellfish harvestersParalytic shellfish poison levels have warranted an "unprecedented" closure of beaches along Hood Canal, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- 3 Easy Ways to Attract Bluebirds to Your Home (and Keep Them Around)When Ben Haywood moved to his current home in South Carolina, he quickly made two friends: The pair of Eastern Bluebirds that readily took to the nest box he put up outside his home in the spring of...
- New Research Indicates That in the Future, Trees May Store Less Carbon Than ExpectedEven as trees photosynthesize late into the year, their growth stops by mid-summer, which impacts their carbon uptake.
- Rowers launch 2,000-mile mission to map ocean healthTwo rowing teams will depart from Tower Bridge in London on Sunday afternoon to take on one of the world’s most demanding endurance challenges – a non-stop, unsupported circumnavigation of Great Britain by rowing boat. Crews from Team Rowmads and Team Nautilus will begin the 2,000-mile GB Row Challenge on 14th June, facing weeks at […]
- Recycling Solar Panels In 2026: Investments Paying OffA solar panel installed this spring will likely still be generating electricity when today’s kindergartners... The post Recycling Solar Panels In 2026: Investments Paying Off appeared first on Earth911.
- Forgotten pollutants drive 15% of global warmingA new paper has shown that approximately 15% of current global warming (about 0.3°C) from human emissions stems from pollutants that fall outside most existing climate policy frameworks. Most of these overlooked pollutants are called ‘indirect greenhouse gases’ and include carbon monoxide, non-methane volatile organic compounds, nitrogen oxides and molecular hydrogen. The authors of the […]
- Jet fuel made from captured carbon begins to flow from new plantMicrosoft and Shopify are among the buyers of credits from Alaska Airlines, one of the first carriers to use the new fuel from startup Twelve. The post Jet fuel made from captured carbon begins to flow from new plant appeared first on Trellis.
- Dead Organisms Shape the Living World Long After They Perish, Research ShowsA new paper details how the remnants of dead organisms strongly influence the fate of survivors.Read more on E360 →
- Slow Food urges strong policy support for agroecology as Terra Madre Europe concludesThe movement handed to Agriculture Commissioner Hansen its demands for EU food systems Terra Madre Europe concluded yesterday with a strong and unified message to European policymakers: the European Union must adopt a coherent and ambitious food policy framework that recognises food as a public good and places public interest above private profit. European Commissioner […] The post Slow Food urges strong policy support for agroecology as Terra Madre Europe concludes first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS USD 4 BILLION EV CHARGING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ACROSS EMERGING ECONOMIESJoint analysis by C40 Cities and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) outlines practical pathways for emerging-market cities to scale charging infrastructure and accelerate electric mobility adoption A new report launched by C40 Cities and the World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC), in collaboration with The Climate Pledge through the Laneshift Programme, and the Swiss […] The post NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS USD 4 BILLION EV CHARGING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ACROSS EMERGING ECONOMIES first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- LFC stars Isak, Jones, Kerr and Olsson surprise local school children to talk coral conservation for World Oceans DayReds players and local students have come together for a hands-on lesson about life beneath the waves in honour of World Oceans Day – presented by AXA. As part of AXA’s collaboration with the club’s sustainability strategy, The Red Way, their latest campaign, Reds for Red, spotlights the importance of protecting coral reefs and ocean ecosystems. LFC’s Alexander Isak, Curtis Jones, Sam Kerr and Beatta Olsson […] The post LFC stars Isak, Jones, Kerr and Olsson surprise local school children to talk coral conservation for World Oceans Day first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- World Tomato Day: La Doria and Friend of the Earth shine a spotlight on the sustainable supply chainOne interesting fact illustrates the close connection between Italy and tomatoes: although tomatoes did not originate in Italy, they have become one of the most iconic and recognisable symbols of Italian cuisine around the world, today officially recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Tomatoes are not only a cornerstone of the Mediterranean […] The post World Tomato Day: La Doria and Friend of the Earth shine a spotlight on the sustainable supply chain first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Lake Mac plugs in for EV Open DaySaturdays EV Open Day will showcase a host of EV models and brands. Electric vehicle ownership has skyrocketed at a record rate in Lake Macquarie since hostilities in Iran sent fuel prices through the roof earlier this year, latest data shows. As Lake Mac prepares to host its second EV Open Day, helping prospective buyers […] The post Lake Mac plugs in for EV Open Day first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- What’s driving up your expenses? Many Americans say climate change.Most Democrats and moderate Republicans agree that global warming is increasing the cost of living, a new survey shows.
- How autonomous vehicles can move EV policy forwardElectric AVs make perfect sense as fleet vehicles: they can be charged at a central location, and they’ll be cheaper to operate over the long term. The post How autonomous vehicles can move EV policy forward appeared first on Trellis.
- What is the best use for old railroad tracks? New Yorkers have opinions.The fight over an abandoned stretch of railway in Queens reflects a national debate over whether unused track should become parks, transit lines, or both.
- Nuclear in my backyard: A Nebraska utility is skirting the public backlash that plagues wind and solarAcross the state, nuclear is getting a warm welcome in communities that typically oppose large-scale clean energy projects.
- Earth911 Inspiration: What Kind of Difference Will You Make?The late, renowned scientist and conservationist Jane Goodall reminds us that we all have an... The post Earth911 Inspiration: What Kind of Difference Will You Make? appeared first on Earth911.
- A Practical Guide to Digital Tax Reporting for Businesses Expanding into the French MarketFrance is a profitable market. However, tax reporting must be taken seriously after launch. Businesses need accurate VAT treatment, clean invoice data, and systems that share information properly. Early and proper preparation is crucial. It doesn’t just prevent delays. It […] The post A Practical Guide to Digital Tax Reporting for Businesses Expanding into the French Market appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Increased Thirst in Dogs: When It May Mean Kidney TroubleA dog may start to drink more water. At first, it can be hard to notice. The water bowl may empty fast. Your dog may ask to go out more. Your dog may drink at night. Many owners blame heat, play, age, or a new daily routine. These causes can be true. Dogs drink more...
- The Overlooked Environmental Cost of What We Sleep OnWhen people think about reducing their environmental impact, they often focus on obvious areas such as transportation, food choices, or single-use plastics. Bedrooms rarely enter the conversation. Yet the average household contains a surprising amount of textile material dedicated to sleep. Mattresses, pillows, comforters, blankets, mattress protectors, toppers, and bed linens can collectively weigh dozens...
- Public Funding Prevails in MinnesotaOne of the things that makes Minnesota unique is having constitutionally defined, public funds for the environment—the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund and Outdoor Heritage Fund. With...
- Audubon Statement: NC Bills Would Weaken Coastal Protections for our BeachesGARNER, North Carolina – Two bills filed in the North Carolina General Assembly--Senate Bills 1008 and 1009--would reverse a decades-old ban on hardened shoreline structures on the North Carolina...
- What I’ve Learned From ‘The End of Poverty,’ 20 Years LaterThe author reflects on Jeffrey Sachs, the U.N., and the need to redesign global institutions for a world shaped by climate change, poverty and geopolitical strain.
- Brewing Connection: How Crane Migration Benefits a Nebraska Small BusinessEditor’s note: This article is part of a series exploring the various facets of the Sandhill Crane Migration in Central Nebraska, the $28 Million annual economic impact that the migration...
- World Cup fans are more likely to choose sustainable products and brandsNew GlobeScan research finds World Cup fans are more likely than the general public to buy from responsible brands, choose reusable packaging and purchase natural or organic products. The post World Cup fans are more likely to choose sustainable products and brands appeared first on Trellis.
- An Interview with Sterling Hollman, Crane Season VolunteerFor many volunteers, a single opportunity can lead to a lifelong passion. That's certainly true for Sterling Hollman, whose search for community service hours led him to volunteering during crane...
- This unfathomably huge fungal network keeps Earth cool and greenSpanning 110 quadrillion kilometers, arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are critical allies of plants. They also transport an enormous amount of planet-warming carbon.
- P&G’s long-time sustainability chief retiresVirginie Helias, a 38-year veteran of the consumer products giant, will be replaced by Michele Baeten, a long-time Procter & Gamble marketing and brand management specialist. The post P&G’s long-time sustainability chief retires appeared first on Trellis.
- Behind Amazon’s industry-leading water efficiency scoreThe company’s cloud computing service finally publishes annual water withdrawal information for its data centers. The post Behind Amazon’s industry-leading water efficiency score appeared first on Trellis.
- Tax for abortion services, new penny rules are among new WA laws in effectSome laws passed in Olympia this year will take force later, while others are already on the books.
- How Do Glacial Ecosystems Respond to Climate Change?Microbiologist Arwyn Edwards discusses the complex role of microbial life in glacial ecosystems and the impact of climate change on his field.
- El Nino is here and scientists fear it’ll be big, bad and costly with heat, floods, droughts, firesExperts said the natural warming cycle is likely to further heat a globe already warming from fossil fuel pollution and predict it will turbocharge extreme weather.
- Efforts to Save Kelp Forests from Ocean Warming Are Ramping UpAt one time, kelp forests — which shelter fish, slow erosion, and sequester carbon — grew along a third of the world’s coastlines. Now, scientists are working to bolster heat-stressed kelp by attacking the urchins that prey on them and transplanting hardier kelp varieties.Read more on E360 →
- How Precision Fermentation Could Rewrite Milk’s Climate EquationMaking just one kilogram of regular milk protein can release up to 72 kilograms of... The post How Precision Fermentation Could Rewrite Milk’s Climate Equation appeared first on Earth911.
- One State Recycles 38% of Its Carpet. The Other 49 Recycle 9%.A 2,000-square-foot house holds about 700 pounds of carpet. The average residential carpet lasts 5... The post One State Recycles 38% of Its Carpet. The Other 49 Recycle 9%. appeared first on Earth911.
- Electrical industry groups warn government against a rushed roll-out of plug-in solar panelsLeading electrical industry bodies have warned that plug-in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems should not be rushed into the UK consumer market until safety, regulatory and technical frameworks are fully established, despite government plans to make the technology widely available. The warning comes in a joint statement issued by the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA), Electrical Safety […]
- SBTi’s net-zero overhaul prioritizes flexibility and short-term accountabilityThe first major update in five years includes more options for value-chain emissions, caution on hourly matching and recognition for tackling ongoing emissions. The post SBTi’s net-zero overhaul prioritizes flexibility and short-term accountability appeared first on Trellis.
- The CCC shifts focus from ‘risk’ to ‘adaptation’, forgetting ‘fairness’Protecting communities from the significant impacts of climate change is important. But we mustn’t pass up the rare opportunity to rewire our broken systems and create a more equal future. As people in homes and communities across the UK experience dramatic, escalating and now inevitable climate change, we need more than an awareness of risks; we need policies and plans […]
- What federal cuts to science funding could mean for the Great LakesFacing another round of cuts, NOAA-funded researchers worry about undermining public safety, the maritime economy, and health on the Great Lakes.
- Modern football: a game built on fossil fuelsThe FIFA World Cup which starts today (11th June) could be the most polluting ever, with football’s governing bodies prioritising commercial expansion over environmental action. Ahead of this summer’s tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, researchers from Loughborough University, the University of Bristol and the University of Manchester claim elite football has […]
- Dredging at UK ports has disturbed seabed carbonImpact has increased 30-fold during the practice’s 200 year history. A new study conduced by researchers working with the Convex Seascape Survey has revealed a hidden environmental issue tied to dredging at UK ports. Organic carbon stored in seabed sediment across the Northwest European shelf has been increasingly disturbed by the practice, which in locations […]
- RMetS Weather Photographer of the Year 2026 Opens for EntriesImage: The Gorgeous Ring, Shuchang Dong and Geshuang Chen – Winner of the Main Category, 2025 The world’s favourite weather photography competition returns today as the Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) officially opens entries for the Weather Photographer of the Year 2026. Now entering its second decade, the competition invites photographers from around the globe to […] The post RMetS Weather Photographer of the Year 2026 Opens for Entries first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- “Drive for Free” – EV Leader Says Solar Sharer Can Completely Wipe Fuel Costs for AustraliansEvnex CEO Ed Harvey Many of Australia’s 454,000 EV owners could have $0 fuel costs from July, thanks to free electricity under the federal government’s Solar Sharer program. From 1 July, millions of Australian households will have access to three hours of free electricity a day and according to one of the country’s leading EV […] The post “Drive for Free” – EV Leader Says Solar Sharer Can Completely Wipe Fuel Costs for Australians first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Zoho Corporation Unveils Nathu La, a Designed-in-House Server, in a Move Towards Technological Sovereignty and Inference Cost ReductionNathu La Server Chassis Front View The server reduces the total cost of ownership by 20-30% and power consumption by 12-18% Zoho Corporation, a global technology company and parent company of Zoho and ManageEngine, today announced the launch of Nathu La, a designed in-house server and a pivotal step in the company’s journey toward building […] The post Zoho Corporation Unveils Nathu La, a Designed-in-House Server, in a Move Towards Technological Sovereignty and Inference Cost Reduction first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Cost of living pressures hit charities and communities in latest ACNC dataCommissioner Sue Woodward AM, Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Key facts: New data shows cost of living pressures taking toll on charities and communities Australian Charities Report shows charity expenses surpassed significant revenue growth Charities employed 11% of workforce but 53% operated with no paid staff Cost of living […] The post Cost of living pressures hit charities and communities in latest ACNC data first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Gamuda Renewables Enters Victoria Market with Solar & Bess Project, Signalling Future Data Centre OpportunitiesBuilding on the success of its Central Tasmanian energy portfolio, Gamuda Renewable Pty Ltd (Gamuda Renewables) has made its inaugural Victorian investment by acquiring an interest in the Hazelwood North Solar Farm and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) from Manthos Investments Pty Ltd (Manthos). The move increases Gamuda Renewables’ Australian portfolio to three assets across […] The post Gamuda Renewables Enters Victoria Market with Solar & Bess Project, Signalling Future Data Centre Opportunities first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Bipartisan Bill to Help Communities Support Bird Habitat Clears House Committee(Washington, DC--June 11, 2026)--The House Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday approved the Local Communities and Bird Habitat Stewardship Act, bipartisan legislation that would provide...
- Bringing Bird-Friendly Ranching to the SouthwestAlbuquerque, New Mexico (June 10, 2026) — The National Audubon Society’s Audubon Conservation Ranching program now reaches the Southwestern United States with the hires of Nick Beauregard, Ariel...
- Bringing Bird-Friendly Ranching to the SouthwestAlbuquerque, New Mexico (June 10, 2026) — The National Audubon Society’s Audubon Conservation Ranching program now reaches the Southwestern United States with the hires of Nick Beauregard, Ariel...
- Bipartisan Legislation Introduced to Extend Legacy Restoration Fund(Washington—June 10, 2026) Audubon applauds the introduction today of bipartisan legislation to extend and build upon the success of the National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration...
- Seabirds of the Boreal?I once saw a comical looking bird the size of a small gull with a black cap, gray back and a bill that looked like a carrot was spotted stopping off on a beach in mid-coast Maine on its way south...
- How EY and Williams College created top-rated carbon credit portfoliosMany companies are pivoting to higher quality credit purchases — suggesting that confidence is returning to the market. The post How EY and Williams College created top-rated carbon credit portfolios appeared first on Trellis.
- Audubon Joins More Than 50 Conservation Groups in Urging Senate to Strengthen the Conservation Reserve ProgramLast week, the National Audubon Society joined more than 50 wildlife, conservation, and sporting groups in sending a letter to the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee urging...
- Why Building Transmission Along Highways is Better for BirdsThe United States is facing record growth of electricity usage, but the system that delivers electricity to our homes is outdated, increasingly unreliable, and currently cannot support the expansion...
- Why eBay’s emissions spiked after carbon accounting rules changedThe retailer’s dilemma illustrates the challenge facing companies that set targets for emissions they cannot control. The post Why eBay’s emissions spiked after carbon accounting rules changed appeared first on Trellis.
- Eco-Friendly Web Hosting: What Site Owners Should KnowWeb hosting is now part of the climate talk. Every site needs a data center. A data center needs power all day and night. That power runs servers, cooling, storage, backups, networks, and safety tools. One small site uses little power. But millions of sites use a lot when we add them up. The International...
- Eco-Friendly Bathroom Upgrades That Save Water, Energy, and WasteWe often think about green living in big ways. We compare cars. We check food labels. We talk about clean power. We use bags again. We also look for clothes made with better care. Yet one busy room often gets missed. The bathroom. It may be small, but it uses a lot each day. It...
- In a U.S. First, Solar Supplied More Power Than Coal Last MonthLast month, for the first time in the U.S., solar generated more electricity than coal, a reflection of both the rapid adoption of renewable power and the declining fortunes of America's aging fleet of coal power plants.Read more on E360 →
- California Just Put Its Buildings on an Environmental ScoreboardEvery year, California’s commercial and apartment buildings burn through 109 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, guzzle... The post California Just Put Its Buildings on an Environmental Scoreboard appeared first on Earth911.
- UN officials urge Russia to free Indigenous climate advocateDaria Egereva and her colleague have been jailed for six months. A growing chorus of voices wants them released at a court hearing Thursday.
- Octopus’s garden grows wild as record bloom sweeps UK watersA dramatic surge in common octopus populations off the southwest coast of England has been linked to warming seas and wider environmental changes, according to new research by the Marine Biological Association (MBA). The study, funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and conducted in collaboration with the University of Plymouth, […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Luke Purdy, Wieden+Kennedy’s Director of Sustainability, on Advertising’s Power To ChangeSubscribe to receive transcripts by email. Read along with this episode. Can the industry that... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Luke Purdy, Wieden+Kennedy’s Director of Sustainability, on Advertising’s Power To Change appeared first on Earth911.
- Meteorite which wiped out the dinosaurs also created record-breaking hydrothermal systemThe meteorite which caused the extinction of the dinosaurs also created an underground environment suited to supporting new life, and new research suggests it lasted for millions of years longer than previously suspected. The finding has surprised the international team of researchers behind it, who came to their conclusions by pairing sophisticated new analysis of […]
- Biogas AI spinout wins £1m Manchester Prize for boosting efficiency and cutting emissionsA Guildford startup developing AI software for the biogas sector has picked up the UK government’s Manchester Prize, securing £1 million in funding to accelerate deployment of its technology. BiofuelAi, based at the Surrey Technology Centre, was awarded the prize for its AI-powered decision support platform that helps anaerobic digestion operators optimise plant performance, increasing […]
- From AC to DC: The next phase of electrification will reshape power distributionBy Tim Pratt, Vice President Power Products, Schneider Electric Australia’s energy transition is often discussed at grid scale: new renewables, new transmission and more storage. All of that matters. But the next phase of electrification will also be shaped by what happens inside the buildings, depots, campuses and facilities that use electricity every day. As […] The post From AC to DC: The next phase of electrification will reshape power distribution first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Global data center power consumption to rise threefold by 2030, forecasts GlobalDataData centers are rapidly becoming mission-critical digital infrastructure, evolving from back-end IT sites into strategic platforms for cloud, connectivity, and data-driven services. Growth is being driven by cloud and hybrid adoption, surging data traffic, and demand for secure, resilient environments, boosting colocation and hyperscale builds while AI is supercharging expansion with high-density graphics processing unit […] The post Global data center power consumption to rise threefold by 2030, forecasts GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Launch of Green Fuels Accelerator to Fast Track Commercial-Scale Low Carbon Liquid FuelsSeven low?carbon liquid fuel projects selected for targeted commercialisation support Finance, regulatory and offtake advisory to accelerate final investment decisions Projects span multiple conversion technologies and major feedstocks across Queensland, Western Australia and New South Wales Cyan Ventures has today launched a first-of-a-kind Green Fuels Accelerator (GFA) to advance commercial scale low carbon liquid fuel […] The post Launch of Green Fuels Accelerator to Fast Track Commercial-Scale Low Carbon Liquid Fuels first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Monash breakthrough extracts lithium with almost no waterMonash researchers have developed a new technology that can directly extract lithium from solid-salt mixtures. Monash University Key facts: Advantages of the technology almost no water consumption uses common, industrially available organic solvents high lithium recovery efficiency (around 95 per cent) solar-driven process enabling low energy input effective removal of boron and sulfate impurities solvent […] The post Monash breakthrough extracts lithium with almost no water first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- South West Renewable Energy Zone unlocks an initial $60 million in community benefitsPenny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council An initial $60 million will soon begin flowing to communities in the South West Renewable Energy Zone to deliver local infrastructure, services and employment opportunities that will support long-term regional prosperity. […] The post South West Renewable Energy Zone unlocks an initial $60 million in community benefits first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How to choose the right renewable energy software to scale your green business investmentsWhen you manage millions of dollars in renewable energy assets, you shouldn’t wonder why your digital infrastructure can’t keep pace with your ambitions. Learn how to choose renewable energy software that can scale up your green business. How to remove friction in clean energy asset management It’s 8:00 AM on a Tuesday. You are staring...
- For first time, Americans are getting more of their electricity from solar than coalSolar provides more than twice the share of electricity it did five years ago.
- Seattle nurse, mountaineering guide dies on Denali climbing patrolA National Park Service employee with Washington roots died last week on a climbing patrol on Alaska’s highest mountain.
- The world just gained a marine protected area the size of France
- Solar parks on rewetted peatlands can boost bird diversityBuilding solar parks on previously drained, rewetted peatlands can support a wider range of bird species than continuing intensive grassland farming, new research suggests. The study, published in Ecological Solutions and Evidence, is the first to examine how bird communities respond to this emerging land use, which combines renewable energy production with peatland restoration. Researchers […]
- You Asked: What Exactly Is a ‘Super’ El Niño?Columbia Climate School experts explain what a strong El Niño could mean for the planet this year.
- The quiet push to shield pesticide makers from lawsuitsIndustry-backed pesticide immunity laws are advancing nationwide, raising fears that farmers and families harmed by pesticides could lose their right to seek justice.
- Geologist Folarin Kolawole Receives 2026 National Geographic Wayfinder AwardFolarin Kolawole is one of 15 recipients of this year's National Geographic Society’s Wayfinder Award, which recognizes people whose work is expanding our understanding of the planet and helping to protect its future.
- Fight over housing in Seattle’s Sodo neighborhood enters a new phaseAn appeal about the city's comprehensive plan to manage growth is a different front in the fight about whether there should be housing near Seattle's sports stadiums.
- Long Lost African Bird Captured in Striking PhotosLost to science for more than 70 years, the black-lored waxbill was only recently rediscovered in a marshy region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Now, researchers have published the first clear photographs of the bird ever taken in the wild.Read more on E360 →
- HDD Locating in U.S. Fiber Builds: How to Cut Strikes, Downtime, and Stop-Work RiskU.S. fiber crews can often drill the bore. The harder problem is proving where the drill head, existing utilities, and final conduit sit before the job crosses a tolerance zone. This article turns the research into a field-ready control model for planners, contractors, and fiber owners. Why locating controls fiber HDD risk Horizontal directional drilling...
- The first 1,000 days: rethinking babies’ plastic exposureA campaign group is urging the UK Government to investigate babies’ exposure to chemicals found in plastic products, warning that regulation has failed to keep pace with growing scientific evidence about potential health risks. The PlasticFree Babies campaign is being launched today (9th June) in Parliament by environmental organisation A Plastic Planet. The group is […]
- Fast Furniture and the 12-Million-Ton ReckoningAmericans threw away 12.1 million tons of furniture in 2018, the most recent year the... The post Fast Furniture and the 12-Million-Ton Reckoning appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Idea: How to Choose the Best Portable Power Station for CampingEvery gallon of gasoline burned in a small generator releases about 20 pounds of CO₂.... The post Guest Idea: How to Choose the Best Portable Power Station for Camping appeared first on Earth911.
- Most Britons worry about the impact of rubbish on animalsCalls to the RSPCA about pets and wildlife affected by litter spike during summer months. On average, each year the animal welfare charity receives 10 calls a day reporting creatures great and small that have been impacted by rubbish. This can include food tins, frisbees, balloons, plastic bags and parts of fishing nets that do […]
- Environment Agency appointed lead regulator for Cornwall lithium project in bid to speed approvalsThe Environment Agency has been appointed as the lead environmental regulator for Cornish Lithium’s proposed Trelavour Lithium Project in Cornwall, as part of a government pilot aimed at streamlining approvals for major economic development schemes. Cornish Lithium plans to produce high-grade lithium by redeveloping a former china clay pit in St Dennis, Cornwall. Lithium is […]
- Check out time: 35% of hotel buffet breakfast food is binnedThe most important meal of the day is also likely the most wasteful thing you’ll eat on holiday. Something clearly has to change. All-you-can-eat warmers filled with various types of eggs, bacon, sausage, fried tomatoes, and beans. A small army of pastries and muffins lined up perfectly, waiting to be picked. An entire area dedicated […]
- New guide published to help highway authorities adapt roads to climate changeA new guide, aimed at local highway authorities, has been published to support resilience planning across road networks as extreme weather events grow in frequency and severity. The Local Highways Climate Adaptation Guide, published by the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport (ADEPT), is designed to help respond to the growing challenge […]
- The World Cup is one wildfire away from an air quality disasterFIFA says it's prepared for "climate-related risks" but doesn't appear to have a plan for wildfire smoke, which can be harmful to players and fans.
- Louisiana lawmakers rush to support an industry they ‘do not know a lot about’A bill to boost a wood-pellet industry plagued by pollution violations sailed through the Legislature.
- The Ocean Race sailors help detect threats lurking in European watersLeg 5 of The Ocean Race Europe 2025 onboard Team Paprec Arkéa © Julien Champolion / The Ocean Race Seawater samples collected by sailors during The Ocean Race Europe 2025 could unlock new insights into ocean hazards, from algal blooms to jellyfish swarms. It comes at a critical time, with shorelines across the Caribbean and […] The post The Ocean Race sailors help detect threats lurking in European waters first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Guide the future of corporate transparencyJane Diplock, Chair of the GRI Supervisory Board Applications open for key roles across four GRI governance bodies A recruitment call has commenced, seeking experienced professionals to help guide the strategy, priorities and standard-setting activities of GRI – the global leader in impact reporting. Candidates from diverse backgrounds and from all geographic regions are encouraged […] The post Guide the future of corporate transparency first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Why the seventh carbon budget is more than just an abstract targetRecently introduced to parliament, the seventh carbon budget (CB7), which applies from 2038 to 2042, will be the next major step in the UK’s journey towards net zero. It is part of a framework that will strengthen energy security, drive economic growth and reduce emissions […]
- It’s official! Dark Sky Reserve declared for Sunshine Coast hinterlandThe Milky Way as seen from the Sunshine Coast International Dark Sky Reserve. Image by Dr Ken Wishaw. The Sunshine Coast hinterland is now officially home to Queensland’s first internationally recognised Dark Sky Reserve, uniting the community, levels of government, agencies and businesses to preserve our star-filled sky. The Sunshine Coast International Dark Sky Reserve’s official designation […] The post It’s official! Dark Sky Reserve declared for Sunshine Coast hinterland first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Cost-of-Living Crunch Is Changing More Than Just Household BudgetsBy Sophie Ryan, Comparison Expert at iSelect By necessity, Aussies have become experts at making trade-offs. The past few years have seen households cut back on dining out, delayed holidays, paused subscriptions and become increasingly strategic about everyday spending. The ongoing cost-of-living crisis is now, however, moving beyond simple budgeting decisions and the removal of […] The post The Cost-of-Living Crunch Is Changing More Than Just Household Budgets first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia’s first mandatory climate disclosures reveal wide variation in approach, Finity finds· Finity reviewed 26 of Australia’s first mandatory Sustainability Reports, finding the framework is driving climate risk analysis but cautious public disclosure · 24 of 26 entities exceeded minimum scenario analysis requirements and 70% used three or more scenarios, yet the detailed findings rarely made it into public reports · Five practical recommendations for Group 2 and Group […] The post Australia’s first mandatory climate disclosures reveal wide variation in approach, Finity finds first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How ‘Undone Science’ Shaped Chile’s Glacier Protection BattleA new study examines how "undone science" has shaped the conflict between mining and glacier conservation in Chile over the past two decades.
- 10 Fun Facts About the OspreyIf you ever find yourself at a river’s bank, a lake’s edge, or an ocean’s coast, keep an eye out for one of nature’s most skilled fishers—the Osprey. Distinguished by its bright yellow eyes...
- Wachiska Audubon Receives “Audubon in Action” GrantThe National Audubon Society recently awarded Wachiska Audubon Society (WAS) a $5,900 Audubon in Action Grant to support its Prairie Pines Buffer Plan, an effort to guide development around its...
- Protecting Progress: Keeping Nebraska Moving Forward on Clean EnergyThis legislative session, Audubon Great Plains was proud to stand up for Nebraska’s clean energy future—and for the birds, wildlife, and communities that depend on it.We successfully helped...
- A Thoughtful Pause on the Platte-Republican DiversionGrowing ecological concerns have prompted state regulators to temporarily halt review of a proposed project that would diminish streamflow in the Platte River. The Nebraska Department of Water...
- Funding the Future: Growing Prairie with State Conservation DollarsState conservation funding programs are powerful drivers of on‑the‑ground restoration in the Northern Great Plains. In addition to providing direct funding for conservation actions, state...
- 2026 Audubon Great Plains Legislative Wrap-upThis legislative session underscored both the challenges and opportunities of advancing conservation policy—and the impact coordinated advocacy can have. Across Nebraska and South Dakota (North...
- Audubon Members Advocate for Birds in RaleighFor ten years, Audubon members have flocked to the North Carolina Legislature to meet with lawmakers and advocate for bird-friendly policies. From passing a sweeping bipartisan climate reduction...
- December WA flooding created new drowning hazards, officials warnAs the weather heats up, King County officials warn that cooling off in rivers might not be a great idea. December flooding has changed the rivers.
- U.S. Cities See Public Transit Use Grow as Fuel Prices Remain HighIn U.S. cities, ridership on public transit is growing as the Iran War keeps gasoline prices high.Read more on E360 →
- How to Keep Kids Learning About Nature Over SummerSummer break is one of the best opportunities for your kid to step away from screens and explore the world around them. However, this can also create a learning gap if children go weeks without reading, observing, counting, asking questions, or solving problems. Knowing how to keep kids learning during the summer months doesn’t require...
- How Industrial CT Scanning Finds Internal Defects Without DamageHidden flaws can sit inside castings, welds, batteries, or printed parts long before a surface mark appears. Traditional checks may miss buried changes or require sectioning that ruins the sample. Industrial computed tomography gives engineers a non-destructive path to internal evidence. One scan can reveal geometry, material loss, voids, and wall variation while keeping the...
- World Oceans Day Reimagines Our Relationship With the Water Around UsIn honor of this annual U.N. event, we are highlighting our coverage of ocean research and education initiatives at the Columbia Climate School and Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
- Guest Idea: Gaming’s Console Upgrade Cycle Is a Growing E-Waste Problem Nobody Talks AboutThe PlayStation 4 sold approximately 117 million units over its lifetime, making it one of... The post Guest Idea: Gaming’s Console Upgrade Cycle Is a Growing E-Waste Problem Nobody Talks About appeared first on Earth911.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Ethan and Desmond Hua Build HOPE for School Uniform ReuseMost school uniforms are retired while they are still perfectly wearable. Children cycle through them... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Ethan and Desmond Hua Build HOPE for School Uniform Reuse appeared first on Earth911.
- Rising octopus numbers: UK study examines impacts on coasts and communitiesScientists have reported a second year of an unprecedented boom in common octopus populations off southwest England, with new research from the Marine Biological Association (MBA) describing the phenomenon as the largest recorded in at least 75 years. The study, released this week, suggests the surge in common octopus (Octopus vulgaris) numbers since 2025 is […]
- Climate policy has fragmented — here’s how companies are respondingLeaders are not retreating or waiting for clarity; they’re actively managing strategy across conditions they don’t control. The post Climate policy has fragmented — here’s how companies are responding appeared first on Trellis.
- Scottish councils face £28.7m annual carbon cost from waste incineration, campaigners warnScottish councils could face an additional £28.7 million annual bill from 2028 when waste incineration is brought within the scope of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), according to a new analysis by Zero Waste Scotland that has prompted campaigners to call for stronger action to reduce plastic waste and dependence on incineration.1 The study, […]
- Antidepressants in river systems are harming wildlifeResearchers have detected elevated levels of antidepressant drugs in several North Carolina waterways, raising concerns about the growing impact of pharmaceutical pollution on aquatic ecosystems and potentially human health. The study, published in Environmental Science & Technology, found that rivers downstream from wastewater treatment plants contained a range of antidepressants and their byproducts, with some […]
- Why are so many Democrats going quiet on climate change?The common wisdom says it's a losing issue. Evidence suggests it actually helps Democrats.
- Becoming a farmer is hard. This Michigan program wants to help.“Nobody gets into farming for sane reasons, other than the sanity of knowing where your food comes from,” said one student at the Great Lakes Incubator Farm, which gives aspiring farmers a place to experiment without risk.
- Predicted World Cup power surge highlights growing role of battery storage in grid stabilityThe UK’s electricity system operator is preparing for significant spikes in power demand during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with forecasts suggesting that England and Scotland matches could trigger surges equivalent to the combined electricity consumption of Leeds and Glasgow. Analysis from the National Energy System Operator (NESO) indicates that each group-stage match involving either […]
- UN report warns AI boom could intensify pressure on water, land and climate systemsA new United Nations University report has warned that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is driving growing environmental pressures through its increasing demands for electricity, water and land, with researchers calling for urgent action to ensure the technology develops within planetary limits. The report, Environmental Cost of AI’s Energy Use: Carbon, Water and Land […]
- Heavy breathing: the many faces of lead air pollutionIt has been 26 years since the UK Government finally removed leaded petrol from sale. So why are MPs, peers, academics and activists still calling for routine health screenings to check for exposure? Publishing an open letter in February, 50 signatories — including university researchers and lawmakers — demanded that Health Secretary Wes Streeting […]
- We need more homes, but they must be places worth living inThis post is by Ruth Lin Wong Holmes, vice president of the Landscape Institute. Britain’s housing crisis is real, urgent and deeply felt. Across the UK, people are struggling to find homes that are affordable, available and decent. In England, the government has pledged to […]
- Trump uses wartime powers to dole out $700 million to ‘clean, beautiful’ coalThe president announced plans for two new coal plants in Alaska and West Virginia, using the Defense Production Act.
- Leaking chemicals found at another WA mill, records showNew details have emerged about another mill leaking chemicals, not far from Longview, where 11 people were killed in a devastating spill last month.
- Cle Elum Lake sockeye salmon use first-of-its-kind ‘helix’ to pass damSockeye salmon were cut off from their habitat above Cle Elum Dam. Now a massive structure will help them back.
- Federal agency to open tens of thousands of acres of Colorado wilderness to oil drilling Wildlife habitat, endangered animals, and recreation could all be at risk in the state’s biggest public land sale in modern history.
- Stabilizing the Colorado River Basin Now So We Can Thrive into the FutureThis year’s snowpack is grim throughout the Colorado River Basin—it’s the lowest in recorded history. Reservoirs across the Basin are low. Soils are dry. But agriculture...
- ‘Flushing’ of chemicals spilled in Longview disaster is complete, WA saysEfforts to dilute the drainage system in Longview following the May 26 implosion and spill are complete, the state says.
- 100,000s of tons of emissions are missing from automakers’ disclosures, think tank saysAlmost every manufacturer included in Carbon Tracker's study is said to have undercounted vehicle-use emissions. The post 100,000s of tons of emissions are missing from automakers’ disclosures, think tank says appeared first on Trellis.
- 2026 Environmental Leadership Awards Honors Roberta Barbieri, Anne W. SemmesOn June 3, 2026, Audubon gathered conservation leaders, community advocates, and supporters at its annual Environmental Leadership Awards Benefit in Greenwich, honoring Roberta Barbieri with the...
- Shrinking snow seasons are amplifying the climate impact of wildfiresThe climate-cooling benefits once provided by snow-covered wildfire scars in Canada’s northern forests are rapidly declining as rising temperatures shorten winter snow seasons, according to new research. Scientists say a natural process that has historically helped offset some of the carbon emissions released by wildfires is becoming less effective, creating a worrying feedback loop that […]
- Former Crew Detail Harm Inflicted by Unregulated Squid FishingFormer crew members on squid fishing expeditions report environmental destruction and labor abuses, due to a regulatory vacuum.Read more on E360 →
- Warming seas put pressure on North Sea fish populationsRising ocean temperatures are reshaping marine life in the North Sea, one of the fastest-warming sea regions on the planet. Combined with decades of intensive fishing activity, these changes are driving cold-water fish species toward northern habitats and deeper waters. Researchers have monitored the (legendary) Dogger Bank – which turns out to be a large […]
- Your local park is bringing in the green (and by that, we mean money)A new report finds that for every dollar invested in parks, cities reap $3 in economic benefits. Here's how.
- In the Smoky Mountains, a volunteer effort aims to document every species — before it’s too lateFor citizen scientists, counting lichens and bugs and other tiny species is one way to monitor climate change in America's most biodiverse national park.
- Limited interest in latest oil and gas lease sale for Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife RefugeTwo corporations bid on a handful of leases during the latest oil and gas lease sale in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
- Cross-sector low carbon building network launches across UK and EuropeThe aim is to ‘transform’ the use of regenerative materials in British and European construction projects. Developed by Reconomy, ROOT To Market Dynamic Market place has been developed by Woodknowledge Wales, a not-for-profit organisation championing the collaborative development of forest-based industries. The platform offers curated supply chains, procurement support, and training systems specifically for building […]
- Flower goes on sale at Eden Project to protect Seychelles wildlifeThe collaboration revives a partnership that began in 2003 and offers visitors to the UK attraction the chance to ‘buy a plant and save the parents’. Eden Project’s Impatiens Ray of Hope campaign saw tropical plants cultivated in the facility’s Rainforest Biome from Impatiens gordonii seeds which grow naturally in the Seychelles. In turn, this revenue was […]
- How Sustainable Roofing Choices Can Make Homes More Energy EfficientSustainable roofing is not a trend, but a performance upgrade. Your roof controls how much heat enters the attic, how moisture moves, and how steady your indoor temperature feels. When that top layer runs hotter than it should, your AC works harder. When it leaks air in winter, your heating system pays for it. The...
- Hail conditions on the move as winter crops face rising riskPhoto: Péter Kövesi, Pexels UNSW Sydney Key facts: New research led by UNSW suggests as the climate warms, the conditions that produce hailstorms are drifting towards the poles – leaving winter crops exposed. A hailstorm can undo a season’s work in minutes. It can strike quickly and unevenly, shredding wheat, bruising fruit, flattening crops – […] The post Hail conditions on the move as winter crops face rising risk first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia looks better with a full bushCosta Georgiadis and Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife are calling for action to restore the country’s ever-reducing wilderness Our native bushland has been getting a short back and sides for decades. Bit by bit we’re losing our wild look. It’s time to “Bring Back the Bush.” Watch the full video here. Environmental educator Costa […] The post Australia looks better with a full bush first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- World Environment Day (5th June) | Commentary from Iron Mountain’s Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM, Asset Lifecycle Management APACStuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM for ALM APAC, Iron Mountain “World Environment Day is a reminder that the shift towards an AI-ready world has real physical consequences. As organisations accelerate digital transformation, infrastructure is being refreshed faster than ever, creating increasing pressure on energy use, resource consumption, and the retired technology left behind. […] The post World Environment Day (5th June) | Commentary from Iron Mountain’s Stuart Dahlenburg, VP & GM, Asset Lifecycle Management APAC first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Green trade statecraft needed to unlock Australia’s $100b green iron opportunityA roll of hot metal in a steelmaking workshop. © Shutterstock / Smile-Sky Ztudio WWF-Australia A new report from WWF-Australia warns Australia could miss out on a $100 billion green iron and steel industry if the federal government doesn’t do more to land deals with key trading partners in Asia. Australia has eight green iron projects ready […] The post Green trade statecraft needed to unlock Australia’s $100b green iron opportunity first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- World Environment Day: Construction waste holds the key to circularityWe’re burying the solution World Environment Day this year carries the theme ‘Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.’ It’s an invitation to look at the natural world for answers to the climate crisis. For the construction industry, one of those answers has been sitting at our feet – and we’ve been sending it […] The post World Environment Day: Construction waste holds the key to circularity first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Waterfront parks reopen, paid for with help from Melinda French GatesThe reopening is the culmination of what, by the standards of public space, has been a lightning quick timeline.
- Raising AI for a Just Climate FutureRaising a responsible child and building responsible AI both require a deep awareness of what we are training them to notice and value.
- Mountain Island Ranch Now Audubon Certified Bird-Friendly Across 76,000 AcresGlade Park, Colo. (June 4, 2026) — The National Audubon Society recognizes Mountain Island Ranch as the newest recipient of the Audubon Certified Bird-Friendly Land certification. Awarded through...
- Mountain Island Ranch Now Audubon Certified Bird-Friendly Across 76,000 AcresGlade Park, Colo. (June 4, 2026) — The National Audubon Society recognizes Mountain Island Ranch as the newest recipient of the Audubon Certified Bird-Friendly Land certification. Awarded through...
- Hammonasset Beach State Park "Salt Marsh Days" Return for 2026!Hammonasset Beach State Park is a 936-acre ecological and recreational treasure located along the coast in Madison. With more than three million visitors each year, it is the most-visited park in the...
- Arizona’s Desert Wetlands are Vital to Birds on the MoveThe deserts of the Southwest are a hotspot for a diversity of birds. Gambel’s Quail, Gila Woodpecker, and many more rely on habitats that most think of as hot, harsh, and dry. But, perhaps...
- What on Earth is ‘blue carbon’?
- Meet the Students Roadtripping Across Canada to Install a New Generation of Bird-Tracking TechThere’s something uniquely thrilling about a cross-country road trip—especially when someone else is paying for the gas. But to spend time on the road with a friend, sharing new experiences and...
- The UK should hold fast on methane regulations for stronger energy security The EU is reportedly set to grant a three-year grace period to oil and gas importers breaching its landmark methane regulation, caving to industry pressure at exactly the wrong moment. The EU Methane Regulation (EUMR) is the world’s first legally binding standard aimed at curbing […]
- Climate Finance Students Win Private Equity Case CompetitionFor the first time, a team from the inaugural M.S. in Climate Finance program participated in the prestigious Columbia Business School and KKR Private Equity Case Competition.
- Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary CelebrationsSpurlino Foundation Discovery CenterSomething exciting has been brewing at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in Naples: The new visitor experience, which opened on February 4, 2026, immerses all ages in...
- Central Everglades Planning Project Operation Plan: A Mouthful, but a Critical Step Forward for Long-Term Everglades HealthIn 2000, Congress passed the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan — a blueprint to return health and resilience to the River of Grass. With such a vast territory of overlapping restoration...
- State of the Slough: Spring 2026At the southern end of Everglades National Park, a series of sloughs conveys fresh water to the Florida Bay estuary. Audubon researchers track these freshwater deliveries (or lack thereof) and their...
- WET Expands to Southwest FloridaGood news! Based on the WET’s demonstrated utility in identifying priority locations in the Central Florida Water Initiative and Lake Okeechobee watershed, Audubon is excited to announce the...
- BBSEER and Southern Everglades Studies Push Restoration Forward in South FloridaThe Biscayne Bay and Southeastern Everglades Ecosystem Restoration (BBSEER) project continues to move forward as a major planning effort under the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP)...
- Army Corps Streamlining Initiative Sparks Concern Over Unintended RisksIn 2026, efforts by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to streamline projects nationwide through its “Building Infrastructure Not Paperwork” initiative have brought new urgency and new risk to...
- Water Managers Chose Immediate Harm for Caloosahatchee, Rather than Risk Future Water Rationing for AgricultureThe Caloosahatchee Estuary is a vibrant, brackish system, the primary westward outlet for Lake Okeechobee water. It is also an example of one of the most pernicious challenges of Everglades...
- Audubon Urges Corps to Accelerate Construction ScheduleIn January, Audubon weighed in at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Draft Integrated Delivery Schedule (IDS) workshop — pushing to accelerate construction that will deliver more water where and when...
- Everglades Action Day Brings the River of Grass to TallahasseeOrganized by the Everglades Coalition during Florida’s legislative session, Everglades Action Day brought nearly 40 advocates from across the state face-to-face with lawmakers from 47 offices to...
- Everglades Strong: “All In For Restoration” at this Year’s Everglades Coalition ConferenceA diverse coalition converged in Naples from January 28-30 to celebrate and learn from each other as we continue to restore and protect the Everglades. The conference is the largest annual forum...
- State of the Everglades Report: Spring 2026As Audubon’s new senior manager of Everglades policy, I am honored to join this work at a time of real momentum and possibility for the River of Grass. Across South Florida, we are seeing the...
- Florida Legislative Session Brings Everglades Funding and a Slew of BillsState FundingFlorida lawmakers approved a $114.5 billion state budget for 2026–27 — slightly smaller than last year’s budget. State leaders framed the lower spending plan as a way to keep taxes...
- EagleWatch Provides Critical Data and Expertise to Help Code Enforcement Protect an Eagle NestAt Audubon Florida, our policy expertise and science-based policy solutions protect raptors across the Sunshine State. We are especially known for our long history of Bald Eagle protection, starting...
- Roseate Spoonbill Nesting Improved Over Last Year in Florida BayAcross Florida Bay, the Audubon Everglades Research Station team kayaked, boated, and hiked through mangroves to monitor 244 Roseate Spoonbill nests in 22 active colonies.157 nests fledged at least...
- Project aims to tackle biofouling in floating offshore windFloating offshore wind developers are increasingly focusing on the impact of marine growth on offshore infrastructure, and a new EU-backed project seeks to address this problem, and thereby improve the reliability and commercial viability of floating wind farms in deeper waters. Engineering company Alfa Laval has joined the ESOMOOR project, a European initiative aimed at […]
- Finnish firm wins €2.5m award for water monitoring techWater technology firm Sensmet, which has developed a unique water quality monitoring technology, has been awarded a €2.5m grant in the latest round of the EIC Accelerator. The EIC award is recognised as a mark of excellence, and builds on a recently announced additional investment of €1.5m. The group said the funding will support its […]
- In Iowa, water pollution is a health threat that also disrupts summer funIowa’s waterways face significant pollution challenges due to agricultural runoff and sewage. This affects not only public health but recreation opportunities.
- Extreme weather could drive $20 trillion in climate-related spending over next decade, finds Bloomberg IntelligenceExtreme weather is set to drive more than $20 trillion in global spending over the next decade, creating major opportunities for companies focused on climate adaptation, infrastructure resilience and energy efficiency, according to a new Bloomberg Intelligence report. The report, The Climate Economy 2026 Outlook, estimates that climate-related costs reached $1.4 trillion globally in 2025 […]
- Group commits $150m to expand recycling infrastructure across IndiaSingapore-based investment firm Circulate Capital has committed US$150 million (£111 million) to recycling and resource recovery businesses in India, in a move said to signal growing investor confidence in the circular economy sector despite a challenging fundraising environment for many climate technology ventures. The funding will come from the firm’s second Asia-focused fund, which is […]
- Data centre group launches integrated biochar carbon removal platformA UK data centre group has launched what it describes as the world’s first integrated carbon removal platform developed specifically for the sector. A Healthier Earth (AHE), the climate technology research and development subsidiary of Pure Data Centres Group, said the new platform is designed to provide hyperscalers, institutional buyers and large corporates with access […]
- Pollution Is Changing the Smells of Nature, With Risks for WildlifeA growing body of research shows how air pollution, fertilizers, and fungicides are altering the chemical signals that plants and animals use to communicate. Scientists warn that insect reproduction, foraging, navigation, and even the pollination of crops could be affected.Read more on E360 →
- EU waste rules are exposing gaps in hazardous waste collection infrastructureEuropean waste management organisations and local authorities have warned that major gaps remain in the infrastructure and funding needed to support the separate collection of hazardous household waste across the EU, more than a year after new legal obligations came into force. The warning comes in a joint declaration issued by the Association of Cities […]
- Google Debug initiative seeks approval for large-scale mosquito releases in USGoogle’s mosquito-control initiative Debug is seeking US regulatory approval to release millions of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes in California and Florida. The group unveiled details of the project alongside an announcement that it is expanding its research and production operations in Singapore to accelerate deployment of AI-driven mosquito suppression technologies. According to a notice published by the […]
- Superconducting motor brings electric flight closerResearchers at the University of Strathclyde have demonstrated a 100kW fully superconducting aviation motor, in what seems a noteworthy advance in the development of future zero-emission aircraft propulsion systems. The prototype, developed by the University’s Applied Superconductivity Laboratory (ASL) in Glasgow, is believed to be among the first fully superconducting axial-flux motors designed specifically for […]
- Why CDP faces an uncertain future after 25 years of progressThe proliferation of mandatory reporting requirements appears to be prompting some companies to cut ties with the nonprofit. The post Why CDP faces an uncertain future after 25 years of progress appeared first on Trellis.
- No, rolling back these environmental rules won’t lower your grocery billThe Trump administration is dismantling two EPA rules, promising cheaper groceries for struggling families. Economists and former officials say it'll only make things pricier.
- Blood in the well: One town’s fight against the slaughterhouse polluting itResidents of a Pennsylvania town took on a beef processor after its waste polluted their wells. They won — but little may change.
- The Reasons “Wishcycling” Is Always a Bad IdeaAbout one in four items Americans put in recycling bins does not belong there. This... The post The Reasons “Wishcycling” Is Always a Bad Idea appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Properly Dispose of Nail PolishAbout 2.4 billion bottles of nail polish are sold around the world each year, with... The post How to Properly Dispose of Nail Polish appeared first on Earth911.
- To keep the UK cool, we must get a grip on the gridAgeing energy infrastructure stands in the way of the steps needed to ready Britain for a near-future of sweltering summer temperatures. It’s the year 2050. The UK is sweltering in 40 degree heat and then some. Water supply is being carefully rationed. Businesses are feeling the squeeze as consumers stay at home, and emergency services […]
- 5 years of climate-related health and economic stress following early heatwaveMay’s scorching temperatures arrived ahead of a predicted ‘super El Niño’, and triggered a rapid rise in air pollution. In the past week, French media has reported on how last month’s unprecedented heatwave triggered a spike in ozone pollution. Temperatures across the county peaked at 37.1C on Monday 24th May, setting a new record for […]
- A circular economy plan is more important than ever for the telecoms sectorThis post is by Dana Haidan, chief sustainability officer at Virgin Media O2. It is part of a series of blogs exploring why different businesses and sectors have been calling for the government to release its delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan The government’s proposed Circular […]
- Past fire at Longview mill suggests owner cut back on maintenanceBurn patterns and video indicate the 2023 blaze started at a conveyor belt with aging parts, investigators found. Employees said maintenance was scaled back before the fire.
- Workers at damaged Longview mill will be paid at least through Aug. 8Workers in Longview will continue to be paid by the owner of Nippon Dynawave Packaging plant, which has been idled since a deadly implosion May 26.
- How Blog Advertising Builds Trust and Drives EngagementKey Takeaways Blog advertising seamlessly blends promotional content with valuable information, building trust with readers. Engaging blog content encourages reader interaction, leading to higher engagement rates. Consistent and high-quality blog posts position brands as industry authorities. Strategic blog advertising can drive organic traffic and improve search engine rankings. In today’s digital landscape, establishing trust and...
- A diet of royal jelly isn’t the only thing that makes a queen beeScientists have identified a group of worker honeybees that are specially adapted to build their queen’s home within the hive.
- Mitsubishi, Tencent and WWF unite to kick-start carbon credit buying in AsiaThe launch of the coalition underscores the rapid spread of climate initiatives in the region. The post Mitsubishi, Tencent and WWF unite to kick-start carbon credit buying in Asia appeared first on Trellis.
- Oregon petition to ban hunting and fishing moves closer to ballotThe petition aims to expand animal cruelty laws and criminalize injuring, breeding or killing animals except in cases of self-defense or for veterinary care.
- U.S. to Dismantle System Tracking Atlantic Currents That Are at Risk of CollapseThe Trump administration is moving to dismantle an ocean observation system consisting of more than 900 instruments in the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. Data supplied by the system has been used to study key Atlantic currents that increasingly appear in danger of collapse as the climate warms.Read more on E360 →
- New York City’s Black-crowned Night Herons Are Vanishing—and Could Totally Disappear in a Decade, a New Study RevealsBy late May, New York City is full of baby birds. Speckled young robins have fledged their messy nests and hop along after their parents, still hoping for an offered worm. Young Red-tailed Hawks...
- This new symbol indicates a bottle, cup or container is reusableThe new logo can be used by companies conforming to standards being developed by PR3: The Global Alliance to Advance Reuse. The post This new symbol indicates a bottle, cup or container is reusable appeared first on Trellis.
- Guest Idea: How to Choose a Laundry Detergent That’s Better for the PlanetA single load of synthetic laundry can shed hundreds of thousands of plastic microfibers into... The post Guest Idea: How to Choose a Laundry Detergent That’s Better for the Planet appeared first on Earth911.
- Energy and Water Need to Be Researched Together: Contact Your RepresentativesFrom 1980 through 2024, the United States averaged 9 weather and climate disasters per year,... The post Energy and Water Need to Be Researched Together: Contact Your Representatives appeared first on Earth911.
- TerraCycle’s CEO wants waste other recyclers can’t handleThe company Tom Szaky co-founded 25 years ago as an undergraduate is raising $75 million to acquire companies that recycle difficult-to-handle or regulated materials. The post TerraCycle’s CEO wants waste other recyclers can’t handle appeared first on Trellis.
- When food meets fiber: How companies can boost paper-based packaging recyclabilityPaper recyclers are unwilling to accept any more food contamination than they’re already handling. The post When food meets fiber: How companies can boost paper-based packaging recyclability appeared first on Trellis.
- New York backtracked on its climate goals. Here’s why.Lawmakers wanted to lead the energy transition, but Governor Kathy Hochul is worried about the cost of ditching natural gas.
- Nebraskans are taking a hard look at data centersResidents and officials are finding ways to slow down the development rush.
- Biden’s clean drinking water plan is being rebranded as MAHAThe EPA is distributing billions authorized under the Biden administration while reducing overall funding levels and promoting the work as part of the Make America Healthy Again initiative.
- Public invited to pick wildlife stars for new generation of banknotesFrom puffins to pine martens, 18 UK animal species are in the running to appear on the next series of Bank of England banknotes. The shortlist, unveiled today (4th June), marks the next stage in a public consultation that found overwhelming support for nature-themed currency. Voters will now have a month to help choose the […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The Ocean Conservancy’s Dr. Erin Murphy Documents the Lethality of Ocean PlasticsEach year, over 11 million metric tons of plastic end up in the ocean, which... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: The Ocean Conservancy’s Dr. Erin Murphy Documents the Lethality of Ocean Plastics appeared first on Earth911.
- Advertising standards: non-commercial citizen messaging can promote responsible livingA groundbreaking study of climate and environmental messaging in the UK has identified the most effective way of advocating policies and reduced consumption. With Britain gradually cooling off after a record-breaking May heatwave, and signs of a ‘super El Niño’ set to hit in the next month — pushing global temperatures to extreme levels — […]
- The Magic of Seabird Colonies, and One Scientist’s Unique Way to Mitigate the Crises They FaceIn early April, I had the chance to see a wetland flourish on what was once a golf course in Santa Barbara, and smell sweet hummingbird sage and sticky monkey flower where there was once barren land...
- WA industrial spill leaves hundreds more fish deadOfficials also confirmed the tank has a 900,000-gallon capacity and spilled about 600,000 gallons of the caustic chemical "white liquor" during the failure.
- Don’t let nature fall silent: Wildlife Victoria issues public appealPhoto credit: Lydia Phelan for Wildlife Victoria Wildlife Victoria has issued a timely public appeal as calls to its Emergency Response Service surge, warning that without support, Australia’s unique native wildlife could ‘fall silent’. The charity, which has operated the state’s leading wildlife rescue service since 1989, has experienced a significant rise in calls for […] The post Don’t let nature fall silent: Wildlife Victoria issues public appeal first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Slow Food looks to the future, carrying Carlo Petrini’s legacy forwardCarlo Petrini The global movement enters a new chapter, strengthening communities and projects that embody its founder’s vision Following three days of silence in memory of founder Carlo Petrini, Slow Food today outlines how it will continue moving forward as a global movement, reaffirming its commitment to a food system that is good, clean and […] The post Slow Food looks to the future, carrying Carlo Petrini’s legacy forward first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Plico and Alinta Energy partner to bring Plico Virtual Power Plant Rewards to NSW householdsAustralia’s first national virtual power plant, 5,000 strong, demonstrates the value of VPPs Australian clean energy company Plico has partnered with leading energy retailer, Alinta Energy, to launch a new battery, solar and virtual power plant (VPP) offer for eligible New South Wales households. Households can participate in Plico’s independent Virtual Power Plant (VPP) and access Plico […] The post Plico and Alinta Energy partner to bring Plico Virtual Power Plant Rewards to NSW households first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Safcol Announces $80 Million Manufacturing Investment as it Expands South Australian OperationsSafcol Australia has announced an $80 million investment in a new purpose-built food manufacturing facility at Edinburgh in Adelaide’s north, marking a significant expansion of its production capability and one of the largest recent investments into South Australia’s food manufacturing sector. The company officially broke ground on the new site on Tuesday 2 June, alongside […] The post Safcol Announces $80 Million Manufacturing Investment as it Expands South Australian Operations first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- From Vision to Impact: Two Years Supporting the Longevity of the World’s OceansNOVOTEL ADVANCES SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD, EDUCATION, CONSERVATION, AND OPERATIONAL CHANGE ACROSS MORE THAN 600 HOTELS WORLDWIDE Two years into its ocean commitment and international partnership with WWF France, Novotel is driving tangible progress across its global network of more than 600 hotels, advancing operational change, marine conservation, sustainable food practices, and ocean awareness around the world. Ahead of World […] The post From Vision to Impact: Two Years Supporting the Longevity of the World’s Oceans first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia’s Organic Horticulture Sector Unites Behind Landmark National Research Strategy and Gears Itself for Major GrowthIn an Australian-first, representatives of the organic industry have come together to co-design a 10-year roadmap to strengthen and grow certified organic horticulture production. Developed by Southern Cross University and funded through the Hort Innovation Frontiers program with co-investment from Australian Organic Limited (AOL) and all four national certification bodies, the newly launched Organic Horticulture […] The post Australia’s Organic Horticulture Sector Unites Behind Landmark National Research Strategy and Gears Itself for Major Growth first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Regenerative Travel: Students Field Test What’s Next in Climate-Conscious TourismThe Wild Tomorrow capstone workshop and Cuttyhunk Practicum are two examples of Climate School initiatives that focus on climate-conscious travel.
- Summer 2026 Events at Audubon’s Brigham SanctuaryThis is your invitation to join us in exploring the splendor of Audubon’s wildlife sanctuary in Spiritwood, North Dakota! August 2026 offers two organized opportunities to visit and interact with...
- Welcome Thunders, Rains, Birds, and Spring!The days leading up to the 5th annual RETURN OF THE THUNDERBIRDS community event were unsettled and unsure. The forecast was for rains and storms. And while this is actually a big part of the event -...
- Crane Season at Rowe SanctuaryEach March, central Nebraska is marked by the distinctive call of the Sandhill Crane, as hundreds of thousands of these birds descend on the Platte River Valley. A stopover on their long migration...
- Letter from the Vice PresdientSpring air brings a sense of renewal, and across Audubon Great Plains that energy is reflected in the work we do to protect birds and the places they need.At Rowe Sanctuary, we wrapped up another...
- Creating a relaxing retreat that’s kind to natureA garden can offer much more than a place to grow plants. It can become somewhere you escape the pace of everyday life, enjoy a quiet morning coffee, or unwind after a busy day. When you shape your outdoor space with nature in mind, you often create a more peaceful environment for yourself as well....
- Why Civil Construction Is Vital for Infrastructure ProjectsCivil construction builds the roads, bridges, drains, pipes and public spaces people use each day. It keeps towns moving. It helps homes, farms and local firms stay linked. It also helps growing areas deal with more people, more trucks and heavy rain. This work is very important in Toowoomba and the Darling Downs. The area...
- From the Archives: Florence Merriam Bailey on How to Conduct Field ClassesEditor’s Note: Renowned ornithologist, conservationist, and nature writer Florence Merriam Bailey was a early contributor to Bird-Lore, as Audubon magazine was once called. She was at the forefront...
- This Early Birding Icon's Advice on Leading Bird Walks Is Still Fresh—126 Years LaterBirding as we know it changed forever, or perhaps began, in 1889 with the publication of Florence Merriam Bailey’s Birds Through an Opera-Glass, considered the first field guide to North American...
- How Florence Merriam Bailey Helped Shape Modern Birding—and Remains an Inspiration 140 Years LaterOn a radiant September afternoon, I meet 20 fellow students at the boathouse stairs for one reason: to watch birds. We are Smith College’s Audubon on Campus chapter. But most people just call us...
- Tips for Finishing and Powder Coating Your Laser Cut Aluminium ComponentsA clean finish on aluminium rarely comes down to the final pass in the oven.It starts earlier, in the small decisions that shape how the material behaves once heat is applied. With laser-cut aluminium, those decisions determine everything.The cut edge, the alloy, and even the way the part is handled between steps all leave their...
- 5 Unique Christmas Gifts for Coworkers That Feel SpecialA thoughtful present for a work friend strengthens team bonds during the holiday season. Small gestures of appreciation make the office environment warmer and more pleasant. Good gift choices show respect without awkwardness or overstepping boundaries. Practical items that provide comfort or a tasty treat work best for professional relationships. This article shares five excellent...
- Fish for free weekend comes to WA and OR. What you need to knowEvery year, the state of Washington allows people to fish for many species without buying a fishing license on one weekend.
- Thawing permafrost is poisoning Alaska’s riversOver recent years, rivers that once ran clear through the Arctic wilderness have been turning a Trumpian shade of orange and scientists now say they have definitive evidence to explain why. The new study confirms what earlier research had suggested, that thawing permafrost is contaminating remote rivers, discolouring them with toxic iron particles that threaten […]
- Battles over energy projects are erupting across Western WAEast of the mountains, solar and wind farms are common. But west of the Cascades, there's a new trend: massive battery storage facilities.
- Tire Pollution May Threaten Human Health, Study FindsTiny particles of rubber cast off by car tires, which have long been known to harm wildlife, may also pose a risk to humans, according to a new study.Read more on E360 →
- PaintCare Reveals How Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Can GrowOpen the cabinet under almost any kitchen sink, then check the garage shelf and the... The post PaintCare Reveals How Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Can Grow appeared first on Earth911.
- Colossal crane lifts second reactor into place at Hinkley Point CThe world’s largest land-based crane1 has lifted the second reactor pressure vessel into place at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, marking a major milestone in the construction of Britain’s first new nuclear power station in a generation.2, 3 The 500-tonne reactor pressure vessel (RPV) for Unit 2 was hoisted into the […]
- Why is this Trump official dead set on saving a failing California dam?Brooke Rollins’s latest culture war crusade threatens a delicate compromise between Potter Valley farmers and nearby tribes.
- The hidden cost of owning an EV: Expensive insuranceElectric vehicle insurance costs an average of 42 percent more than it does for other cars.
- Drones scatter seeds to help restore Peak District ravine woodlandsIn a first-of-its-kind trial above the Peak District, drones are being used to scatter tree seeds as part of the ‘LIFE in the Ravines’ project. Led by Natural England, the initiative aims to find innovative ways to restore fragile ravine woodlands devastated by ash dieback disease. The Peak District’s ravine woodlands are heavily reliant on […]
- 50% of Spanish companies are experiencing financial loss from climate eventsAs insurers and investors begin to see environmental and ecological threats as a serious corporate risk, new figures from Southern Europe prove extreme weather is biting into profitability. It’s the news climate experts have told us to expect for decades now — wildfires, floods and droughts are costing Europe €50 billion annually. The world’s fastest-warming […]
- Making Waves at California Ocean DayOn April 28th, 2026—officially proclaimed by Governor Newsom as California Ocean Day—hundreds of students, birders, surfers, fishermen, tribal members and community leaders came together in...
- Powering Skills Organisation responds to Victorian energy apprentices announcementThe Powering Skills Organisation (PSO) welcomes the Victorian Government announcement that the State Electricity Commission will offer 2,000 electrical trade apprenticeship positions over the next four years, with the first intake commencing in 2027. Australia faces a significant, long-term energy workforce challenge. PSO’s 2025 Workforce Plan found 42,000 extra energy trades workers are required by 2030 to […] The post Powering Skills Organisation responds to Victorian energy apprentices announcement first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Supercharging investment in local low-carbon manufacturing and jobsThe Hon. Penny Sharpe & Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union NSW/ACT State Secretary, Brad Pidgeon Penny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Daniel Mookhey Treasurer Courtney Houssos Minister for Finance Minister for Domestic Manufacturing and Government Procurement Minister […] The post Supercharging investment in local low-carbon manufacturing and jobs first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Blooms The Chemist Reaches 25 Million Blister Packs Recycled with PharmacycleBlister pack recycling process Blooms The Chemist has reached a landmark sustainability milestone, with 25 million blister packs collected and recycled through its partnership with Pharmacycle, Australia’s only end-to-end blister pack recycling program. As the first pharmacy chain in Australia to join the program, Blooms helped make blister pack recycling accessible to communities nationwide through […] The post Blooms The Chemist Reaches 25 Million Blister Packs Recycled with Pharmacycle first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Malaysia to surpass 2040 renewable energy target by 2031, forecasts GlobalDataMalaysia is poised to exceed its National Energy Policy’s (NEP) 2040 renewable energy capacity target of 18.43GW by 2031, driven by aggressive large-scale solar tenders, strong policy framework, accessible financing, and rapidly improving grid integration and storage capacity that reduce lead-time risks, according to GlobalData, a leading intelligence and productivity platform. GlobalData’s latest report, “Malaysia Power […] The post Malaysia to surpass 2040 renewable energy target by 2031, forecasts GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Trump administration to dismantle ocean monitoring systemThe $368 million network of instruments collecting data in both the Atlantic and Pacific has been critical to climate and ocean research.
- From backyard to global impact: why the Science of Gardening matters more than everAcross Australia, a quiet shift is taking place. Backyards are becoming food sources. Balconies are turning green. Communities are swapping lawns for native plants, composting kitchen waste and learning how to grow more while using less. For many, gardening has moved beyond a hobby. It’s becoming a practical response to climate change, rising living costs, […] The post From backyard to global impact: why the Science of Gardening matters more than ever first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Skagit County passes data center moratoriumOfficials cited data centers’ consumption of electricity, water and land, concerns that have been growing across the country.
- UW Bothell professor was finding sources of dangerous water and soil pollution | Lost ScienceMelanie Malone led a research project to identify and study contamination sites in Washington state. Then the EPA canceled her grant.
- The fight to protect pollinators and people from the ‘pesticides that are everywhere’Neonics are contaminating ecosystems and communities.
- The Utqiaġvik Migratory Bird Festival Returns for a Fourth YearUTQIAĠVIK, Alaska—The fourth annual Utqiaġvik Migratory Bird Festival will be held at the Fred Ipalook Elementary School and birding hotspots throughout the community from June 12 to 14, 2026...
- How to find a sustainability role you’ll love in 2026The most satisfied sustainability professionals work at organizations that have three things in common, according to the Trellis State of the Sustainability Profession 2026 report. The post How to find a sustainability role you’ll love in 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- On island nation, ‘ancestral bond’ to crocodiles is tested
- The eco-tourists who don’t realise that they’re the problemScuba diving tourism, long marketed as an eco-friendly way to experience coral reefs, is causing widespread and largely hidden damage to some of the world’s most fragile marine ecosystems, according to new research. The study, which led by Dr Bing Lin from the University of Sydney’s Thriving Oceans Research Hub, analysed the behaviour of more […]
- Gray whales are declining at an alarming rate. Why?So far this year, 25 gray whales have been found dead in Washington, making this year’s count the third-highest in a half century.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: IFT’s Brendan Niemira on Why Food Science Is Climate ScienceAbout a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions come from the food system, but the... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: IFT’s Brendan Niemira on Why Food Science Is Climate Science appeared first on Earth911.
- 18.2 Million Mattresses Disposed a Year, and Most of Them Get BuriedPull the sheets back from the numbers and the American mattress starts to look less... The post 18.2 Million Mattresses Disposed a Year, and Most of Them Get Buried appeared first on Earth911.
- Winning Results for the Planet: Shareholder Season 2026Join Environment America and Green Century for a virtual event discussing the results of this season of shareholder advocacy to protect the environment. The post Winning Results for the Planet: Shareholder Season 2026 appeared first on Environment America.
- Why P&G, maker of Bounty and Charmin, hired a foresterThe consumer goods giant has pledged to buy all of its wood pulp by 2030 from sources certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. The post Why P&G, maker of Bounty and Charmin, hired a forester appeared first on Trellis.
- US host cities made transit improvements a World Cup goooooooalFrom Seattle to Atlanta, host cities used the tournament to speed up rail and bus upgrades years in the making — while trying to avoid the mistakes of past World Cups.
- Over 6 million vapes are thrown away each week, despite banThe ban on disposable vapes came into force a year ago today (1st June), but new research has revealed that millions are still being thrown away every week. A postcode lottery of retailer recycling points is undermining the UK’s disposable vape ban, with 6.3 million vapes and pods still being thrown away every week, and […]
- The hyperscalers’ dilemmaThe AI buildout could do more to commercialize enhanced geothermal and re-rated nuclear plants than three decades of climate policy. The post The hyperscalers’ dilemma appeared first on Trellis.
- A simple — yet expensive — way to climate-proof the grid: Bury the power linesUnderground power lines are far less vulnerable to extreme weather, but burying them doesn't come cheap. After a historic ice storm in northern Michigan, utilities there are reconsidering the cost.
- The USDA canceled $300M in farm grants, citing fraud. Did it make up the evidence?The agency pointed to gazebos, massages, and a $20,000 budget for pens to justify the cuts. But the groups that lost funding say those claims don't add up.
- The Pilgrimage to Mecca Is Becoming More Dangerous as Mideast WarmsGlobal heating has “fundamentally altered” the climate of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and is exposing millions of hajj pilgrims to extreme and dangerous heat even in months outside summer, a new analysis has found.Read more on E360 →
- Irreversible shift in Arctic Ocean chemical balance disrupts food chainThe scale of sea ice loss has led to a sharp fall in nutrient levels, with serious consequences for the ecosystem. Vast shallow regions of the Arctic Ocean have been exposed to sunlight so consistently they have been irreversibly altered. These areas were once covered by sea ice, preventing solar radiation from penetrating beneath the […]
- RMIT invests $30 million in health capability and research to close critical skills gaps and meet community needsRMIT University Bundoora campus RMIT University RMIT University is investing $30 million in 2026 to bolster its health and care capability, supporting Melbourne’s northern growth corridor and meeting critical skills needs in Victoria and across the nation. The majority of the investment centres on building and expanding RMIT’s health capabilities at its Bundoora campus, which […] The post RMIT invests $30 million in health capability and research to close critical skills gaps and meet community needs first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Google, AirTrunk, and European Energy Australia set to launch Mulwala Solar Farm, powering Australia’s digital future(L-R) Darren Blandford, European Energy Australia, Charlene Donovan, European Energy Australia, Alexander Smith, Google, Michael Hickey, European Energy Australia, Rob Bartrop, AirTrunk. The new 25 MW solar farm in New South Wales will add renewable energy capacity to the National Electricity Market Today, Google, AirTrunk, and European Energy Australia announced that the 25-megawatt (MW) solar […] The post Google, AirTrunk, and European Energy Australia set to launch Mulwala Solar Farm, powering Australia’s digital future first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Women’s Adventure Film Tour Presented by Mountain Designs Celebrates 10 Years in 2026The Women’s Adventure Film Tour presented by Mountain Designs returns in 2026 for its 10th Anniversary, bringing a brand-new collection of inspiring films to cinemas and community venues across Australia and New Zealand this September. Celebrating a decade of powerful storytelling, the Women’s Adventure Film Tour continues to showcase remarkable women as they explore the […] The post The Women’s Adventure Film Tour Presented by Mountain Designs Celebrates 10 Years in 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Plastic made up half of all litter Clean Up Australia collected in 1991. Now it’s 81%Clean Up Australia Chair, Pip Kiernan. When Ian Kiernan AO first asked Australians to help, forty thousand turned up. A generation later, volunteers have multiplied dramatically but so has the plastic litter. As World Environment Day approaches this Friday 5th June, Clean Up Australia is encouraging Australians to take simple, everyday actions that can make […] The post Plastic made up half of all litter Clean Up Australia collected in 1991. Now it’s 81% first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australia’s Electric Trucks Sitting Idle as Fuel Crisis Bites: Industry Hands Government a 5-Point Rescue PlanElectric Vehicle Council With Australian diesel prices recently exceeding $3 per litre, the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) today released a major new report exposing how outdated regulations are sidelining the country’s cleanest, cheapest freight technology – at the exact moment Australia needs it most. The ELECTruck report reveals that Australia’s growing fleet of zero-emission electric trucks is […] The post Australia’s Electric Trucks Sitting Idle as Fuel Crisis Bites: Industry Hands Government a 5-Point Rescue Plan first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Longview dead fish count nears 2,000 after pulp mill disasterAuthorities stressed that Longview has safe drinking water after the deadly Nippon Dynawave implosion leaked untold gallons of chemicals into local waters.
- Western WA weather: Warmest day so far this year likely on TuesdayWestern Washington will see a gradual warming trend from Sunday to Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
- The Role of Eco-Friendly Water Storage in Reducing PollutionStoring clean water is a simple household decision with broader environmental impacts. The tanks, bottles, and containers people use can either minimise or increase waste in land, rivers, and oceans. Environmentally friendly water storage helps maintain higher water quality and reduces the amount of harmful materials. Several of the existing storage products feature plastics, coatings...
- 70-foot wastewater geyser reflects New Mexico’s latest oilfield challengeIt’s a towering example of the contentious debate over what to do with the state’s ever-growing supply of oilfield waste.
- Longview, a town built on mill industry, caught between loss and fearAfter what Gov. Bob Ferguson called the most fatal industrial disaster in the state’s modern history, the community is stuck in limbo.
- Powder-Coated Steel Outlives Three Sets of Cheap StoolsWalk into a bar that opened a decade ago and look at the stools. If the owner bought cheaply the first time, these are not the originals. They are the third or fourth round, each set bought to replace the last as seats cracked, finishes flaked, and bases wobbled their way to the dumpster. The...
- A first among major nations, India is industrializing with solarIndia is increasingly turning to cheap solar to meet its booming energy needs. Its solar buildout could soon be a model for other emerging economies.
- How to help Longview community after deadly paper mill implosionPeople in Longview and beyond are chipping in to support those affected by the deadly paper mill implosion. Here are some ways you can help.
- Tiny Tags, One Million Tricolored Blackbird Detections, and New Clues for ConservationIn spring, Tricolored Blackbirds stage one of California’s great birding spectacles, amassing in the tens of thousands to breed in the Central Valley. This season, the largest colony documented so...
- Widow of worker killed in Longview mill disaster seeks answersMackenzie Ammons never expected to send her husband to work and not have him come home. Now she wants to know what caused the Longview mill implosion.
- Patagonia trademark lawsuit triggers backlash from drag queen Pattie GoniaDrag queen Pattie Gonia is asking fans for help fighting Patagonia, the popular outdoor apparel and gear company.
- Carving Out a NicheLeast Terns are small seabirds that nest on the beach, typically in large colonies. These coastal birds depend on expanses of clean, healthy habitats to raise their families, and are increasingly...
- SEC moves to scrap Biden-era rule on climate risk disclosuresThe 2024 rules, which never went into effect, faced an onslaught of legal challenges.
- Great Salt Lake Conservation Gains Momentum with $1 Billion Federal Push and Renewed State CommitmentAs the crisis facing Great Salt Lake continues to garner ongoing local and national attention and concern, National Audubon Society welcomes the growing array of committed organizations and...
- Connecticut passes solar energy billLawmakers vote to extend solar incentives, streamline permitting and advance balcony solar, but erect new barriers to solar in Connecticut The post Connecticut passes solar energy bill appeared first on Environment America.
- Africa Is Embracing Renewable EnergyAfrican countries are increasingly looking to renewable energy to meet growing power demand.Read more on E360 →
- A tale of fire and folly: Vape recycling lottery leaves millions of devices uncollectedOne year on from the 1st June 2025 ban on the sale of disposable vapes, electricals recycling not-for-profit Material Focus warns that a ”retailer recycling lottery” is undermining the environmental intentions behind the ban as recycling a vape is still not as easy as it is to buy one. New research reveals that while the […]
- Guest Idea: Wildfire-Resistant Plant SelectionPicture two houses in the aftermath of a California wildfire. What’s left of one is... The post Guest Idea: Wildfire-Resistant Plant Selection appeared first on Earth911.
- What Is Sea Glass? Meaning, Colors, Types, and Value ExplainedSea glass starts as something ordinary — a bottle, a jar, a plate — and ends up as something people hunt for on beaches around the world. After years of being tumbled by waves, ground against sand and rocks, and worn smooth by the tides, a broken shard of glass transforms into a rounded, frosted...
- Danone and Starbucks shine in rankings of methane-reduction progressBut there's a general lack of significant action in coffee and dairy companies, according to the Changing Markets Foundation. The post Danone and Starbucks shine in rankings of methane-reduction progress appeared first on Trellis.
- Reform UK voters prefer solar farms to fracking, new polling revealsMore than twice as many Reform UK voters would back a solar farm in their local area than support fracking, according to new polling that appears to contradict the party’s energy stance. The survey, conducted by ‘More in Common’ for the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, found that among people planning to vote for Reform […]
- How candor in sustainability reporting benefits companies and stakeholders“We don’t like glossy,” said the CEO of a major social responsibility investor with billions of assets under management. The post How candor in sustainability reporting benefits companies and stakeholders appeared first on Trellis.
- The student nurse turning beach plastic into artWith single-use plastic found on 97% of UK beaches surveyed last year, one University of Brighton student is tackling marine litter one beach clean at a time. Sammie Aplin, an NHS nurse and MSc Advanced Clinical Practice student, spends her spare time combing local beaches for discarded plastic, fishing gear and debris. She then transforms […]
- Pacific Islanders slowly recover from the strongest storm of the yearMore than a month after Sinlaku hit the Western Pacific, the death toll stands at 17 and many families remain without stable housing or electricity.
- Ask a Climate Therapist: Is it still ‘catastrophizing’ if the threat is real?Licensed therapist Leslie Davenport breaks down some of the tools that can help manage anxiety in the face of mounting climate catastrophe.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Love of Nature TranscendsThis week’s quote is from Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the U.S., philanthropist, and... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Love of Nature Transcends appeared first on Earth911.
- Half your t-shirt is missing (and lost though emissions and pollution)Despite widespread claims of steps to improve environmental footprints, the clothing industry is still responsible for 10% of greenhouse gas output. An analysis by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has found that around 44% of all material involved in the production of a t-shirt will be lost before the garment reaches the […]
- Brighton approves city-wide smoke control zone in crackdown on wood-burning pollutionBrighton & Hove City Council has approved the creation of a single city-wide Smoke Control Area (SCA) as part of efforts to reduce particulate pollution linked to domestic wood burning. The council’s cabinet approved the measure on 14 May, with the decision formally published the following day. The move will replace five existing smoke-control zones […]
- Meet your new gene edited foodMeet your new gene edited food Channel News brendan 29th May 2026 Teaser Media
- 6 of 9 Nippon employees recovered from implosion site, bringing confirmed death toll to 8The bodies of three employees at Nippon Dynawave Packaging are still at the site of the implosion that killed 11 people.
- Details emerge of complex cleanup effort after deadly Longview tank implosionThe implosion released hundreds of thousands of gallons of a caustic, high pH liquid into a drainage system. The cleanup is ongoing and complex.
- Translating Climate Awareness Into Action at New York High SchoolsThe student-led Youth Climate Action Alliance Interscholastic Conference brought together high school students from across the boroughs to learn about and collaborate on climate action initiatives.
- Longview implosion: Bodies of 6 of 9 missing victims recoveredThe bodies of six of the nine employees who were unaccounted for after the Longview mill implosion have been recovered, Longview Fire Chief Brad Hannig said.
- New Florida Scrub-Jay Mural Delights Visitors to Downtown DeLand, FloridaVisitors to downtown DeLand’s Artisan Alley are now treated to a giant, colorful mural of one of the Sunshine State’s most iconic birds: the Florida Scrub-Jay.What is a Florida Scrub-Jay?Florida...
- New Florida Scrub-Jay Mural Delights Visitors in Downtown DeLandVisitors to downtown DeLand’s Artisan Alley are now treated to a giant, colorful mural of one of the Sunshine State’s most iconic birds: the Florida Scrub-Jay.What is a Florida Scrub-Jay?Florida...
- Global AI sentiment gap emerges between Gen Z in U.S. and ChinaNew global data reveals a sharp divide in Gen Z perceptions of AI risks across leading AI powers, with high concern in the US. and much lower concern in China. The post Global AI sentiment gap emerges between Gen Z in U.S. and China appeared first on Trellis.
- Everlane, Shein, and the myth of sustainable fashionNo matter what a retailer says about its climate goals, its main goal is to make you buy more clothes.
- Explore John James Audubon’s Historic Home Outside of PhiladelphiaAudubon Mid-Atlantic is proud to announce that the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove has been designated an affiliate member of the Historic Artist’s Homes & Studios program through the...
- 14 Charming Photos That Showcase the Beautiful Bonds Between Birds and Native PlantsA Wood Duck chomping on acorns. A migrating warbler resting among sagebrush. A wren building its nest within the spiky fortress of a cactus. These are just a few of the ways native plants support...
- Europe’s waste streams could supply more than half of critical material demand by 2050, report findsEurope could meet more than half of its future demand for critical raw materials through recycling and recovery from waste streams by 2050, according to what researchers describe as the most comprehensive assessment yet of the continent’s “urban mine”. Experts involved in the EU-funded FutuRaM project said improved recovery systems and circular economy policies could […]
- Closed-loop paper towel recycling service expands across UK commercial buildingsA closed-loop recycling scheme that converts used paper hand towels into new tissue products has expanded significantly across UK workplaces, as businesses seek more measurable ways to reduce waste and support circular economy targets. Hygiene and health company Essity said its Tork PaperCircle service grew by 33% in customer numbers during 2025, while the volume […]
- Deadly paper mill implosion illustrates industry’s risksMixing dangerous chemicals with high temperatures and pressure can amount to a recipe for disaster under the right conditions, one researcher said. “If there is any way for an accident to happen, it will.”
- Small Kitchen, Big Flavor: The Best Compact Juicers for ApartmentsLife gets busy fast. Many business owners deal with full days, calls, tasks, and a long list of alerts. It can feel hard to slow down. That is why small daily habits matter. One of them can start in your kitchen. Fresh juice is not just a wellness trend. It is a quick way to...
- Vertebrate and Insect Extinctions in the 21st CenturyRun an insect trap through a German nature reserve today and it will catch a... The post Vertebrate and Insect Extinctions in the 21st Century appeared first on Earth911.
- Supertrawlers Are Taking Antarctic Krill That Whales Depend OnIn the icy waters of the Southern Ocean, whales and other marine mammals rely on krill to survive. But as the market for human dietary supplements and animal feeds booms, and climate change reduces krill populations, scientists worry there may not be enough to go around.Read more on E360 →
- Tony Blair’s energy argument ignores the real crisisTony Blair’s latest intervention on energy and climate risks taking Britain backwards at precisely the wrong moment. In his recent essay, the former prime minister argues that the government should prioritise cheap energy over clean energy and exploit all remaining North Sea oil and gas […]
- Wildfire smoke engulfed their cities. Did it make their babies sick?Years after wildfire scares, parents are left wondering if their children's chronic illnesses began with what was in the air before they were born.
- The world’s largest data center was supposed to run on 100% natural gas. Utah’s Republican governor says ‘never.’Governor Spencer Cox says nuclear, geothermal, and solar power should help fuel the colossal Stratos Project.
- Outdoor Projects You Can DIY for Almost NothingIt always strikes us as amusing how many DIY projects you see online that seem... The post Outdoor Projects You Can DIY for Almost Nothing appeared first on Earth911.
- The UK must stop wasting gas in the North Sea before drilling for moreThe UK wastes enough gas from its North Sea oilfields to heat 570,000 homes, equivalent to all the homes in South Yorkshire, our new analysis shows. There has been little investment by the oil and gas industry in reducing venting and flaring of waste gases, which could be captured and used instead, even though technology has been around for years […]
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- Water contaminated by Longview implosion flushed through ditch systemWater contaminated by the release of white liquor from the implosion at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging facility in Longview is being flushed through the city’s ditch system to dilute it to levels safe for discharge into the Columbia River, officials said Wednesday evening. The water will be drawn away from residential areas and the city’s […]
- Australian leaders bet on AI, but cost and skills barriers threaten progressNew Schneider Electric research shows 67% of executives see automation as critical to competitiveness, yet many face financial and technical barriers to adoption. Half of respondents expect AI investments to pay off within three years, but a gap remains between strategic intent and operational readiness. AI adoption is accelerating in sustainability-focused areas, led by smart […] The post Australian leaders bet on AI, but cost and skills barriers threaten progress first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- IFS Launches IFS Zero, an agentic Emissions Operating System for Asset-Intensive IndustriesIndustrial AI applied: Measure, disclose, and optimise carbon emissions with IFS Zero IFS, the leading provider of Industrial AI software, today announced the launch of IFS Zero, an agentic Emissions Operating System designed for the world’s most asset-intensive industries. The new solution provides a single, unified calculation platform that enables organisations to measure, disclose, and […] The post IFS Launches IFS Zero, an agentic Emissions Operating System for Asset-Intensive Industries first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Epson Renews Its Partnership with FASHION FRONTIER PROGRAM 2026Providing technical support for FFP 2025 finalists at Epson’s Fujimi Plant Now in its fifth year, the partnership is supporting the creativity and challenges of the next generation Epson has announced the continuation of its partnership with the FASHION FRONTIER PROGRAM 2026 (“FFP”), a program organised by YUIMA NAKAZATO LABORATORY that seeks to discover and […] The post Epson Renews Its Partnership with FASHION FRONTIER PROGRAM 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Columbia River tainted by Longview implosion; missing workers feared deadAs state and federal officials figure out the extent of contamination, they continue to search for the bodies of nine workers who are unaccounted for.
- The water sector’s biggest problem may not be undergroundBy Darren Butler, Vice President, Industrial Automation – Pacific Zone For decades, the performance of water and wastewater has been defined by physical infrastructure primarily pipes, pumps, and treatment assets engineered to last generations. Today, utilities are being asked to do more with systems built for a different era. At Schneider Electric, we see this […] The post The water sector’s biggest problem may not be underground first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Columbia River contaminated by Longview mill chemical implosion, officials sayContamination entered the Columbia River on Tuesday after an implosion at a Longview pulp and paper mill that morning, Chief Scott Goldstein of Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue said.
- Texas acquires landmark 54,000-acre Hill Country ranch for future state parkThe post Texas acquires landmark 54,000-acre Hill Country ranch for future state park appeared first on Environment America.
- Join Us on May 30 to Celebrate Hudson River World Fish Migration DayHosted by scientists and educators at multiple locations along the lower Hudson River Estuary, this event celebrates the vital role played by estuaries in the life cycle of many ocean fish species.
- Why Manhattanhenge Matters Beyond the SunsetManhattanhenge is a reminder that we live on a tilted, rotating planet orbiting something much larger—a perspective scientists link to stronger spatial awareness and environmental concern.
- What are we willing to pay for in our utility bills?You can’t put a price tag on a greener, healthier world The post What are we willing to pay for in our utility bills? appeared first on Environment America.
- Longview paper mill implosion leaves at least 2 dead, 9 missingTwo people are dead and nine are missing and presumed dead after a chemical implosion at a pulp and paper mill in Longview.
- Next decade will be decisive for Congo basin, warns reportA landmark scientific assessment of the Congo Basin has warned that the next decade will be critical in determining the future of the world’s largest tropical forest carbon sink, amid mounting pressures from climate change, unsustainable resource use and governance failures. The 2025 Congo Basin Assessment Report – Congo Basin Resilience and Sustainability: From the […]
- What we know about the fatal Longview chemical implosionOne person was killed, nine were injured and nine others remain missing a day after a major implosion at a pulp and paper mill. Here's what we know so far.
- 2026 Advocacy Day ScheduleAdvocacy Day is just around the corner! On June 3, Audubon members will flock to Raleigh to meet with lawmakers and advocate for conservation funding.Registration has ended. Contact Community...
- Guest Idea: The Hidden Environmental Cost of Digital HoardingEvery photo, email and forgotten download stored in the cloud lives somewhere physical. Most of... The post Guest Idea: The Hidden Environmental Cost of Digital Hoarding appeared first on Earth911.
- Chemical upcycling technique offers new route for plastic wasteScientists have unveiled a new chemical upcycling technique aimed at improving the degradability of existing plastics, as efforts intensify to develop more sustainable alternatives to landfill and incineration. Applying this new process to upcycle existing plastics – such as those used for food packaging and in 3D printing – could contribute to tackling global plastic […]
- EU-funded mobile treatment to recycle Montpellier’s urban wastewaterMontpellier is testing a mobile wastewater recycling system designed to turn treated urban wastewater into a reusable resource for applications ranging from irrigation and street cleaning to firefighting and industrial use. Developed under the European-funded LIFE ReWa programme, the mobile treatment unit combines ultrafiltration and UV-C disinfection technologies to produce up to 110,000m³ of recycled […]
- Data centers are ground zero for AI backlash. Here’s what needs to changeEnergy, water, land use, noise and e-waste are all sleeping giants — but communities are increasingly waking up. The post Data centers are ground zero for AI backlash. Here’s what needs to change appeared first on Trellis.
- 99 sustainability certifications for 2026Build credibility with skill- and knowledge-building across key areas of your profession. The post 99 sustainability certifications for 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- Policy window opens for rethink on offshore structures and marine ecosystemsA new international review has examined how offshore energy structures — from oil and gas platforms to wind turbines — alter marine ecosystems over time, raising fresh questions about whether some installations should remain in place after decommissioning. Now might be just the right time to act on its recommendations, suggest the researchers The paper, […]
- ‘Power grid in space’ startup raises $65mJacksonville-based aerospace startup Star Catcher Industries has raised $65 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round to accelerate development of what it describes as the world’s first orbital power grid. The investment round was led by B Capital and co-led by Shield Capital and Cerberus Capital Management through its Cerberus Ventures arm, bringing the […]
- Water sector faces ‘perfect storm’ as AMP8 delays push projects off trackThe UK water sector risks falling into a familiar cycle of late-stage pressure and rising costs unless it addresses the underlying cause of the slow start to AMP8, according to specialist recruiter Murray McIntosh. The group – an expert in hiring solutions for the water industry – has warned that AMP8 has effectively begun at […]
- Nike’s recycled World Cup uniforms reveal the limits of ‘circular’ fashionWill chemical recycling revolutionize the fashion industry, or is it just “an excuse to keep producing plastic clothes”?
- New regulations protect consumers and the environment from zombie tech Legislative and judicial threads are converging around consumer experience at the end of products' lives. The post New regulations protect consumers and the environment from zombie tech appeared first on Trellis.
- Traffic pollution study sparks action to save Dorset heathlandsA major air quality monitoring project is helping conservationists identify where traffic pollution is causing the greatest damage to Dorset’s internationally important heathlands, with restoration work already underway at several sites. Dorset Council and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council have been working alongside volunteers to gather new data on pollution levels affecting some of the […]
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Author Nadina Galle on The Nature of Our CitiesMore than half the world’s population—4.4 billion people—live in cities today. That number is expected... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Author Nadina Galle on The Nature of Our Cities appeared first on Earth911.
- £2,800 saved by car club owners each yearPeople who are using pay-as-you-drive automobile services are saving thousands by swapping private ownership for pre-booked rentals. Research by Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) has found that the average British car club member is saying £2,800 per year compared with private car owners. The average club membership costs £675 per year, compared with almost £3,500 in […]
- These are the best UK local authorities for clean air improvementThe numbers have been crunched and the councils ranked in terms of how easy it is for citizens to breathe. With one clear regional winner. Overall, southern England, and the South East in particular, were found to have made the biggest strides in terms of air quality improvement. Portsmouth came out on top, followed by […]
- Online influence study emphasises dangers of abandoning ‘worst case climate scenario’Environmental scientists just wrote off one of the most alarming models for the future of our planet, triggering a tidal wave of headlines. The truth is far more nuanced, but new research shows just a handful of social media posts can cement opinion. RCP8.5 was a terrifying vision of a devastating tomorrow in which global […]
- How can the UK be a more sustainable economy without more inclusion?The UK’s green transition is often described as a win-win, good for the planet and good for new jobs, but who exactly is seeing the benefits? Policy makers frequently present the shift to a greener economy as a chance to build a more inclusive labour […]
- Pig suffering given a platformPig suffering given a platform Channel News brendan 27th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Shell profits, kids go hungryShell profits, kids go hungry Channel News brendan 27th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Section Modulus vs. Moment of Inertia: A Practical GuideMoment of inertia (I) and section modulus (S) come from the same cross-section, share related units in different powers, and get conflated routinely in conversation. They are not interchangeable. Using one where the other belongs produces the wrong number and the wrong code-check verdict. This article works through the practical distinction between I and S...
- Why Modular Foundation Systems Matter for the Circular Economy in ConstructionModular foundation systems change how construction addresses resource management and building longevity. These prefabricated components help reduce material waste during installation, accommodate site-specific challenges and enable high-value material recovery when structures reach end-of-life. The importance of these systems cannot be understated, especially with regards to how they benefit the circular economy. What Are Modular Foundation...
- MGA Thermal and Knode commence FEED study for Australia’s largest industrial thermal storage project$2.9 million ARENA-backed study marks first in active pipeline of industrial decarbonisation projects MGA Thermal has commenced a Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) study for a 195 megawatt-hour electro-thermal energy storage (ETES) project at Tronox, the global chemicals and mining company. The country’s largest industrial-scale thermal storage project is being developed by Australian company Knode […] The post MGA Thermal and Knode commence FEED study for Australia’s largest industrial thermal storage project first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Hunter Water Expands Collaboration with Itron to Advance Digital Metering ProgramAustralian Water Utility Deploys Itron Technology to Improve Water Network Management Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI), the intelligent infrastructure provider for modern energy and water management, is expanding its collaboration with Hunter Water, the water utility serving the Lower Hunter region of New South Wales, Australia, to support the utility’s digital water journey as part of its Digital […] The post Hunter Water Expands Collaboration with Itron to Advance Digital Metering Program first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- FM Hail Map Now Available WorldwideFM’s Worldwide Hail Hazard Map now provides the most comprehensive assessment of hail risk across the globe Leading commercial property insurer FM today announced the launch of the FM Worldwide Hail Hazard Map, a new global resource designed to help organizations better understand, quantify and reduce exposure to the growing threat of hail damage. Hail has emerged as one of the fastest?growing contributors to property loss over the past decade, driven by evolving climate conditions, including the increasing frequency and severity […] The post FM Hail Map Now Available Worldwide first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Two million Return and Earn containers donated to Jeans for GenesAlessia, who was featured in the Jeans for Genes fundraising campaign, and Marjo celebrate raising over $210,000 with Return and Earn. Return and Earn Over $210,000 has been raised to support scientific research into treatments and cures for children’s genetic conditions, thanks to Return and Earn recyclers. Recyclers embraced the Jeans for Genes fundraising campaign, sharing the […] The post Two million Return and Earn containers donated to Jeans for Genes first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Flooding is getting worse – preparedness is keyMajor rainfall is presenting a significant flood risk. The Gold Coast has experienced a record three days of rainfall, with rescue teams receiving over 300 emergency calls over the three-day period. Meanwhile Adelaide’s emergency services responded to 160 emergency calls during its recent storm. With extreme weather events becoming more frequent and out of flooding season, there here has never been a more important time for Australian business to review their flood preparedness plans. With CSIRO’s reports suggesting that rainfall events […] The post Flooding is getting worse – preparedness is key first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How to Make a Small London Living Room Feel Twice the SizeMost London living rooms are small. Many homes do not have spare space. This is true in a Peckham terrace, a Stoke Newington flat, or a Zone 2 rental. You add a sofa. Then you add a coffee table. Next comes the TV unit. Soon, the room feels full. But it does not have to...
- Sysco dinged on seafood sustainabilitySome low rankings were due to limited disclosure of data on ecosystem impacts and supply-chain deforestation. The post Sysco dinged on seafood sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
- UPDATE: House committee passes transportation bill that includes Wildlife Crossings ProgramNew bill would help save America’s wildlife by reauthorizing and increasing funding for wildlife crossings The post UPDATE: House committee passes transportation bill that includes Wildlife Crossings Program appeared first on Environment America.
- Ancient Dust Points To Retreat of West Antarctic Ice Sheet During Last Warm PeriodAntarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf and the West Antarctic Ice Sheet may have been far smaller during one of Earth’s most recent warm periods, according to a new study.
- Renewables grow 11% in first 3 months of 2026Solar and wind energy continue to increase in first quarter, while coal output falls The post Renewables grow 11% in first 3 months of 2026 appeared first on Environment America.
- Thousands Across California Document Birds for the State’s First-Ever Breeding Bird AtlasLOS ANGELES, CA — Conservation groups, bird organizations, and community scientists across California are preparing for the inaugural California Bird Atlas Big Weekend, a four-day effort taking...
- At least 1 dead, 9 injured and 9 missing in Longview implosionThe implosion was reported at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging facility in Longview. At least one person had been killed, and nine were missing.
- Ninth Annual Corkscrew Forum Convenes Scientists and Stakeholders around Watershed ScienceUnderstanding how ecosystems work is a crucial first step in protecting the things people value most: clean air, clean water, and a healthy, resilient environment for future generations. But the...
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- The U.S. Senator Who Won’t Shut Up about Climate ChangeAt a time when other public officials and the media are talking less about climate change, Sheldon Whitehouse remains fiercely outspoken. He delivered his 307th climate speech on the Senate floor this month and is pushing back against the recent trend of “climate hushing.”Read more on E360 →
- Inside Okta’s strategy for managing AI emissions The identity software firm's new approach was motivated in part by questions from its employees. The post Inside Okta’s strategy for managing AI emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- Honeybees enlisted as citizen scientists to map UK’s floral landscapeA nationwide citizen science project has turned thousands of honeybee colonies into living environmental monitors, revealing what plants are flowering across the UK and how foraging resources are shifting over time. A new study has published the results of the UK National Honey Monitoring Scheme (NHMS) to which more than 3,500 beekeepers across England, Wales, […]
- Spray Foam vs Blown-In Insulation: Choosing for RetrofitsRetrofitting insulation in an existing home is rarely a one-product decision. Walls, attics, and rim joists each have their own constraints, and the right answer changes from one part of the house to the next. Hiring a professional spray foam insulation crew for the whole job sometimes makes sense, and sometimes a mix of products...
- Eco-Friendly Latex Mattresses: Health Benefits, Labels, and Buying TipsQuick Answer: Are Latex Mattresses Healthier? Natural latex beds can be a healthier pick for many people. They use fewer man-made parts than many foam beds. They can have less smell when they are tested and certified. They also sleep cooler than dense memory foam. A good latex bed can last for many years. The...
- Reducing Plastic Waste at Home: Better Choices Than Bottled WaterYou can cut plastic waste at home with one simple change. Drink tap water. Use a filter if your water needs it. Store it in glass or steel bottles. For most homes, the best swap is not another packaged drink. It is tap water. You can filter it at home when needed. Then you can...
- Warming Is Raising the Risk of Encounters With Venomous SnakesThe risk of snakebites is increasing across the world as reptiles shift their habitats to cope with rising temperatures and growing human pressures, a study of venomous snakes has found.Read more on E360 →
- 2026 breaks all-time May temperature records with ‘tropical night’Ignoring the tradition of Bank Holiday wash-outs, the long weekend saw thermometers rocket days after a new climate repot delivered recommended urgent adaptation steps. Temperatures across Britain went well above averages for this time of year over the long weekend. Peaking yesterday, Monday 25th May, Kew Gardens is believed to be the hottest recorded temperature […]
- What Pet Waste Costs: The Litter, Bags, and Packaging Filling America’s LandfillsEvery year, Americans bury an estimated two million tons or more of used clay cat... The post What Pet Waste Costs: The Litter, Bags, and Packaging Filling America’s Landfills appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘I need Chevron’: The oil company at the center of the California governor’s raceCalifornia is trying to phase out fossil fuels, but it still needs gas. That makes for messy politics.
- Earth Action: Register to VoteEvery major federal environmental rule of the last 50 years — the Clean Air Act,... The post Earth Action: Register to Vote appeared first on Earth911.
- Quick question: what’s blue-green algae and how can it kill dogs?Recent weeks have seen a surge in reports of a toxic bacteria in blue spaces across Britain. Here’s what a leading animal doctor has to say about the risk to our pets. Blue-green algae blooms — or cyanobacteria — are capable of producing toxic chemicals which pose a serious hazard to the health of humans […]
- UK doesn’t understand sustainable construction in energy termsDespite Britain’s reputation as a climate leader, the public has very little knowledge of how homes, workplaces and infrastructure can be built with a reduced footprint. The Saint Gobain 2026 Sustainable Construction Barometer was published last month. An annual study of insights from citizens, construction firms, students, decision- and policymakers, the fourth edition casts the British public […]
- The tech sector is being held back by the delayed Circular Economy Growth PlanThis post is by Craig Melson, associate director, climate, environment and sustainability at techUK. It is part of a series of blogs exploring why different businesses and sectors have been calling for the government to release its delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan Delay to the […]
- Why sustainability professionals should be ready for wild cardsWe’re good at tracking trends, but not so good at planning for the things that blindside us — and there are more of those coming. The post Why sustainability professionals should be ready for wild cards appeared first on Trellis.
- Thirst case scenario for climateThirst case scenario for climate Channel News brendan 26th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Renewables and batteries bring down electricity prices for East Coast households and businesses – amid rising network costsSydney Renter Dale Solar Citizens welcomes the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) announcement today that electricity prices are expected to fall by up to 10% for households and up to 20% per year for businesses on the east coast, but warns of network driven price rises on the horizon. “This is the strongest evidence yet that […] The post Renewables and batteries bring down electricity prices for East Coast households and businesses – amid rising network costs first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- SUCCESSFUL CAPACITY INVESTMENT SCHEME BID ANCHORS GAMUDA RENEWABLES CENTRAL TASMANIA ENERGY PORTFOLIOFederal Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy Josh Wilson has announced the 19 successful projects selected under the Capacity Investment Scheme, with Gamuda Renewable Pty Ltd’s (Gamuda Renewables) two Tasmanian projects amongst the winners. The Weasel Solar Farm and Cellars Hill Wind Farm were both selected and were the only two Tasmanian projects approved […] The post SUCCESSFUL CAPACITY INVESTMENT SCHEME BID ANCHORS GAMUDA RENEWABLES CENTRAL TASMANIA ENERGY PORTFOLIO first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Monash scientists create tiny on-chip circuit that could power next-generation quantum and AI technologiesAn artist’s illustration of a photonic valleytronic chip for information processing. Image credit: Chi Li Monash University Researchers from Monash University have developed a breakthrough nanoscale circuit that can generate, direct and read light-based information, all on a single chip. The new technology, developed by scientists in the Monash School of Physics and Astronomy, brings together […] The post Monash scientists create tiny on-chip circuit that could power next-generation quantum and AI technologies first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Lower default power bills for NSW as renewable plan deliversChris Minns Premier of New South Wales Penny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change, Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment, Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council More renewable energy flowing into the system is helping place downward pressure on electricity prices, with the Default Market Offer in NSW set to […] The post Lower default power bills for NSW as renewable plan delivers first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- 100% of Challenger Gold Concentrate SoldGDMs Challenger Mines Gold Concentrate is destined to the worlds leading trading markets GDM Secures International Offtake Agreement for Challenger Gold Mine Great Divide Mining Ltd (ASX:GDM) has secured a binding international offtake agreement for all the gold concentrate produced from its recommissioned Challenger Gold Mine at Adelong, NSW, for the next 12 months. The […] The post 100% of Challenger Gold Concentrate Sold first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How Wine, Truffles and Honey Could Help Europe Fight WildfiresAs fire conditions worsen, it is becoming clear that certain landscapes, including vineyards, can help to slow or even partly stop runaway forest fires.
- The Business Case for Fleet Buyers at Salvage AuctionsMost salvage auction advice focuses on individual buyers. That usually means rebuilders, hobbyists, or small operators looking for one car or truck at a time. Fleet buyers are different. They need several vehicles for daily business use, and that changes the buying logic. For the right business, salvage auctions can lower fleet purchase costs while...
- How Public Infrastructure Design Keeps City Spaces Clean, Easy, and SafeCities use many systems each day. Most people do not notice them. But we use them all the time. Roads, paths, bus stops, schools, parks, airports, and shops need smart design. These places help people walk, wait, wash, rest, and leave safely. Large buildings often get the most praise. But small choices make a city...
- The EPA Is Changing the Rules for Plastic Recycling PlantsOn March 20, 2026, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed a rule change that could fundamentally... The post The EPA Is Changing the Rules for Plastic Recycling Plants appeared first on Earth911.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Trex Makes Circularity WorkLess than 2% of Americans can put plastic film in their curbside recycling bin, according... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Trex Makes Circularity Work appeared first on Earth911.
- The overlooked reason projects face growing pushback across AustraliaMajor projects across Australia – from housing developments and transport infrastructure to renewable energy and urban renewal projects – are at risk of being delayed due to a lack of early and meaningful engagement. Australia’s leading community engagement consultancy Capire, an RSK Group company, is urging governments, agencies and policy makers to address the key reason for local […] The post The overlooked reason projects face growing pushback across Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- We’re feeling the heat and it’s time we did something about itWhat a stunning weekend. Glorious weather, temperatures climbing every day, blue skies and the opportunity to enjoy time outside with friends and family. Then again, there is always another side to a heatwave. What sticks in my mind are the uncomfortable nights with windows wide […]
- Cleantech REPS gets $23.6M to turn road traffic into clean electricity at scaleREPS patented technology converts vehicle traffic into electrical energy. In 6 months since first it has generated over 6,700 kWh of electricity from real traffic conditions. Every day, enormous amounts of energy are lost through motion, pressure, and vibration. On roads, that loss is constant, predictable, and concentrated in the same places over and over […] The post Cleantech REPS gets $23.6M to turn road traffic into clean electricity at scale first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- World-leading climate action starts with everyday sustainable livingThe University of Tasmania has been ranked #1 globally for Climate Action, #1 globally for Life on Land in the 2025 and #4 overall globally against all the SDGs combined in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, recognition that reflects a whole-of-university commitment to sustainability, from research and operations to education and community action. At a time […] The post World-leading climate action starts with everyday sustainable living first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Aussie Bird Count: Magpies on top after Australia counted a record-breaking 5 million birds in one weekAustralian Magpie Photo Credit: Glenn Ehmke Over 5 million birds counted 64,000 participants submitted a combined 153,000 checklists 621 different species observed The results of BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Bird Count are in with a record breaking 5 million birds counted during the week-long national bird counting frenzy held in October last year. 64,000 Australians took part […] The post Aussie Bird Count: Magpies on top after Australia counted a record-breaking 5 million birds in one week first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 22.05.2026: A TALE OF TWO MARKETS: Weak Demand vs Tight SupplyMarkets split between weakening Urea demand and tightening Phosphate and Ammonia supply UREA PRICES UNDER PRESSURE FROM SUBDUED DEMAND, BUT AN INDIA TENDER COULD TURN THINGS AROUND GRANULAR PHOSPHATE PRICES TO CONTINUE TO RISE ON THE BACK OF LACK OF SUPPLY; CHINA STILL NOT EXPORTING POTASH REMAINS THE MOST AFFORDABLE MAJOR NUTRIENT AMMONIA PRICES EXPECTED […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 22.05.2026: A TALE OF TWO MARKETS: Weak Demand vs Tight Supply first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The EPA just walked back Hawai‘i’s plan to retire its dinosaur power plantsBy throwing a wrench in the state’s Regional Haze State Implementation Plan, advocates say Hawaiian Electric Co. can sidestep rules years in the making.
- You can learn much more than how to cook a sausage at The Lions Club of WerribeeJoining the Lions Club of Werribee is more than volunteering, it is an opportunity to develop leadership skills, build lifelong friendships, and make a genuine difference in your local community. As part of the global Lions Clubs International network, Werribee Lions members gain access to world-class leadership and personal development resources through the Lion Portal […] The post You can learn much more than how to cook a sausage at The Lions Club of Werribee first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Straus Creamery Ice Cream Recall: Affected Flavors, States, and Safety StepsStraus Family Creamery has announced a voluntary recall of certain Straus Creamery Ice Cream products following some unsettling findings about metal contamination. So far, the problem affects states in the US and the affected products have been circulating in stores since mid May 2026. The recall was actually issued on May 14th 2026, so a...
- Solar to overtake coal on Texas grid for the first time ever this yearThe Trump administration likes to cast renewables as a socialist scam, but solar has soared in the competitive markets of the Lone Star State.
- What Are Cords of Wood? Full Cord, Face Cord, and Rick ExplainedIf you buy firewood, you will hear many names. Sellers use words like cord, face cord, rick, truckload, and loose load. These words can be hard to compare. A full cord has a set size. Most other terms do not. That is why buyers need to ask clear questions before they pay. This guide explains...
- Wanted: Shorebird Chicks (Alive)Shorebirds arriving in Alaska’s Upper Cook Inlet have a lot on their plates. Straight from a grueling 10,000-mile migration, they must make the most of the all-too-brief boreal spring and summer to...
- Legal fight could delay a proposed $7B settlement for lawsuits in Roundup cancer claimsA proposed $7.25 billion settlement over claims that Roundup weedkiller causes cancer now faces potential delays.
- A Day in the Life: Everglades Research Station Bird BiologistWith a loud splash, Shauna Sayers drops the anchor, then plops the first kayak into the shallow waters around Sandy Key in Florida Bay. Sayers, a wading bird specialist at Audubon’s Everglades...
- Global Coal Generation Declines, Even as China, India Race to Build New PlantsThe world added dozens of new coal power plants last year in what amounted to the biggest coal buildout in a decade, according to a new analysis. And yet, the amount of electricity generated by coal power plants globally declined.Read more on E360 →
- Should a high-voltage power line run through CA’s largest state park?It's a dilemma in California: how to move cleaner power across the state while preserving the deserts, wildlife habitats and public lands that define it.
- Townhouse Developments: Key MEP and Design Coordination ChallengesThe assumption that a smaller building is a simpler project causes problems in townhouse work more reliably than almost anywhere else. A four or five-story urban infill townhouse looks manageable next to a 40-story residential tower. The scope is bounded. The systems count is lower. The owner group is often just one family. None of...
- UW professor’s research could help oyster farmers fight ghost shrimpNew research from a University of Washington scientist could give oyster farmers in Willapa Bay a fighting chance at battling burrowing ghost shrimp.
- How to Make Home Design Choices with Sustainability in MindGreen home design does not have to mean solar panels. It does not have to mean a big remodel. You also do not need to replace every item you own. Small choices can do a lot. Keep a good floor. Pick safer paint. Fix old chairs. Use LED bulbs. Plan each room so it saves...
- Woodland project could shape future tree-planting across the UKA major woodland restoration project in Cheshire has seen more than 5,000 native trees planted on land owned by Chester Zoo, but conservationists say the real breakthrough could lie beneath the soil. The five-hectare woodland, created in partnership with The Mersey Forest and the Environment Agency, is also serving as a pioneering scientific trial that […]
- New Thames microplastic study will aim to shape policyNew research focussing on microplastic pollution in the River Thames is getting underway at the University of East London, with the aim of informing environmental regulations and water quality standards. The project will collect data from Teddington all the way to Southend, examining how contamination levels are evolving and what role climate-related pressures might play […]
- Guest Idea: How the Birmingham Darter Could Be Saved by the Project Marvel Data CenterThree small, easily overlooked fish swimming in Valley Creek near Birmingham, Alabama, are: the Birmingham... The post Guest Idea: How the Birmingham Darter Could Be Saved by the Project Marvel Data Center appeared first on Earth911.
- Can Dogs Eat Cashews? Benefits, Risks, and Safe AmountsQuick answer: Can Dogs Eat Cashews? Yes, dogs can eat plain cashews in tiny amounts. But cashews are not a great dog treat. They have a lot of fat and calories. Too many can upset your dog’s stomach. In some dogs, fatty food can also lead to worse health problems. Only give cashews once in...
- 3 things sustainability professionals can’t afford to outsource to AIThe sustainability professional’s job has always been to embed sustainability into the company's operating system. The post 3 things sustainability professionals can’t afford to outsource to AI appeared first on Trellis.
- Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning over US consumersHigh gas prices are driving EV growth in other parts of the world — but American drivers are favoring hybrids.
- In a rare show of global unity, countries adopt landmark climate rulingDespite U.S. opposition, an overwhelming majority of nations agreed that failing to address climate change could be grounds to seek reparations.
- CARE welcomes UN General Assembly vote in favour of the ICJ’s landmark ruling on global climate responsibilityEvidence of the recent Tropical Cyclone Judy and Tropical Cyclone Kevin can be observed along the coastline of Sulphur Bay on Tanna Island, where debris washed ashore during the two Category 4 hurricanes in March of 2023. Global women and girls NGO CARE, has welcomed the United Nations General Assembly’s (UNGA) vote in favour of a landmark resolution […] The post CARE welcomes UN General Assembly vote in favour of the ICJ’s landmark ruling on global climate responsibility first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Platypus population expands to 20 in Royal National Park: latest surveyAssociate Professor Gilad Bino and Dr Tahneal Hawke from the UNSW Platypus Conservation Initiative surveying the platypus population in Royal National Park. Photo: Gilad Bino UNSW Sydney Key facts: Three years after their historic reintroduction to Royal National Park, platypuses are now breeding, dispersing and being spotted by visitors along the Hacking River, say UNSW […] The post Platypus population expands to 20 in Royal National Park: latest survey first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Surge in feral horse numbers expose growing damage inside Kosciuszko retention zonesThe Invasive Species Council says the latest feral horse population survey results show a huge, but not unexpected, population rebound in parts of Kosciuszko National Park where aerial control was paused last year, highlighting the urgent need to scrap the retention zones that were put in place by the NSW government back in 2021. The […] The post Surge in feral horse numbers expose growing damage inside Kosciuszko retention zones first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Greenspace Brings Sustainable Food Production to Brisbane CBD with National Expansion of its Urban Farming NetworkPeter Fox, Greenspace and John Bristowe, Amora Hotel Brisbane Greenspace, a leader in commercial urban agriculture is transforming how hotels and businesses approach food, sustainability and ESG with the launch of Brisbane’s first sustainable commercial urban Macrofarm. Greenspace has delivered the first commercial integration of their centralised Macrofarm in the Amora Hotel Brisbane, embedding food […] The post Greenspace Brings Sustainable Food Production to Brisbane CBD with National Expansion of its Urban Farming Network first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Be True to the Earth — Edward AbbeyThis week’s quote is from American novelist and pioneering environmentalist Edward Abbey: “I am not... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Be True to the Earth — Edward Abbey appeared first on Earth911.
- Frank Green Founder Declares War on Global Plastic WrapBenjamin Young The Australian entrepreneur who built frank green into a global re-usable powerhouse has launched a new venture to eliminate the millions of tonnes of single-use plastic wrap dumped into landfills every year. Australian companies use 100,000 tonnes of plastic pallet wrap every year – enough to wrap the Earth more than 270 times […] The post Frank Green Founder Declares War on Global Plastic Wrap first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Carlo Petrini, Founder of Slow Food, Passes Away at 76Carlo Petrini Visionary leader behind the global movement for good, clean and fair food for all leaves an enduring legacy Yesterday, in the town of Bra (Italy), Carlo Petrini passed away at the age of 76. A visionary leader and public intellectual with a profound commitment to the common good, human relationships, and the natural […] The post Carlo Petrini, Founder of Slow Food, Passes Away at 76 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Drought-proofing the UK: behavioural change is fastest route to resilienceNature is collapsing at an alarming rate, and we are witnessing the planet’s sixth mass extinction event in real time. But better water management can offer Britain real hope in damning the decline. As a nation of rain, many don’t associate the UK with water scarcity, yet the UK is ramping up for trials of […]
- Climate defeatism and moral abdicationClimate defeatism and moral abdication Channel Comment brendan 22nd May 2026 Teaser Media
- It’s Powwow Season: Watch How Four Indigenous Dances Blend Tradition With the Birds That Inspired ThemNestled between the welcome warmth of early spring and the lurking heat of summer, the second week of April is by far my favorite time of the year. Along with the ramp-up of spring migration, this...
- House Appropriations Committee moves to reinstate mining leasesCongress is moving to reinstate mineral leases in Northern Minnesota The post House Appropriations Committee moves to reinstate mining leases appeared first on Environment America.
- 6 things to know about SBTi’s new strategic planThe Science Based Targets initiative is shifting its priorities after a year-long corporate listening tour. The post 6 things to know about SBTi’s new strategic plan appeared first on Trellis.
- To protect nature, this scientist starts with people
- Birds “Falling Out of the Sky,” Red Vinyl Seats, and 30 Years of Audubon California: A Conversation with Andrea JonesAs Audubon California celebrates 30 years as a state office, we’re reflecting on the milestones that shaped our work, the partnerships that made them possible, and the legacy of conservation that...
- The Paradox of AI and ClimateAI is a two-sided coin, with tremendous potential to benefit the environment while also requiring an immense amount of water and energy. How will these two opposing dynamics balance out—or can they?
- Rivervision Leadership ProjectsCheck out some Rivervision Leadership Project examples below. These were done by high school field biology students within the Ferguson-Florissant School District, who were tasked with raising...
- Community opposition to rescinding the Roadless RuleThe Roadless Rule is a commonsense, effective, and popular policy, and it should not be rescinded or invalidated. The post Community opposition to rescinding the Roadless Rule appeared first on Environment America.
- Can Coney Island’s Dunes Protect Against Another Sandy?The Coney Island Creek dune planting project started in 2021, with the goal of increasing coastal resilience and giving community members hands-on experience protecting their environment.
- Polluting diesel lorries risk driving up UK inflation – phasing them out is a no-brainerThis article was originally published in BusinessGreen. The end of the road for polluting diesel lorries is finally in sight. A long awaited government consultation is considering how the UK could drive truck makers to phase out the sale of lighter diesel heavy good vehicles […]
- How your company can work with Stanford’s $1 billion sustainability schoolCompanies can become university affiliates or reach out direct to spinout companies. The post How your company can work with Stanford’s $1 billion sustainability school appeared first on Trellis.
- From Best Dressed to Class Clown, These 15 Birds Own Their Spring Migrant SuperlativesDepending on your teenage years, the mere mention of superlatives could either bring back fond memories or resurrect deeply buried trauma. Either way, forget about all that—these superlatives are...
- RELEASE: Diving into summer: Contamination risk at U.S. beachesThe post RELEASE: Diving into summer: Contamination risk at U.S. beaches appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump eases refrigerant rule in a bid to address surging grocery costsThe Trump administration is loosening a federal rule that requires grocery stores and air-conditioning companies to reduce greenhouse gases used in cooling equipment.
- Phyllis Hall Mentors the Next GenerationIt’s a Friday morning at the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey, and the phone rings at the guest relations desk. Volunteer Phyllis Hall answers, and her calm-yet-authoritative voice coaches the...
- Volunteers Made 4.7M Observations for the North Carolina Bird Atlas! Now What?Over the course of five years, 3,525 volunteers spent 234,495 hours counting birds in every corner of the state. That’s the equivalent of nearly 10,000 days of volunteers scouring the state...
- Why climate change is making Ebola outbreaks in Africa more likelyAs the WHO declares a public health emergency over a new Ebola outbreak on the DRC’s eastern border, researchers warn that climate change could drive the deadly virus into previously unaffected countries, putting millions of people and endangered gorillas at risk. It comes a little more than a decade after an outbreak in West Africa […]
- How to choose pet dental care productsJust like humans, pets need daily oral care. Neglecting it can lead to bad breath, oral discomfort, and serious health problems, including but not limited to periodontal disease, loss of appetite, and weight loss. Choosing the right tools for pet oral care is a complex matter, and finding the most suitable products for your pet...
- Mold Inspection Cost vs. Mold Testing Cost: What Is the Difference?When people search for mold inspection cost, they want a clear answer. What am I paying for? Do I really need it? The mix-up is easy to see. Mold inspection and mold testing sound alike. But they are not the same service. A mold inspection looks for signs of a mold problem. The inspector checks...
- The Extinctions We Watched HappenOn August 26, 2009, an Australian biologist’s audio detector picked up a single bat working... The post The Extinctions We Watched Happen appeared first on Earth911.
- Diaper Dilemma: $840 a Year, 500 Years to DecomposeA typical American baby goes through roughly 2,500 to 3,000 disposable diapers in the first... The post Diaper Dilemma: $840 a Year, 500 Years to Decompose appeared first on Earth911.
- Microplastics in the Stratosphere Are Now Measurable – What the Nature Study Authors Say About the Implications Is Genuinely Alarming.The discussion of microplastics has remained largely unchanged for years. tiny fragments in the sea. particles found in water bottles. fibers from inexpensive synthetic shirts in a suburban washing machine. The narrative, a tale of seas and stomachs, felt somber but contained. Then, this spring, two different studies shifted the focus to the atmosphere and...
- New Orleans Has a 2050 Deadline – A Yale Study Just Made It Much, Much Shorter.A piece of news that nobody quite knows how to process is followed by a certain kind of silence. In New Orleans, a recent paper co-authored by Tulane University’s Jesse Keenan in Nature Sustainability has created precisely that kind of quiet. Don’t panic. Really, not denial. Just the odd, suspended silence of a city being...
- The Potomac River Easement Survey Just Revealed What Environmental Landowners Are Most Afraid Of — And It’s Not What Policymakers ExpectedAt least not in the way you might anticipate, the forests along the upper Potomac do not appear to be endangered. On a late spring morning, most of what you see when you drive through the undulating regions of West Virginia or western Maryland is green. Meadows with wildflowers, hickory and oak stands, and the...
- Methane Emissions From Australian Coal Mines Are More Than Double Official Estimates – Why That’s America’s Problem Too.Coalmine country in Queensland and New South Wales is surrounded by a certain kind of silence. You wouldn’t believe that something invisible is rising off the pit walls in quantities that the official ledgers don’t quite capture when you drive past Hail Creek on a clear afternoon. That is the peculiarity of methane. It is...
- The Rodent Virus Spillover Study From UC Davis Is the Clearest Evidence Yet That Climate Change Is a Direct, Measurable Public Health Threat to AmericansThe cruise ship docked in Argentina was meant to be the beginning of an extended vacation. Rather, it evolved into something more akin to a warning. Some of the passengers died before the ship finished its journey after contracting the Andes virus, a kind of hantavirus spread by rodents. As is often the case, the...
- The Orlando Environmental Restoration Project That Is Proving a Broken Urban Ecosystem Can Be Healed — If Anyone Is Willing to TryThe strip-mall geometry eventually starts to thin as you drive west out of Orlando along State Road 429, past the outlet stores and the unfinished subdivisions with their hopeful Spanish-tile rooftops. The land becomes accessible. Palmetto thickets, pine flatwoods, and the occasional sandhill crane prowling through a drainage ditch. Here, Orange County recently used a...
- Starbucks’ climate dilemma: the world loves lattesThe world’s largest coffee chain’s methane emissions from dairy farms haven’t budged since 2019. Reducing that footprint is essential for the next phase of its complex decarbonization strategy. The post Starbucks’ climate dilemma: the world loves lattes appeared first on Trellis.
- As seas rise, where will Louisiana’s fishers go?A new paper says New Orleans must relocate inland. But that’s a lot harder when your economy revolves around seafood.
- A First Among Major Nations, India Is Industrializing With SolarWhile China's push to modernize sparked a surge in burning coal, India is turning to increasingly cheap solar to meet its booming energy needs. Though it faces big hurdles, including a rickety grid, India's solar buildout could soon be a model for other emerging economies.Read more on E360 →
- Georgia’s PSC elections have become a referendum on energy pricesDemocrats won big in last year’s election. This year, they’re aiming to win a majority on the commission.
- EDP secures ARENA grant for community energy resilienceEDP secures funding agreement from ARENA for the development of the Braidwood Renewable Microgrid Project, featuring 5MWac of solar capacity co-located with a 5MW/10MWh battery energy storage system (BESS). When successfully demonstrated in Braidwood, the microgrid solution could provide the basis for replication in areas where the grid is vulnerable to unplanned outages. EDP, through EDP […] The post EDP secures ARENA grant for community energy resilience first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Navigating the Post-May 1 Battery Rebate: Why the Anker SOLIX X1 is the Perfect MatchAustralia’s household battery market officially entered a new era on May 1. With the baseline STC (Small-scale Technology Certificate) factor dropping from 8.4 to 6.4, the cost of installing a solar battery has noticeably increased across the board. However, the real game-changer isn’t just the baseline drop—it’s the newly introduced tiered subsidy structure. Under the current […] The post Navigating the Post-May 1 Battery Rebate: Why the Anker SOLIX X1 is the Perfect Match first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Sydney Fish Market Celebrates Seafood Excellence at Inaugural Awards Night in New HomeSydney Fish Market last night celebrated the very best of Australia’s seafood industry at the 2026 Seafood Excellence Awards, honouring eight winners across categories spanning business innovation, environmental stewardship, primary production, research, restaurant excellence and leadership. For the first time, the event was held at the new Sydney Seafood School within the new Sydney Fish […] The post Sydney Fish Market Celebrates Seafood Excellence at Inaugural Awards Night in New Home first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- All wrapped up: Food and drink litter dominates coastline pollutionFrom the plastic bag-clogged waterways of Jakarta, to the bottle tops strewn across England’s beaches, food and drink packaging is choking the world’s coastlines. The world’s first global examination of exactly what sort of litter is disfiguring our coastlines, has confirmed that plastic food packaging, caps, lids and plastic bottles are the planet’s predominant items […]
- C40 CITIES & UN-HABITAT URBAN PLANNING ACCELERATOR TAKES CENTRE STAGE DURING WORLD URBAN FORUM IN BAKU33 global cities commit to adopting a climate-responsive urban planning model by 2035 to cut emissions, reduce climate risks, and build more inclusive and resilient urban futures As cities around the world face escalating climate threats, housing shortages, and entrenched inequality, the C40 Cities and UN-Habitat Urban Planning Accelerator emerged as a major highlight of the World […] The post C40 CITIES & UN-HABITAT URBAN PLANNING ACCELERATOR TAKES CENTRE STAGE DURING WORLD URBAN FORUM IN BAKU first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- APAC to dominate global HVDC converter station market through 2031, forecasts GlobalDataThe global high voltage direct current (HVDC) converter station market is entering a phase of unprecedented growth, fueled by a powerful combination of government policy mandates, renewable energy ambitions, and escalating investment in modern power infrastructure. The global HVDC converter station market is projected to experience robust growth from 2026 to 2031, dominated by the Asia-Pacific […] The post APAC to dominate global HVDC converter station market through 2031, forecasts GlobalData first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Will Nationally Significant Infrastructure policy change include data centres?Chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to overhaul the process involved in pushing through major energy projects. But there could be other consequences. As the war in Iran drags on without a ceasefire, and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Britain is bracing itself for a potentially seismic economic impact. Crude oil is now at an all-time […]
- An ambitious Circular Economy Growth Plan matters, for the UK and ArupThis post is by Ben Glover, Director and circularity and resources skills leader at Arup. It is part of a series of blogs exploring why different businesses and sectors have been calling for the government to release its delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan Energy security […]
- The giving imperativeThe giving imperative Channel Comment brendan 21st May 2026 Teaser Media
- The Hidden Cost of Old Commercial Fridge DisposalMany UK businesses use cold storage every day. This includes kitchens, food shops, hotels, hospitals, labs, and factories. But old fridges are not just scrap metal. A fridge, freezer, display case, cold room unit, or cooling system needs safe disposal. Old units can hold gases, foam, metal, plastic, wires, motors, and other parts. If a...
- Immediate Opportunities to Build on State and Partner Efforts for Great Salt Lake Ecosystem RestorationThe Congressional Research Service (CRS) recently released a comprehensive report highlighting actions taken to date to restore the Great Salt Lake ecosystem, along with several policy...
- Governance overtakes environment as top ESG reputational riskNew GlobeScan data reveals a significant shift in the ESG risk hierarchy among corporate affairs leaders. The post Governance overtakes environment as top ESG reputational risk appeared first on Trellis.
- Columbia’s Energy Tech Conference Spotlights the Race for AI’s Clean Power FutureHow do we power the AI boom without blowing past climate goals and breaking the grid?
- California wildfires: Three blazes burning now are a wake-up call for challenging summer ahead, Cal Fire chief saysCalifornia had a record dry and hot March, which dried out vegetation in many places. As warmer months approach, the risk is growing quickly.
- Making storm overflow data make SenseWith the UK government demanding a 50% reduction in storm overflow spills by 2029, the era of reactive management is over. (Words: Metasphere). Speaking in the House of Commons on 21 July 2025, environment secretary Steve Reed said, “This Government will cut water companies’ sewage pollution in half by the end of the decade.” Metasphere, […]
- Maximum workplace temperatures and home air con, welcome 2050s BritainThe latest report from the Climate Change Committee suggests the UK way of life is under threat from soaring temperatures. But adaptation is possible (and affordable). A Well-Adapted UK was published today, and outlines a far clearer picture of Britain’s environmental conditions by the halfway point of this century. Among other things, heatwaves will regularly […]
- £58 million Water Breakthrough Challenge winners include water-purifying mushrooms, 3D printed infrastructure and AI-enabled microphones to monitor river lifeNineteen pioneering solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing the water sector have been awarded £58 million, as the winners of the sixth Water Breakthrough Challenge are announced. The successful projects, which span technological, engineering and nature-based approaches, will receive the funding from Ofwat’s Water Innovation Fund, which is investing £600 million between 2020 […]
- AD & Biogas Industry Awards 2026 finalists announcedThe finalists for the AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2026 have been announced. Run by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) and the World Biogas Association (WBA), the Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in the global anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas sector across 10 categories. The winners will be announced at a gala ceremony on 8 July at […]
- 21st gray whale found dead in WA, outpacing annual recordThe latest whale was found dead Friday in Bay City, Pacific County, according to Cascadia Research Collective.
- Specialty chemicals supplier supports breakthrough Aqua-Ammonia energy researchBlended Products is proud to announce its role as an industrial partner in a significant clean energy research programme led by the University of Nottingham, focused on the development of Aqua-Ammonia (A-A) as a practical, scalable, low-carbon alternative to natural gas. Aqua-Ammonia — a liquid mixture of ammonia and water — offers a compelling vision […]
- Firm to showcase thermal efficiency solutions at World Biogas ExpoThis article contains sponsored content. Heat transfer specialists HRS Heat Exchangers will return to the World Biogas Expo this July, highlighting the importance of thermal and operational efficiency in biogas production. The event takes place during a period of heightened global energy volatility – underlining the role that anaerobic digestion and biomethane can play in […]
- CCC warns UK unprepared for escalating climate risksThe UK must urgently accelerate climate adaptation measures and invest in new skills and training across the economy to cope with rising risks from heatwaves, flooding and drought, according to the Climate Change Committee’s latest assessment and industry leaders. In the new report, A Well-Adapted UK, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) warns that climate change […]
- New framework goes beyond emissions to score corporate climate actionHow would your company rate on the Climate Contribution Framework? The post New framework goes beyond emissions to score corporate climate action appeared first on Trellis.
- 4 ways for CSOs to build leverageSustainability teams typically have a fraction of the budgets for marketing or R&D. So how can they achieve their goals? The post 4 ways for CSOs to build leverage appeared first on Trellis.
- The Iran war is destroying oil demand. Could it also spark a shift to clean energy?As the oil crisis deepens across the globe, households and industries are using less fossil fuel — maybe permanently.
- After Two Decades, E360’s Founder and Editor Is Moving OnWhen Yale E360 launched in 2008, it was a pioneer in online environmental journalism, filling a critical gap in coverage. As he prepares to step down, founding editor Roger Cohn reflects on his years at e360, his debt to the writers he’s worked with, and his hopes for the future.Read more on E360 →
- Trump’s EPA vows to fight ‘forever chemicals’ by loosening regulations“It seems like they have largely adopted the positions of the chemical industry.”
- Once a climate leader, Canada is now doubling down on oilMark Carney is counting on Alberta’s oil sands to help him survive Trump’s trade agenda.
- Coastal Stewardship Takes Flight as Shorebird Nesting Season Ramps UpThe end of South Litchfield Beach is a sprawling spit of sand, where tides and waves combine to create a wide beach that is popular with people and nesting birds. So Robert...
- 1-in-10 Brits trust Farage’s science, that’s still too manyClimate Change denier, fossil fuel advocate, future net zero slayer. When it comes to separating fact from misinformation, the Reform UK leader has dubious credentials, but many supporters aren’t swayed. Sir David Attenborough is far and away the UK’s most trusted source for information and evidence on natural history and the environment. After more than […]
- 10 Books to Counter ConsumerismWe are constantly bombarded by messages that tell us we need more stuff to be... The post 10 Books to Counter Consumerism appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: EarthX CEO Peter Simek on Cultivating Bipartisan Climate StrategiesSubscribe to receive transcripts by email. Read along with this episode. For 15 years, the... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: EarthX CEO Peter Simek on Cultivating Bipartisan Climate Strategies appeared first on Earth911.
- Scientists think they’ve figured out why marine temperatures are rocketingEvidence points to improvements in atmospheric pollution levels as a key driver behind hotter oceans, raising concerns about our understanding of climate systems. According to a study by Dr Knut von Salzen of the University of Washington, when there are fewer airborne particles clouds become dimmer. As a result, they are capable of reflecting less […]
- How Long Do French Bulldogs Live?Quick answer: How Long Do French Bulldogs Live? French Bulldogs often live 10 to 12 years. With good genes, a healthy weight, regular vet care, and strong heat safety, some live to 13 or 14. A few live even longer. One French Bulldog named Rocco was born in Brazil in 2006. He later moved to...
- Intium invests in specialist equipment to support delivery reliabilityStrategic equipment ownership model supports project milestones and delivery resilience for the Parkes Special Activation Precinct. As Australia’s energy infrastructure market faces increasing levels of activity, placing greater pressure on specialist transmission resources and an already stretched hire market, Intium is investing in and deploying its own specialist transmission equipment to improve control over key […] The post Intium invests in specialist equipment to support delivery reliability first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- New project to study how things are heating up in the agriculture industryFarms are having increases in water costs because of water spaying heat stressed cows. Picture: Kerstin Zander Charles Darwin University As Australia’s agricultural sector tries to navigate more frequent and intense heatwaves, a new project by Charles Darwin University (CDU) aims to better understand the impact of the climate extreme on this essential industry. The […] The post New project to study how things are heating up in the agriculture industry first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- REDEARTH EXPANDS INSTALLER SUPPORT WITH AUSTRALIAN-BASED QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANSLeft to Right: Derek Nicol, Senior Electrician, Izack Pitman, Electrical Technician Support Officer and Shazil Khan, Electrician. Australian made energy storage solutions provider, RedEarth Energy Storage (RedEarth) announced today that it has expanded its customer success team to 12 staff, including Australian-based qualified electricians, to support its installer partners. The expansion of the customer success […] The post REDEARTH EXPANDS INSTALLER SUPPORT WITH AUSTRALIAN-BASED QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- REFLECTIONS BYRON BAY RAISES THE ROOF ON TRENDING ACCOMMODATIONView from deck, landscape – Byron Bay Signature Tiny Home TWO new beachfront tiny homes with luxe rooftop sun decks and unparalleled views over iconic destination Clarkes Beach and The Pass are turning heads as an “accommodation first” at Reflections Byron Bay and the village of Byron in northern New South Wales. Nick Baker, chief […] The post REFLECTIONS BYRON BAY RAISES THE ROOF ON TRENDING ACCOMMODATION first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The UK needs an ambitious Circular Economy Growth Plan for textiles nowThis post is by Adam Mansell, CEO of the UK Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT). It is part of a series of blogs exploring why different businesses and sectors have been calling for the government to release its delayed Circular Economy Growth Plan The UK […]
- Fast-food waste driven by wrong orders: studyAssociate Professor Li Ping Thong RMIT University A review into food waste in Australia’s quick service restaurants has found order mistakes are the biggest driver of food waste, with better staff training a key part of the solution. The quick service restaurant sector includes fast-food and takeaway outlets that serve quickly prepared meals with minimal […] The post Fast-food waste driven by wrong orders: study first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Working Together in the Lower Gila River CorridorThe Salt and Gila Rivers flow through central Arizona, providing water supplies to communities, Tribes, agriculture, and industry –and connecting people to nature. This river corridor also...
- McDonald’s warns it will miss 2030 emissions goal, in frank disclosureThe fast-food chain is on track to surpass emissions cuts for operations and electricity, plans $1 billion investment in supply chain resilience. The post McDonald’s warns it will miss 2030 emissions goal, in frank disclosure appeared first on Trellis.
- How Sustainable Water Engineering Supports Climate-Ready CommunitiesClimate change is transforming what is seen in cities and communities in terms of water management. They are seeing higher temperatures, more intense storms, and longer droughts, and at the same time they have ageing infrastructure which puts great stress on their water systems the world over. In that setting engineers and planners are putting...
- Conservation Leadership Initiative Students Soar to New Heightsby Natalie Al-Shihabi, Conservation Leadership Initiative InternAudubon Florida’s Conservation Leadership Initiative (CLI) grants 25 undergraduate students annually the chance to match with a local...
- How eDNA Checks Are Changing Wildlife CareFor many years, wildlife teams had to look for animals in direct ways. They used field surveys, camera traps, and tissue samples. These tools still help. But they cost a lot. They also take time and can disturb wildlife. A new method is now changing this work. It is called environmental DNA, or eDNA. It...
- Audubon Awarded $460,917 to Design Coastal Resilience Strategy for East River Marsh in Guilford, ConnecticutGUILFORD, Conn. — More than half of Connecticut’s salt marshes have been lost after hundreds of years of human intervention, but there is a growing movement to restore these habitats for the...
- Restoring Riparian Buffers at Green Mountain Audubon CenterIt would have been a strange scene to onlookers — all thirty of us out in the field dancing to music from the 70s wearing colorful rain gear while April snow blew sideways. Despite the weather and...
- Protect Georgia’s Okefenokee SwampThe Okefenokee is threatened by the spectre of mining. Titanium company Chemours can keep mining operations away and conserve this area for future generations. The post Protect Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp appeared first on Environment America.
- A First-Time Camper’s Bird’s-Eye View of the Platte River SafariEach summer, young explorers arrive at Audubon’s Rowe Sanctuary ready to discover the wonders of the Platte River ecosystems. From scooping up insects with sweep nets to daily birding adventures to...
- Pedaling the Whooper HighwayEditor's note: Conservation along the Platte River is a collaborative effort, and Rowe Sanctuary works closely with many partners to work towards our habitat and landscape goals. This month, we...
- Restoring the PlatteNebraska is the home of Arbor Day, established in 1874 to promote tree-planting; an effort that has since spread across the country with great success. It is ironic, then, land managers along...
- Intern Reflection: Flipping Logs and Looking at Salamanders“Who remembers the four rules?” I ask, holding up my ready-to-count fist to the group of toddlers, preschoolers, and parents gathered for this week's Nature Playgroup. “Scoop them!” one...
- Cities are going down, while sea levels are going upNew research has revealed that 71% of the world’s coastal population live in regions where the land is sinking, making rising seas twice as dangerous. The study, published today in Nature Communications, has found that the average coastal resident is experiencing sea-level rise of about 6mm per year, which is nearly double the climate-driven rate […]
- World won’t get as hot as feared but will pass warming limit, report saysClimate scientists say there's no chance to limit warming to the international goal set in 2015. But there's some good news, too.
- Congratulations to the 2026 Graduates of the Columbia Climate SchoolOn May 15, M.A. in Climate and Society and M.S. in Climate Finance students gathered to celebrate their accomplishments.
- King County shuttle-to-trails service begins Memorial Day weekendKnown as Trailhead Direct, the service will provide trips to the Mount Si and Issaquah Alps trails on weekends through August.
- How Gold Mining Fueled a Surge in Malaria in the Brazilian AmazonA decade ago, illicit gold miners in the Brazilian Amazon began invading the lands of the Yanomami people. New research finds a clear link between the rush of illegal mining and a surge of malaria among the Yanomami.Read more on E360 →
- A de-extinction company has hatched live chicks from an artificial eggshellA biotech company that aims to resurrect lost creatures says it has hatched live chicks in an artificial environment.
- The circular economy is central to Britain’s energy and resource securityThis post is by Jenny Grant, head of organics and natural capital at the Renewable Energy Association (REA). It is part of a series of blogs exploring why different businesses and sectors have been calling for the government to release its delayed Circular Economy Growth […]
- Orimulsion: lessons from Britain’s brief flirtation with Venezuelan oilWhat do Donald Trump, Powergen and National Power have in common? We investigate short-sighted plans to exploit highly polluting South American fossil fuels, and the environmental fallout. It only took three days for the first energy-related crisis of 2026 to begin. On Saturday 3rd January, the US military launched strikes against a number of targets […]
- Glass: Recycling’s Negative-Value ProblemThe average American household uses about 150 pounds of glass containers each year, but more... The post Glass: Recycling’s Negative-Value Problem appeared first on Earth911.
- The World Is Wasting About $29 Trillion a Year. Here’s Where It Goes.Imagine if every time the world made $100, it threw away $31 of it. Not... The post The World Is Wasting About $29 Trillion a Year. Here’s Where It Goes. appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump gutted USAID. Hunger and violence followed.Researchers are just beginning to understand the human cost of America's retreat from international aid.
- Māori climate risk worsened by colonization, report findsA sweeping national climate assessment argues that exclusion from decision-making has amplified Indigenous vulnerability to floods, storms, and erosion.
- The Solent food web is riddled with PFAS, new research findsA new study has reveals the degree to which per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) proliferate throughout the Solent’s marine food web. In their most wide-ranging investigation yet into PFAS in the stretch of water between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, a team from the University of Portsmouth and the Marine Conservation Society, found ‘forever […]
- Britain green-lights mammoth cultivated meat facilityEurope’s largest production site for lab-grown animal products is set to open in London, setting the table for an industry poised for exponential growth. Meatly, the first continent’s first company to sell cultivated meat, has raised £10.4 million in Series A funding to realise the project, which will see a 20,000-litre bioreactor pilot site built […]
- EV sales accelerate, petrol cars stallEV sales accelerate, petrol cars stall Channel News brendan 19th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Why Australian Businesses Are Turning to Commercial Solar and Battery Storage in 2026By Prabhjeet Singh, Positive Carbon Australian businesses are facing a new energy reality in 2026. Rising electricity prices, growing pressure to reduce emissions, and increasing demand for energy independence are forcing commercial property owners to rethink how they power their operations. For many businesses, the solution is no longer just installing solar panels. The focus has […] The post Why Australian Businesses Are Turning to Commercial Solar and Battery Storage in 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 15.05.2026: Global Fertilizer Markets Enter Holding Pattern Amid Hormuz ClosureGlobal Fertilizer Markets enter Holding Pattern amid Hormuz-closure. • Global urea markets appear to be hibernating on the back of the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the mammoth India tender • Phosphate markets were less active this week, although prices continued to increase on the back of tight availability and the continued […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 15.05.2026: Global Fertilizer Markets Enter Holding Pattern Amid Hormuz Closure first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Yarra Valley Water Reaches Major Digital Meter MilestoneYarra Valley Water Customer, Simon Yarra Valley Water has now installed over 50,000 digital water meters across its network, with customers already benefiting from improved water?use information, as roll-out progresses across Melbourne’s northern and eastern suburbs. Building on the strong results of its trial phase, Yarra Valley Water is continuing its phased upgrade across its network, with around 900,000 digital meters due to […] The post Yarra Valley Water Reaches Major Digital Meter Milestone first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Macroscope: Markets in denial over AI and oil shockMarkets may be underestimating the economic impact of the Hormuz disruption even as AI optimism accelerates — creating a growing disconnect between buoyant markets, fragile consumers and geopolitical risk, according to Sahil Mahtani, Director, Investment Institute. What does an investment strategist do? It is not an old profession and the analogy to military strategists is […] The post Macroscope: Markets in denial over AI and oil shock first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CABI launches Global Partnership for Pesticide Risk ReductionCABI and its partners will launch the “Global Partnership for Pesticide Risk Reduction” tomorrow, bringing together leading stakeholders from the public and private sector to advance a shared commitment to address pesticide risks worldwide. While synthetic pesticides have contributed significantly to protecting crop yields, growing evidence shows some ingredients pose risks to human and animal […] The post CABI launches Global Partnership for Pesticide Risk Reduction first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Can’t go see Seattle’s low tides? Here’s what you’re missingMidday Monday, beachgoers saw some of the Puget Sound’s lowest tides of the year, and with them the chance to spot creatures of the not-so-deep.
- STATEMENT: Funding for wildlife crossings included in US House transportation billEnvironment America applauds Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, calls for additional funding for wildlife crossings The post STATEMENT: Funding for wildlife crossings included in US House transportation bill appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: EPA moves to weaken PFAS water ruleThe EPA on Monday proposed weakening limits on 6 PFAS chemicals in drinking water The post STATEMENT: EPA moves to weaken PFAS water rule appeared first on Environment America.
- Signals in the SkyAs migratory birds travel thousands of miles across continents each year, scientists and conservationists are finding new ways to understand where birds go, where they stop, and what habitats they...
- New Technology Brings Bird Monitoring to the Next Level at Pine IslandThis spring our Pine Island Sanctuary on the Outer Banks welcomed back nesting Osprey, Purple Martins, Tree Swallows, and more thanks to volunteers who cleared out nest boxes and made the sanctuary...
- Can a better harvest save Madagascar’s forests?
- Thousands ordered to evacuate as Southern California wildfire threatens homesAuthorities have ordered thousands of people to evacuate as a wind-driven wildfire threatens suburban homes in Southern California.
- How Smarter Ecommerce Fulfillment Is Shrinking the Industry’s Carbon FootprintMost people don’t think about the carbon trail behind a two-day delivery. You click “buy,” and two days later a box appears on your doorstep. What happened in between – the warehouse energy, the packaging materials, the trucks, the failed delivery attempts, the returns – is largely invisible to consumers, and until recently, to many...
- Why Your Surroundings Might be Secretly Affecting Your Mental HealthLots of people assume that mental health is all about what goes on inside your head – your thoughts, past experiences, or how emotionally resilient you are. And those things are definitely important, but theyre not the only factor at play. There’s another force that seems to get a lot less attention: the environment that...
- Clean energy trade group CEBA refreshes its leadershipAkamai’s director of corporate sustainability was named chair of the trade association, taking over from Google’s head of advanced energy. The post Clean energy trade group CEBA refreshes its leadership appeared first on Trellis.
- Columbia Climate School Mace Bearer Carries a Tradition ForwardThis year, professors Kristina Guild Douglass and Michel Sadelain will both hold the ceremonial role.
- The computer scientist demystifying AI and sustainabilitySasha Luccioni, former climate lead for open source AI company Hugging Face and co-founder of Sustainable AI Group, was among the first to quantify AI’s environmental impacts. The post The computer scientist demystifying AI and sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
- Seattle’s lowest tides in May arrive in broad daylightIt's tide-pooling time! Head to your nearest beach to enjoy what is revealed during the lowest tides of the month.
- Prince William’s Duchy of Cornwall to sell 20% of property portfolio to fund housing, green projectsPrince William’s Duchy of Cornwall plans to sell about 20% of its property portfolio over the next decade.
- How Gitlab manages AI’s emissions overheadThe software company asks suppliers of its artificial intelligence tools to disclose information about carbon emissions and other impacts. The post How Gitlab manages AI’s emissions overhead appeared first on Trellis.
- Where does the water go? Nooksack River flood recovery is complicatedMonths after the 2025 flooding, increasingly desperate residents in Sumas and Everson are urging officials to do something — anything.
- Coal pollution is sabotaging solar powerPollution from coal-fired power plants is significantly reducing the output of solar panels around the world, according to new research that reveals a hidden cost of running fossil fuel and renewable energy systems side by side. The study, led by the University of Oxford and University College London, mapped more than 140,000 solar installations worldwide […]
- When the Lawn Becomes the Fuse: How Climate Change Is Rewiring Grass and WildfireMore than 25,000 square miles of the U.S. Great Basin, an area nearly twelve times... The post When the Lawn Becomes the Fuse: How Climate Change Is Rewiring Grass and Wildfire appeared first on Earth911.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: EarthRating’s Martin Johnston On Making Sustainability Claims CreditableA traditional sustainability certification can take six to eight weeks and thousands of dollars in... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: EarthRating’s Martin Johnston On Making Sustainability Claims Creditable appeared first on Earth911.
- Mayor puts £4.6m into London’s green and blue spacesThe Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has awarded more than £4.6 million to community projects across the capital to improve green and blue spaces and build climate resilience. Announced as the Chelsea Flower Show begins, the funding includes £3.5 million from the second round of the Mayor’s £12 million Green Roots Fund, with grants ranging […]
- The Bipartisan Geothermal Energy Bill That Pennsylvania’s House Passed Is the Quiet Climate Victory America Desperately NeededA specific type of legislation never appears on the front page. It doesn’t come with a presidential tweet or a ribbon-cutting ceremony. It passes on a Tuesday, is briefly mentioned in a regional digest, and then subtly starts to change the way a whole state, possibly a whole nation, powers itself. That is precisely how...
- How Backyard Beekeepers in the American Midwest Are Quietly Doing More for the Environment Than Most Federal ProgramsThere’s a moment in early June when you stand on the edge of a Michigan backyard and realize something is genuinely working. It’s a thick clover. There’s a hint of warm wax in the air. And somewhere behind a neighbor’s fence, behind a garden shed, there’s a hive humming with more purpose than the majority...
- The Alpine Park Environmental Review Failure Is a Symptom of a System That Processes Development Faster Than It Can Assess the DamageNestled within the Dolomites, there is a valley in the Eastern Italian Alps where the rock faces rise over a thousand meters above the inhabited floor below. Scientists are concerned about Val di Fassa at the same time that tourists take pictures of it because of its dramatic appearance. For centuries, the steep channels that...
- The companies not buying carbon credits are the ones we should worry aboutMany still treat carbon credit engagement as a reputational liability rather than a climate responsibility. The post The companies not buying carbon credits are the ones we should worry about appeared first on Trellis.
- The Columbia Gorge Community College Skills Center Upgrade That Is Training a New Generation of Clean Energy Workers in Rural AmericaA truck carrying a Mazak Optiplex 3015 CO2 laser cutter, which probably doesn’t make headlines in most places, pulled into the Columbia Gorge Community College campus in The Dalles, Oregon, on a snowy Friday morning in February. However, that delivery was significant here, where the closest major city is an hour and a half away...
- How the Columbia Gorge Advanced Manufacturing Sector Is Using Environmental Workforce Training to Rebuild a Region the Rest of America ForgotSomething quiet is taking place in a section of the Columbia River Gorge, which features striking basalt cliffs, wind turbines whirling above the highway, and small towns that are half defiant and half asleep. Not loud enough to garner national attention. Not glamorous enough for a press release from Silicon Valley. However, real, in the...
- Addiction Recovery Outcomes Are Being Shaped by Environmental Factors More Than Any Other Variable – New Research From West Virginia Is Groundbreaking.Locals in West Virginia are familiar with a parking lot off Route 60. Not because anything noteworthy occurred there, but rather because of what it stands for: a place where, for years, individuals came and went from treatment, cleaned themselves up, returned home, and then stopped being that way. Long before they had the vocabulary...
- The Great Lakes Microplastic Crisis Is Not Slowing Down – A New Study Shows Concentrations Are Higher Than Any Point in Recorded History.On a clear morning, the water at Lake Michigan’s southern shore appears almost unbelievably blue. Kayakers glide by while families wade in the shallows. People have an innate sense of trust in the Great Lakes because of their vastness, cleanliness, and age. It’s getting more difficult to defend that impression. According to new data, researchers...
- The UNECE Special Rapporteur on Environmental Defenders Is Tracking a Disturbing Global Pattern – It’s Getting Worse in America Too.When someone who attended a public meeting regarding a nearby mine is the subject of a criminal investigation, a certain kind of unease descends upon the community. Not a demonstration. Not disobedience to the law. Just a gathering. For the past three years, Michel Forst, the UNECE Special Rapporteur on Environmental Defenders, has been gathering...
- The Best Environmental Photography of the YearThe winners of the 2026 Environmental Photography Award capture both the lush beauty of the natural world and the heavy imprint left by humanity.Read more on E360 →
- Utah’s fragile desert could feel like the Sahara if America’s biggest data center gets builtThe Great Salt Lake is drying up. What happens when a data center as large as a city sits next to it?
- Gas prices are rising. So is public transit ridership.Mass transit systems are seeing more riders as fuel prices rise, but experts say most Americans still have little choice but to drive.
- Support for British SME energy costs as fuel prices soarThe UK Business Climate Hub has relaunched in a bid to help small and medium sized enterprises navigate the ongoing gas and oil turmoil, and improve resilience. Delivered by Downing Street, the Broadway Initiative, and a number of industry partners, the online resource offers practical guidance on cutting energy bills, accessing finance, improving efficiency and […]
- Insurers say ‘nature risk is now inseparable from financial risk’Loss of biodiversity is now being recognised as a major material threat to policy providers. On Wednesday 13th May, government figures, insurance industry experts and other stakeholders attended an event at Lloyd’s as part of Nature Tech Week. The focus was on new technologies which can be reshape how the insurance sector measures and monitors […]
- Buying five reused items saved me £3.5k – the government should help everyone do the sameI think my love of the circular economy may have started with the love of a bargain. I can’t begin to calculate the many thousands of pounds I’ve saved only filling my wardrobe with secondhand clothing and furnishing my home with high quality finds from […]
- Are Cashews Good for You?Quick Answer: Are Cashews Good for You? Yes, Cashews really are a good for you when you eat them in moderation. Theyre one of the worlds most popular tree nuts – and no wonder. Theyve got a rich mix of healthy fats, plant protein and essential minerals that can help support heart health, give you...
- Antarctic DNA offers vital clues to pinpointing rising sea levelsMonash University Researchers say accurately predicting Antarctica’s impact on global sea levels is an urgent priority that can be achieved by analysing the DNA of tiny land animals, pinpointing the continent’s icy past to paint a clearer picture of the future. In the commentary published in the journal One Earth, co-authored by scientists from Monash University, […] The post Antarctic DNA offers vital clues to pinpointing rising sea levels first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australian National Maritime Museum welcomes the handover of Australia’s earliest boat from the NSW GovernmentAustralian National Maritime Museum Vessel is a gateway to the establishment of Sydney’s maritime economy – Business Sydney calls for support The Australian National Maritime Museum today welcomed the handover from the NSW Government of the Barangaroo Boat into the National Maritime Collection, marking an important step in preserving the vessel for future generations and […] The post Australian National Maritime Museum welcomes the handover of Australia’s earliest boat from the NSW Government first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Smart soil design to stop Australia’s underground water pipelines from corrodingAI-generated image Monash University Engineers are rethinking the soil surrounding buried pipelines in a bid to help reduce Australia’s billion-dollar annual corrosion problem and extend the lifespan of critical infrastructure. Monash research, published in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, explores how specially designed backfill materials could be used as an active corrosion protection system rather than simply […] The post Smart soil design to stop Australia’s underground water pipelines from corroding first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Forestry plan sets direction for local jobs and long-term careersTiwi Plantations Corporation Chair Gibson Farmer Illortaminni and CDU Northern Institute Research Associate Alicia Boyle with the Tiwi Forestry Workforce Plan 2026–2030. Charles Darwin University The month of May marks the approaching end of the fiscal year for many businesses and a rush to find receipts and finalise financials, but for one Tiwi Islands organisation, […] The post Forestry plan sets direction for local jobs and long-term careers first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CEFC invests $10 million to accelerate electric refrigeration across Australian fleetsSunswap electric trucks The CEFC has committed up to $10 million to drive the introduction of low-emissions electric transport refrigeration in Australia to cut diesel use and reduce emissions across the cold chain logistics sector. Sunswap’s fully electric, solar-assisted refrigeration units, called Endurance, are designed to replace diesel powered units commonly fitted to refrigerated trailers. […] The post CEFC invests $10 million to accelerate electric refrigeration across Australian fleets first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The quest for an elusive clean fuel Is moving undergroundThe dream of clean hydrogen has tantalized energy experts for decades. When burned, hydrogen emits only water vapor. It could theoretically be used instead of fossil fuels.
- Solar installations 'through the roof'Solar installations 'through the roof' Channel News brendan 18th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Chevron wants a school district tax break for a data center power plantThe move could save the oil company hundreds of millions in Texas, even as state lawmakers start looking at reining in incentives for data centers.
- Seattle’s lowest tides are coming: Here’s where you can exploreSome of the Puget Sound’s lowest tides of the year are beckoning Seattle area nature lovers right now. Even lower tides are coming next month.
- Old-growth trees on the chopping block: Here’s what we could loseYou may not know just how hard these trees are working — or what we could lose if we let them disappear. The post Old-growth trees on the chopping block: Here’s what we could lose appeared first on Environment America.
- Wild blueberry farms across Maine suffer as climate change upends growing seasonsLike lobster rolls, wild blueberries are iconic in Maine. But heat and drought have set the plants back to a point where many small farmers are struggling against reduced yields and increased costs for mulch and irrigation.
- Celebrated WA author and biologist Thor Hanson reveals the wonders of natureThor Hanson, a biologist whose enthusiasm for nature captivates readers of his books, takes us in search of newts and inside his writing hideaway on a Washington island.
- Does Protein Powder Expire? Shelf Life, Storage Tips, and Warning SignsQuick Answer: Does Protein Powder Expire? Yes, protein powder does expire. Most unopened protein powders last about 1 to 2 years, depending on the brand, protein type, added ingredients, and storage conditions. After opening, many products stay fresh for several months when kept sealed, dry, and away from heat. The date on the tub often...
- Are Zyns Biodegradable? Nicotine Pouch Waste ExplainedZYN pouches are not biodegradable under normal real-world disposal conditions — and they should not be treated as compostable waste. The FDA, in its January 2025 marketing authorization, described ZYN products as “small fiber pouches containing nicotine.” That distinction matters: nicotine pouches are manufactured consumer products, not organic scraps. Even though parts of the pouch...
- New tire efficiency standards could mean cleaner air, help save money and the environmentThe post New tire efficiency standards could mean cleaner air, help save money and the environment appeared first on Environment America.
- Texas’s First State Park in 25 Years Has Some Superb BirdingAt Palo Pinto Mountains State Park, the dusty pink-and-orange glow of the Texas sunrise kisses the skyline. The mountains, which are really a series of rolling hills, are lined by the lush green of...
- What the House Farm Bill Means for Birds, Working Lands, and ConservationAt the end of April, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026, also known as the Farm Bill. This legislation includes critical support for voluntary...
- “The Salton Sea Can’t Wait”—Inaugural Salton Sea Conservancy Board Meeting Spotlights Community Engagement and the Urgent Need for Progress(May 14, 2026, La Quinta, CA) Thursday marked the first board meeting of the new Salton Sea Conservancy, the first conservancy established in California in over fifteen years and a recognition of the...
- Key ways we are protecting endangered species of the USEndangered Species Day provides a moment to reflect on our efforts to support species on the brink The post Key ways we are protecting endangered species of the US appeared first on Environment America.
- In Cuba, the U.S. Fuel Blockade Is Spurring On a Solar BoomFacing a months-long U.S. blockade, Cuba announced Wednesday that the country had run out of diesel and fuel oil. Its unsteady power grid is running on domestically produced crude oil, natural gas, and a growing supply of renewable electricity.Read more on E360 →
- Oregon Zoo returns endangered turtles to the Columbia River GorgeWashington Department of Fish & Wildlife biologists collected the turtles as hatchlings from sites in the Gorge last spring.
- England ready to turn on Europe’s largest flow batteryThe super cell will be connected to the grid in late-2026. Completed by Invinity Energy Systems, the 20.7MWh Copwood VFB Energy Hub in East Sussex is the largest vanadium flow battery installation in Europe. Paired with a 3MW solar array, the facility will mean it is possible to store renewable power at scale, which can […]
- Study advances scale-up of microbial CO₂-to-methane technologyUS researchers have developed a microbial electrosynthesis reactor system that converts carbon dioxide and renewable electricity into methane, while demonstrating that the technology can be scaled up roughly tenfold without losing efficiency — a step that could help move the long-studied approach beyond laboratory-scale systems. The work addresses one of the central challenges associated with […]
- EU aviation fuel rules may favour less efficient production pathwaysEU rules designed to accelerate the use of sustainable aviation fuels may unintentionally favour production pathways that are more energy-intensive and expensive than necessary, according to new research from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. The study examined different methods for producing synthetic methanol — a fuel molecule that can be converted into sustainable aviation […]
- Coal pollution could be cutting global solar output by almost 6%, study suggestsPollution from coal-fired power stations may be reducing global solar electricity generation by nearly 6%, with emissions from fossil fuel plants directly undermining the performance of nearby solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, according to new research led by the University of Oxford and University College London. The study, published in Nature Sustainability, used satellite imagery, atmospheric […]
- COP, huh: what is it good for? Study shows Glasgow conference legacyA new analysis of the benefits brought about by the United Nations Climate Summit in 2021 points to a significant uptick in localised environmental action and global status. Glasgow’s COP26 Legacy: A Business Perspective focuses on progress made in the five years since Scotland’s largest city hosted the world’s leading ecological gathering. Taking in opinion […]
- How a focus on stock indexes can boost your company’s sustainability effortsSustainability teams can collaborate with colleagues in finance to target membership of ESG indexes. The post How a focus on stock indexes can boost your company’s sustainability efforts appeared first on Trellis.
- 5 years of lessons from extended producer responsibility lawsLegal challenges may slow things, but they won’t stop the momentum for tighter, more widespread regulation. The post 5 years of lessons from extended producer responsibility laws appeared first on Trellis.
- Nebraska wonders which is riskier: The fires it starts, or the fires it fightsFires have burned nearly a million acres in Nebraska this year. Are even more the solution?
- The surprising climate fix that Democrats and Republicans both lovePoliticians across the spectrum want more housing. Apartments are a great answer, because they also slash carbon emissions in a big way.
- Energy bills keep rising. These candidates in Georgia say they can help.With the state’s energy future hanging in the balance, 10 people are vying for two seats on the powerful utility commission.
- Once dismissed as weeds, native plants are now flying off the shelvesGardeners across the country are flocking to climate-resilient native plants as concerns about extreme heat, flooding, and pollinators grow.
- Zero-Waste Cleaning and Laundry TipsOne load of laundry can release up to 1.5 million tiny plastic fibers into the... The post Zero-Waste Cleaning and Laundry Tips appeared first on Earth911.
- EcoCeres and Bridge Data Centres Complete First HVO-Powered Backup Fuel Pilot for Data Centres in Asia PacificEcoCeres, a global leader in the innovation and commercialization of renewable fuels and green molecules, and Bridge Data Centres (BDC), a Singapore-headquartered hyperscale data centre provider, have successfully completed Southeast Asia’s first pilot using hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) to power backup generators at BDC’s data centre campus. The pilot marks an important milestone in decarbonizing […] The post EcoCeres and Bridge Data Centres Complete First HVO-Powered Backup Fuel Pilot for Data Centres in Asia Pacific first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- UK Agritech Innovators Heading to New Zealand to Road-Test the Future of FarmingAuckland, NZ – Six UK agritech innovators developing technologies spanning AI-enabled livestock systems, digital-twin carbon tracking, circular agriculture, sustainable horticulture and on-farm energy generation are heading to New Zealand in 2026 as part of the Innovate UK Global Incubator Programme (GIP), creating new opportunities for local industry, investors and research institutions to collaborate on the […] The post UK Agritech Innovators Heading to New Zealand to Road-Test the Future of Farming first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Keeping water meters cosy this winterAs frosty mornings return, safeguarding your water meter can help protect your pipes, keep your water flowing and avoid unnecessary disruptions. Greater Western Water (GWW) is encouraging customers to safeguard their water meters against freezing as winter temperatures drop. When temperatures drop below 0°C and frost sets in, exposed water meters and above-ground pipes can […] The post Keeping water meters cosy this winter first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Construction begins on NSW’s first end-to-end green hydrogen hubPenny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Construction has started on NSW’s first end-to-end hydrogen and ammonia production plant, The Good Earth Green Hydrogen and Ammonia (GEGHA) project, near Moree. GEGHA’s plant will boost NSW’s ability to produce […] The post Construction begins on NSW’s first end-to-end green hydrogen hub first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Complex Is the New NormalToday’s quote is from author Ken Webster and philanthropist Ellen MacArthur: “Ordered, complex, intertwined mutually interdependent... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Complex Is the New Normal appeared first on Earth911.
- Pig gas slaughter 'backed by ministers'Pig gas slaughter 'backed by ministers' Channel News brendan 15th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Lions Club of Werribee’s new pilot to lead one of the most visible and scalable community-driven environmental initiatives within Lions Australia.“The Werribee Lions Canopy Portal pilot project represents far more than a digital platform. It is an opportunity for the Lions Club of Werribee and it’s Eco Club to lead one of the most visible and scalable community-driven environmental initiatives within Lions Australia, ” said Tim Langdon, Publisher of Eco Voice and Treasurer of the […] The post Lions Club of Werribee’s new pilot to lead one of the most visible and scalable community-driven environmental initiatives within Lions Australia. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Spring Migration is Aways ExcitingProbably the most surprising news this spring was that some staff members scared up an American Woodcock with three youngsters. This is the first documentation that this species successfully breeds...
- There’s No Bog Like HomeThere may still be ice in the rivers and snow on the ground, but spring is in the air—and that means migrating shorebirds are, too. Millions of feathered travelers cross whole hemispheres in their...
- Alex Honnold: ‘You just see how much it matters’At Grist’s Turning the Tide event at SF Climate Week, free solo climber and solar energy advocate Alex Honnold shared how his love of climbing became a passion for empowering communities.
- Trump administration aims to roll back limits on toxic wastewater from coal-fired power plantsThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants to relax limits that require coal-fired power plants to prevent the release of toxic heavy metals into streams and rivers.
- Spring Creek Prairie is Definitely for the BirdersBy Jane HoltTen people gathered at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center on a recent April morning, a morning filled with sunshine, warm temps and bird song. While the sun and 60-degree temperature...
- How Smarter Material Handling Helps Green Industrial WorkMaterial handling is key to a cleaner factory or warehouse. By cutting waste, saving energy and keeping workers safe, it makes the whole operation run more smoothly. Key Points The way you move materials around has a big impact on how much energy you use, how much waste you generate and how safe your workers...
- Why Smart Home Security Systems Are Worth ItMore and more homeowners are starting to put the planet first – and also want to keep their homes safe from harm. Smart security monitoring solutions tick both boxes – they help you save energy, while keeping your home secure. Smart Systems Save Energy & Make Life Easier Old-school alarm systems were limited to just...
- Protect Beach Babies on Memorial DayAudubon is calling on beachgoers to make beaches safer for birds by avoiding their nesting areas during this busy holiday weekend and throughout the summer.These special birds lay their eggs right on...
- Indonesia May Soon Lose Its Last GlaciersScientists estimate that Indonesia will lose its two remaining glaciers by 2030—a warning for glaciers around the world.
- Corporate affairs teams feel unprepared for deepfake and AI threatsNew GlobeScan data reveals that corporate affairs teams lack confidence in their readiness to manage deepfake and AI-driven misinformation incidents, even as AI usage rises among top global business risks. The post Corporate affairs teams feel unprepared for deepfake and AI threats appeared first on Trellis.
- Why the inner work of sustainability is a key to professional successA new book and practice offer sustainability professionals a path from burnout and overwhelm to clarity, connection and purpose. The post Why the inner work of sustainability is a key to professional success appeared first on Trellis.
- Government and Wayve to accelerate self-driving in BritainThe government has signed a formal partnership with Wayve, one of the UK’s leading artificial intelligence scale-ups, in a move designed to put Britain at the forefront of next-generation self-driving technology. The Memorandum of Understanding between the Department for Business and Trade and the autonomous driving pioneer aims to deepen collaboration on research, support responsible […]
- Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert Honored with Audubon’s Rachel Carson AwardNEW YORK (May 14, 2026) – The National Audubon Society honored environmental journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Kolbert with the Rachel Carson Award at the Women in...
- Paper Towels, Tissues, and Napkins: America’s 13 Billion-Pound Waste Habit40 pounds of paper towels per American per year. The United States is the world’s... The post Paper Towels, Tissues, and Napkins: America’s 13 Billion-Pound Waste Habit appeared first on Earth911.
- The State of Fusion Energy in 2026: Real Reactors, Real Grids, Real CaveatsOn April 30, a fusion company took a step that would have seemed like science... The post The State of Fusion Energy in 2026: Real Reactors, Real Grids, Real Caveats appeared first on Earth911.
- Restoring the Flow: A Milestone in the Revival of the EvergladesThe campaign to restore the Everglades has received a boost with completion of a key project that returns the flow of water to 55,000 acres that had once been drained for development. Experts see it as a major step forward in bringing back South Florida’s River of Grass.Read more on E360 →
- Climate change is driving a tick boom. MAHA is blaming Bill Gates.The conspiracists are right about one thing: Ticks are getting worse.
- First crypto, now data centers: How tech is reshaping this North Carolina communityCryptocurrency mines are being repurposed to power the AI boom, sparking a regional backlash.
- A cause uniting all: Americans show broad support for wildlife crossingsMore than 15,000 people across the country took action and urged Congress to support the Wildlife Crossings Program The post A cause uniting all: Americans show broad support for wildlife crossings appeared first on Environment America.
- The Brazilian government keeps giving out mining licenses in the Amazon – in spite of evidence of gold ‘laundering’An InfoAmazonia investigation found patterns of illegal gold laundering in the Tapajós River basin in Pará state, where Indigenous communities like the Munduruku people face mercury contamination from mining activity.
- What the rise of natural gas-powered data centers means for emission-reduction pledgesAmazon, Google and Microsoft are building AI data centers at a furious pace, threatening climate commitments and may cause a ripple effect for customers. The post What the rise of natural gas-powered data centers means for emission-reduction pledges appeared first on Trellis.
- Good, Better, Best — Cutting Down Paper WastePaper is one of the easiest materials to recycle, and Americans are still pretty good... The post Good, Better, Best — Cutting Down Paper Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Environmental regulations are about to ground cheap flightsEuropean airlines are expected to feel the greatest financial impact of increasingly tight emissions laws. Sustainable Aviation Fuel mandates, carbon trading systems, offsetting and greenhouse gas reduction schemes are set to drive major cost increases for flight operators and passengers over the next decade. Often considered leaders in climate, air pollution and decarbonisation measures, the EU […]
- GCCEC TRACKS AHEAD ON KEY SUSTAINABILITY TARGETSGCCEC 10c Bottle Collection Program The Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre (GCCEC) is tracking ahead of key targets in its five-year sustainability plan, delivering strong waste diversion results at the close of year two. A structured waste management plan is now embedded across all areas of the venue, driving a consistent approach to how […] The post GCCEC TRACKS AHEAD ON KEY SUSTAINABILITY TARGETS first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The power of fungal networksThe power of fungal networks Channel Comment brendan 14th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Foreshore rehabilitation partnership gets to the pointLMCC Deputy CEO David Hughes and Biraban LALC CEO Jamie Williams check out the rehabilitated site Lake Macquarie City Council has joined forces with Biraban Local Aboriginal Land Council to preserve one of the city’s most scenic stretches of lakeside land. Council project staff worked alongside Aboriginal heritage officers from the land council to rehabilitate […] The post Foreshore rehabilitation partnership gets to the point first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- SMA Australia’s 2026 Federal Budget response: Investment certainty, grid stability and project bankability matter just as much as headline renewable targets.SMA Australia Australia’s energy transition is entering a more mature investment phase: one where investment certainty, grid stability and project bankability matter just as much as headline renewable targets. Australia already has a strong pipeline of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects. The focus now must be on enabling high-quality projects to progress efficiently from […] The post SMA Australia’s 2026 Federal Budget response: Investment certainty, grid stability and project bankability matter just as much as headline renewable targets. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- First $60 million in community benefits unlocked by the New England Renewable Energy ZonePenny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council New England and Upper Hunter communities will share in an initial $60 million investment to deliver local infrastructure, services and employment opportunities as part of the New England Renewable Energy Zone. […] The post First $60 million in community benefits unlocked by the New England Renewable Energy Zone first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- GDM Fast-Tracks Cash Flow Through Historic Tailings Recovery at Challenger.Cashflow from historic mine waste at GDMs Challenger-Mine Great Divide Mining Ltd (ASX:GDM) (“GDM” or “the Company”) is pleased to advise that the Company is expanding the scale of recovery and processing of historic surface mine waste at its Challenger Gold Mine near Adelong, NSW. The Company has recently completed reconstruction of historical site access […] The post GDM Fast-Tracks Cash Flow Through Historic Tailings Recovery at Challenger. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- New Funding Will Help Turn the Tide on Salt Marsh Loss in MarylandBALTIMORE – The National Audubon Society has received a $13 million grant that will support large-scale marsh restoration projects across Maryland, addressing the rapid loss of salt marsh habitat...
- How Utility Locating Keeps the Environment Safe During ExcavationsUtility locating is more than just a safety precaution – it’s a way to really minimize the risk of causing damage to the environment. When you know what’s buried underground, you can avoid accidentally hitting gas lines, water mains, sewer pipes, electric cables and telecom connections. And if you do hit these lines, it can...
- King’s Speech plugs in new era of UK energyA series of Bills set out in King Charles’ parliamentary address will transform how Britain builds and expands infrastructure, and pays for its power. In total, the King’s Speech on Wednesday 13th May 2026 included the announcement of 37 new bills. These touch on a number of areas and industries, including housing, defence and security, […]
- Scottish Onshore Wind Developers Forum formally launchesA new industry group, the Scottish Onshore Wind Developers Forum (SOWDF), was formally launched on 13 May, in a bid to bring together leading onshore wind developers and operators to ensure the sector has a strong and dedicated voice in Scotland. The launch of the Forum comes at a critical moment for the sector. Scotland’s […]
- King’s Speech puts energy independence and water reform centre stageOvershadowed politically by mounting speculation over Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership, the King’s Speech nevertheless sought to advance an ongoing programme of infrastructure and regulatory reform, with energy independence, grid resilience and the future governance of the UK water sector emerging as major themes alongside headline measures on immigration, NHS restructuring, transport infrastructure and closer EU […]
- Serial arsonist in Yakima County sentenced to 20 years in prisonThe Yakima man, 34, pleaded guilty to four counts of arson on federal land and single counts of setting fire to timber and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
- Former Salesforce sustainability exec starts AI consulting practiceBoris Gamazaychikov is teaming with AI researcher Sasha Luccioni, one of the first climate scientists to sound alarms about AI’s environmental impact. The post Former Salesforce sustainability exec starts AI consulting practice appeared first on Trellis.
- Warmer Waters Bring Great White Sharks to Southern CaliforniaSouthern California has seen a spike in great white shark sightings amid a spate of unseasonably warm spring weather. Experts expect to see more unusual heat, and more sharks, in the months ahead.Read more on E360 →
- Oregon Prepares for a Challenging Summer of Water Shortages and High Fire RiskBy last week, data from Oregon showed the snow had completely melted away in some of the state’s mountain ranges. That’s a month or more earlier than usual.
- British beef advert guilty of greenwashing, say ASAThe Advertising Standards Authority has partially upheld complaints from Chris Packham against the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) regarding its ‘Let’s Eat Balanced’ campaign promoting British meat and dairy. The ASA rejected some complaints. It ruled that TV ads featuring grazing cows did not misleadingly imply all UK cattle are outdoor-reared, noting government data […]
- Santa Marta May Be the Moment the World Started Walking Away From Fossil FuelsFifty-seven countries representing roughly a third of the global economy walked into a coal port... The post Santa Marta May Be the Moment the World Started Walking Away From Fossil Fuels appeared first on Earth911.
- Why Green Cleaning Practices Are a Must for Commercial PropertiesConventional cleaning products get the job done on the surface but leave behind something that hardly ever crosses the minds of building managers. Most standard cleaning agents continue to release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) long after the cleaning crew has left, quietly ruining the indoor air quality in offices, shops and shared facilities. And let’s...
- Building a Strong Bond With Your New Puppy: Psychology, Trust, and Early Behavior FoundationsBringing a puppy home is usually painted as this big, exciting moment – and it definitely is. But beneath all that excitement, there’s something quieter happening. Your new puppy isn’t just learning where to pee or how to sit. Deep down, it’s trying to figure out if this new world is actually safe. That’s why...
- Autodesk, EY and Salesforce top this carbon credits leaderboard. Here’s what you can learn from themA survey by independent rater Calyx Global identified the three companies as leading large buyers. The post Autodesk, EY and Salesforce top this carbon credits leaderboard. Here’s what you can learn from them appeared first on Trellis.
- Ban trawling to double chances of marine life recoveryAlmost none of the European seabed is protecting from damaging fishing practices, but areas which are off-limits just produced startling results. Led by Dr Ben Harris at the University of Exeter, a new analysis of Scotland’s South Arran Marine Protected Area — which has been out of bounds to trawlers for over a decade — […]
- The Cape Cod Oceanographic Institution Just Reimagined the World Map – Why It Won an Award — And Why It Matters for Environmental ScienceThere’s something subtly satisfying about an old concept making a comeback. The world map that most people have never seen was created by oceanographer Athelstan Spilhaus, who walked the docks of Woods Hole in the 1940s and passed away in 1998. He pushed the land outward, rotated, and stretched the well-known continents-in-the-middle arrangement until the...
- How a Tiny Town in Oregon Is Proving That Environmental Protection and Economic Affordability Are Not Mutually ExclusiveA small bungalow quietly sits behind a hedge on a drizzly spring morning in inner Northeast Portland, and another house is almost hidden behind the bungalow. You might pass it twice without noticing. That’s the whole point, in a way. The chair of the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission, Anyeley Hallovà, stops on the...
- 4 lessons from corporate GHG accounting implementationToday’s GHG accounting systems are complex, convoluted and filled with eye-glazing jargon. We need to fix them. The post 4 lessons from corporate GHG accounting implementation appeared first on Trellis.
- Launch of ECOsmart sustainability certification Greengage Solutions in AustraliaGreengage Solutions CEO Andrew Perolls (5th from left) with the team from Discover the World (including CEO Ian Murray (4th from left) at a recent meeting in the UK. ECOsmart sustainability certification launches in Australia through partnership with Discover the World A new partnership between Greengage Solutions and Discover the World has brought the ECOsmart […] The post Launch of ECOsmart sustainability certification Greengage Solutions in Australia first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Yarra Valley Water brings bill support pop?ups to Melbourne’s north and eastYarra Valley Water is bringing face-to-face financial support to Darebin, Manningham and Banyule households this May and June, making it easier for residents to get help with their water bills. Yarra Valley Water’s financial support team will host a series of pop?up events, giving customers the chance to have a friendly, in person chat about […] The post Yarra Valley Water brings bill support pop?ups to Melbourne’s north and east first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Climatologist Who Is Bridging Climate Science and Christian Faith — And Why His Approach Is Reaching Communities That Have Ignored Every Other MessageYou notice that Katharine Hayhoe doesn’t start her sentences with carbon when you first hear her speak. People are where she starts. Her vowels have a slight Canadian softness, and her patience seems almost inappropriate in a debate that has been shouting itself hoarse for twenty years. She talks about Texas water tables, farmers in...
- Wall Street is betting big on clean energy techFervo Energy's IPO could raise $1.8 billion in one of the largest renewable energy public offerings ever, signaling growing investor confidence in clean energy.
- The EPA wants to shift monitoring of toxic coal ash to statesThe move comes at a time when many state environmental budgets have been slashed.
- Georgia Snakes Are Changing Their Behavior Because of Climate Change – What That Tells Us About the Broader Ecological Collapse Already Underway.I had to read the statement twice when I first learned that eastern diamondback rattlesnakes were sliding into rivers. Rather than riverbanks, diamondbacks prefer dry pine flats and sun-warmed sand. However, researchers in Georgia are currently observing precisely that, as radio-tracking collars show animals engaging in activities that their ancestors most likely never did. Even...
- The NOAA Coral Resilience Strategy Is the Most Ambitious Government Marine Conservation Plan in 20 Years – Scientists Say It May Still Not Be Enough.The first thing you notice about NOAA’s new coral resilience plan—which was discreetly released on a Friday in May—is how much it sounds like a last-ditch effort. 15 years old. Six areas of focus. an objective to preserve American reefs long enough for the rest of the world to come up with solutions for the...
- The Food Tank Report on One Year of Trump Climate Policy Is the Most Comprehensive Damage Assessment Published by Any Independent OrganizationReading the entire Food Tank report feels different than scrolling through a news feed for some reason. It lacks punch. It is not intended to become viral. It lands precisely because it is a date-by-date ledger that is almost clerical in its restraint. Twelve months’ worth of decisions, all written in simple terms, with the...
- The Dark Earth of the Amazon That Lets Trees Grow Six Times Larger — And Scientists Think It Could Be Key to Fighting Climate ChangeThere is a soil that doesn’t behave like soil should somewhere along a slow bend of the Xingu river, where the macaws scream louder than the rain. It is dispersed throughout an otherwise pale, sandy, and, to be honest, somewhat worn-out landscape in dark, nearly charcoal-black patches. It has been known for generations by the...
- Juveniles emerge as Woylies thrive across WA’s wider WheatbeltA Woylie bounces through the Wheatbelt. © Zarah Wessels Life beyond the fence is shaping up to be full of promise for the threatened Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong), with initial surveys showing the marsupials are faring well almost a year after being moved outside a feral predator-free exclosure in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt. Their release was part of a trial to […] The post Juveniles emerge as Woylies thrive across WA’s wider Wheatbelt first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- SAFF® technology progresses to world-leading sewage PFAS trialWork-ready SAFF® PFAS remediation technology pictured arriving at a confidential sewage treatment plant. Australian company EPOC Enviro’s Surface-Active Foam Fractionation (SAFF®) technology has commenced a full-scale PFAS remediation trial at an Australian wastewater treatment facility following compelling bench-scale performance in sewage. Bench-scale testing demonstrated exceptional PFAS removal across both the liquid and solids phases of […] The post SAFF® technology progresses to world-leading sewage PFAS trial first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Budget investment in consumer energy resources can unlock more ambitious visions for the sectorThe Federal Government’s budget commitment to a new Consumer Energy Resources (CER) National Technical Regulator is a welcome announcement that can unlock more ambitious visions for the future of Australia’s grid, says the RACE for 2030 cooperative research centre. The 2026–27 Federal Budget allocates $25.3 million over four years to establish the national regulator, as part of a broader $97.3 […] The post Budget investment in consumer energy resources can unlock more ambitious visions for the sector first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Algenesis & Blueview Launch the Algae-Based Polyurethane IndustryTravel back in time to hear the origin story of Algenesis, which started as two... The post Best of Sustainability In Your Ear: Algenesis & Blueview Launch the Algae-Based Polyurethane Industry appeared first on Earth911.
- NEW DATA: Massachusetts leads region on renewables generation, EVsBay State also ranks in national top 5 for number of EV charging ports The post NEW DATA: Massachusetts leads region on renewables generation, EVs appeared first on Environment America.
- REPORT: More U.S. states than ever tapping benefits of clean energyFrom Oklahoma to Maine, 32 states get at least 10% of their power from renewables. The post REPORT: More U.S. states than ever tapping benefits of clean energy appeared first on Environment America.
- THCA Flower vs Caffeine: Effects, Risks, and Key DifferencesCaffeine and THCA flower affect the body in very different ways. Caffeine is a stimulant that helps many adults feel more alert. THCA flower is cannabis flower that can become intoxicating THC when heated, which creates impairment, drug-testing, legal, and safety risks. The two are not equal “energy tools.” Caffeine is widely legal and commonly...
- Why the UK wind industry needs circularityMuch has been written about the short term impact of the war in Iran and the havoc it’s wreaking on fuel prices. But Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, is quite certain what the long term impact will be. It will be […]
- How Digital Habits Can Help Make a More Sustainable LifestyleEvery single time we search for something, watch a video or store an email, a sliver of energy is used and is funneling through all those data centers, transmission networks and in our own hands. It’s easy to overlook the environmental impact of technology because it all just sort of fades into the background but...
- Digital Strategies That Help Environmental Initiatives Grow Their Online PresenceEnvironmental initiatives often face an uphill battle. Your cause is urgent, and there is an eager audience ready to help. But without a clear digital strategy, even your most important work might remain completely invisible to the people who care the most. A strong website is no longer just a nice extra. It acts as...
- New forecasts: wind and solar to continue to growNew federal energy forecasts show wind and solar energy continuing to grow in 2026. The post New forecasts: wind and solar to continue to grow appeared first on Environment America.
- Report: Nevada’s lithium boom comes at the expense of Indigenous rightsAs demand for critical minerals surges, Indigenous leaders and Amnesty International say mining projects are advancing without tribal consent.
- New Poll: 75% of Arizona Voters Demand Action on Colorado River Water SecurityPHOENIX, AZ – With Arizona lawmakers and the Governor negotiating the state budget for the next fiscal year, a new statewide poll delivers an unambiguous signal from voters: fund water security...
- The Good Neighbor Authority—The Most Important Forest Management Tool You’ve Probably Never Heard ofA mention of a national forest probably evokes images of pristine wilderness, mountain trails, fall foliage, wildlife habitat, untouched gorges, lakes and rivers. But behind those landscapes is a...
- Climate Finance in the Multipolar EraClimate finance in the multipolar era will be driven less by collective targets and more by the need to manage geopolitical security risks in a less stable world.
- How a Once Obscure Federal Law Could Shape America’s Public Lands for DecadesThe plans governing U.S. public land use usually develop slowly, the product of years—or even decades—of deliberation and input from ranchers, outdoor recreation enthusiasts, Tribes...
- What’s next for the Greater Sage-Grouse?The future of the Greater Sage-Grouse, and the health of the broader sagebrush ecosystem, has long been shaped by land-use decisions spread across millions of acres of the American West. In January...
- Harrison Ford to grads: In a ‘messy’ world, find your purpose
- A New Study Explains How Carbon Dioxide Cools the Upper Atmosphere—and Warms Earth BelowResearchers have solved a long-standing atmospheric puzzle: how rising carbon dioxide cools the stratosphere even as it warms Earth’s surface and lower atmosphere.
- You can watch Cowlitz Tribe’s livestream of baby beaver familyThe baby beavers and their mother are growing and learning survival behaviors.
- Environment Texas urges lawmakers to strengthen funding for wildlife conservation and state parksIn testimony to the Texas Legislature, Environment Texas called for greater investment in the State Wildlife Action Plan, wildlife corridors and crossings, and repairs to Texas’ aging state park infrastructure. The post Environment Texas urges lawmakers to strengthen funding for wildlife conservation and state parks appeared first on Environment America.
- WA homeowners, farmers say their land is being stolen for data centersData center developers have been champing at the bit for more energy. A new power line through Grant County would go through 34 private properties.
- Why Your Brain Works Better When Time Has EdgesHave you ever noticed that you can get something done in 20 minutes before a meeting that you couldn’t finish in three open hours on a free afternoon? That’s not a coincidence, and it’s not just stress making you faster. […] The post Why Your Brain Works Better When Time Has Edges appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Gibraltar faces scrutiny over decades of untreated sewage discharges into MediterraneanGibraltar has come under renewed environmental scrutiny following reports that the British overseas territory has discharged untreated sewage directly into the Mediterranean Sea for decades because it has never operated a wastewater treatment plant. An investigation published by The Guardian on 6 May said wastewater from Gibraltar’s population of almost 40,000 residents and businesses is […]
- By Fueling Drought, El Niño Raises the Risk of Violent ConflictA study of hundreds of armed conflicts around the world finds that severe drought raises the risk of violent clashes. The study is the latest addition to a growing body of evidence showing that climate shocks spark conflict. Read more on E360 →
- Environment Agency launches river ecosystem mapping tool for EnglandThe Environment Agency has published a new open-data mapping platform designed to show how rivers across England support ecosystem services and where interventions may be needed to improve environmental outcomes. The tool, known as the Ecosystem Service Map Explorer (ESME), was released on 11 May as part of the agency’s Riverine Natural Capital Condition and […]
- Electronics: The Fastest-Growing Waste Stream in Your Home24. That is the average number of electronic devices sitting in a typical American home... The post Electronics: The Fastest-Growing Waste Stream in Your Home appeared first on Earth911.
- Europe’s largest vanadium flow battery completed in East Sussex ahead of 2026 launchInvinity Energy Systems has completed construction of its 20.7 MWh Copwood VFB Energy Hub in East Sussex, a project set to become Europe’s largest vanadium flow battery (VFB) installation when it enters service later this year. The project combines 90 vanadium flow batteries with a 3 MW solar array designed to store surplus daytime solar […]
- Understanding Ethical and Legal Challenges in Modern HealthcareModern healthcare is changing quickly, with new treatments, digital tools, and expanded access reshaping how care is delivered. As systems grow more advanced, they also become more complex. Healthcare professionals must now consider not only clinical outcomes but also ethical responsibilities and legal requirements that guide patient care. These factors influence everything from treatment decisions...
- Nature on the King’s AgendaThe UK Government’s first national security assessment on biodiversity loss, published in January, should have been a political watershed that changed how we think about nature policy. Developed with input from the Joint Intelligence Committee, MI5 and MI6, the assessment was unambiguous in its conclusion that ecosystem collapse is a direct threat to UK food […]
- How climate change could help hantavirus find more hostsExperts say extreme weather is boosting the odds that the pathogens carried by rodents will spill over into human populations.
- How To Help Your Child’s Daycare Be More Sustainable About 14.7 million American children under age 6 have all their parents working, so most... The post How To Help Your Child’s Daycare Be More Sustainable appeared first on Earth911.
- Samsara Eco expands Nylon Materials Collective with Outdoor Industry Association and leading global brandsCircular materials innovator, Samsara Eco today announced the expansion of its Nylon Materials Collective, welcoming the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) alongside leading global brands including Burton, W. L. Gore & Associates, Black Diamond Equipment, Red Wing Shoe Company, and Big Agnes. The expansion marks a significant milestone for the Collective, which launched in November 2025 […] The post Samsara Eco expands Nylon Materials Collective with Outdoor Industry Association and leading global brands first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- ARBS 2026 Closes on Record Numbers as Industry Gathers in ForceARBS 2026 has closed its doors at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre following three days that drew record attendance and set a new benchmark for the biennial event. A total of 10,200 attendees made this the largest ARBS in the exhibition’s history, with more than 300 exhibitors filling a 19,000m² show floor — the largest […] The post ARBS 2026 Closes on Record Numbers as Industry Gathers in Force first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- How satellite IoT can enhance remote water system monitoringHow data is monitored is changing across the water sector. It is no longer something that is merely collected for compliance and reviewed periodically. It is being examined more closely, and more often, by a wider set of stakeholders. Regulators are asking more of it, the public is seeing more of it, and when incidents occur, it […]
- 'All politics is theatre''All politics is theatre' Channel Comment brendan 12th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Is Gum Biodegradable? What Most People Don’t Actually Know About Chewing Gum WasteIs gum biodegradable? It’s a question more people are asking — and the short answer is no. Most conventional chewing gum is not biodegradable. The bit that stays in your mouth long after the flavour wears off – that chewy gum base – is made from synthetic polymers that refuse to break down in the...
- Schneider Electric reports strong early progress under new sustainability roadmap, Impact 2030Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, today published the 2026 first-quarter results of its new sustainability roadmap, Impact 2030. Building on Schneider Electric’s long-standing leadership and distinctive approach to sustainability, Impact 2030 structures the Group’s ambition around four strategic pillars – electrifying the world, reinventing the industry, unlocking human potential, and empowering local communities – […] The post Schneider Electric reports strong early progress under new sustainability roadmap, Impact 2030 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Using vessel movements to forecast invasive seaweed spreadHandfuls of Caulerpa. CREDIT: Richie Hughes, Earth Sciences NZ Australian Institute of Marine Science Key facts: Research led by AIMS used vessel movement analysis to predict the spread of invasive Caulerpa seaweed species in New Zealand’s coastal waters. Scientists identified high-risk locations, likely spread routes, and potential worst-case scenarios using data from 4,000 anchorage events […] The post Using vessel movements to forecast invasive seaweed spread first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Epson named CitySwitch Champion for third consecutive year(l-r) Epson Australia’s environment and sustainability manager Fatida Un and North Sydney Mayor Zoë Baker Recognising ongoing commitment to sustainability and carbon management Epson Australia has been recognised as a CitySwitch Champion for the third consecutive year, affirming the company’s long-term commitment to sustainability leadership, carbon management and practical climate action across its Australian operations. The CitySwitch Awards celebrate businesses […] The post Epson named CitySwitch Champion for third consecutive year first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Chapters' Corner, May 2026Climate Watch Bird Surveys Commence May 15 Looking for an opportunity to make your bird sightings meaningful to Audubon’s climate scientists? Consider adopting a Climate Watch plot and visiting it...
- Towhee Terrace Takes FLIGHT at DebsIf you take a stroll down Flores Trail to Los Nogales Nursery, you will spot a small patch of blue flags along the hillside to your left. And much like the rest of our restoration sites, the flags...
- Green Laundry Guide: Read This Before You UpgradeMost of us don’t think much about the environmental footprint of doing the washing. But laundry is one of the more resource-intensive routines in the average Australian household. Between the hot water, the electricity, the chemicals going down the drain and the microfibres entering waterways, it adds up. The good news is that a greener...
- Why greenwashing studies create a catch-22 for companiesA framework for measuring the hard-to-define practice is proving useful to scientists. Others are no so sure. The post Why greenwashing studies create a catch-22 for companies appeared first on Trellis.
- In Brazil's Cerrado, a billion-dollar bet pays off
- Geopolitics, AI and economic strain top business risksNew GlobeScan data highlights leading areas of concern for global businesses in 2026. The post Geopolitics, AI and economic strain top business risks appeared first on Trellis.
- New initiative aims to expand scope of corporate water targetsWWF, WRI, SCS Global Services and CEO Water Mandate are collaborating to guide assessments that also consider electricity and supply chains. The post New initiative aims to expand scope of corporate water targets appeared first on Trellis.
- A community’s fight to restore fire-ravaged moorlandA documentary has been released telling the story of a devastating moorland wildfire that swept through the Goyt Valley, near Buxton, in spring 2025 and the ongoing community-led efforts to restore the landscape. Commissioned by Moors for the Future Partnership, the film centres on the voices of local residents, businesses and volunteers who witnessed the […]
- To move a 40-ton fin whale carcass, Samish Island finds a wayHundreds descended on a quiet beach for what would likely be a once-in-a-lifetime viewing. Then the realities of a giant rotting whale carcass began to sink in.
- Financial aid lags massive damage from WA’s December floodsSo far, about $28 million in aid has been given to people affected by the record December 2025 flooding in Western Washington.
- Sustainability In Your Ear: Emerald Packaging CEO Kevin Kelly Delivers Recycled Produce PackagingAmericans throw away nearly 5 million tons of film and flexible plastic packaging every year,... The post Sustainability In Your Ear: Emerald Packaging CEO Kevin Kelly Delivers Recycled Produce Packaging appeared first on Earth911.
- The British cuppa under threat as climate change turns tea bitterThe great British cup of tea could become harsher, more expensive and less reliable as climate change disrupts the growing conditions on which its familiar flavour depends, according to a new report. The analysis, published by Christian Aid, finds that rising temperatures and increasingly unpredictable weather are already altering the chemistry of tea leaves in […]
- As the Planet Warms, Why Is the Upper Atmosphere Cooling?While our emissions are trapping heat near the surface of the Earth, they are having the opposite effect in the upper atmosphere. For decades, the stratosphere has been cooling. A new study helps explain why.Read more on E360 →
- How the Natural Resources Defense Council Is Using the Pennsylvania Clean Water Grant Program as a National Template for Urban Water JusticeA certain type of annoyance develops gradually over years when you witness an issue that is acknowledged by all but is hardly ever resolved. That kind of issue is the cost of water in American cities. Unlike a chemical spill, it doesn’t make front pages. The visceral images of a flooded street or a collapsed...
- The Amazon Dark Earth Discovery That Could Be the Most Significant Climate Science Breakthrough Since the Discovery of the Carbon CycleThere is a soil that just shouldn’t act the way it does, somewhere deep in the Xingu Indigenous Park, beneath the sound of macaws and the slow trickle of rainforest humidity. Scattered in patches throughout an otherwise sandy, reddish, and, to be honest, somewhat starved landscape, it is dark, almost charcoal black. Terra preta is...
- New Orleans wants to fix its Mardi Gras mess. So why is the trash pile still growing?This year's Carnival resulted in 1.4 tons of beads, beer cans, and other trash along the city’s parade routes — the highest total on record.
- The IEA Report on Methane Emissions Is the Most Important Climate Document of 2026 – Almost Nobody in America Read It.The report was released on a Monday in early May, the same week that primary results and a new round of tariff disputes dominated American cable news. Sitting in its Paris offices, the International Energy Agency discreetly uploaded the Global Methane Tracker 2026, a 79-page document, and hosted a press conference that was primarily attended...
- The Corporate Capital Budget Conflict That No CFO Wants to Talk About – Resilience vs. Efficiency in the Age of Climate RiskThis summer, during a quarterly planning meeting, a CFO will examine two line items and notice a tiny knot forming. One has a clean four-year payback period and is an HVAC retrofit. The other is a battery storage system whose revenue is contingent upon an event not occurring. They both desire the same sum of...
- The KUTV Investigation Into Data Centers’ Environmental Impact Reveals That America Is Trading Long-Term Resource Security for Short-Term Tech GrowthThe area outside Tremonton, Utah, where the next wave of America’s digital economy is expected to take hold, has an odd quiet. Fences, fields, and the odd truck coming onto the road. A building the size of multiple football fields, humming, drawing power, drinking water, and waiting for an AI future that no one can...
- The World Bank Just Warned That Climate Change Could Cut Malaysia’s GDP by 8 Percent by 2050 – The Same Math Applies to American States.As is customary, the latest World Bank report on Malaysia arrived last week in a low-key manner, drowned out by the more pressing cacophony of currency fluctuations and earnings season. However, after some time, the figures begin to feel more like a mirror held up to a long row of American states that have been...
- The Minnesota Climate Lawsuit That Could Force Big Oil to Pay for Flood Damage in Every State—If the Trump DOJ Doesn’t Kill It FirstAs is customary, the filing was received on a Monday. Early in the week, when the news cycle is fresh and reporters are still closely monitoring their inboxes, major legal actions take place. On May 4, the Justice Department entered a federal district court in Minnesota and pleaded with the judge to order a state...
- The Vanderbilt EELU Conference on Environmental Law Is Setting the Legal Framework for Climate Litigation That Will Play Out Over the Next 30 YearsOn January 21, the room at Vanderbilt Law School did not appear to be the site of the planning of the next thirty years of environmental law in the United States. Coffee thermoses, folding chairs, and slightly crooked name tags were all present. However, the panelists kept returning, almost unintentionally, to one unsettling notion: the...
- How Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew’s Global Environmental Leadership Is Changing the Conversation About Faith and Climate Action in AmericaA soft-spoken man in black robes had been calling climate change a sin for almost forty years, while the majority of the world was still debating its existence. His name is unfamiliar to the majority of Americans. That says something on its own. Bartholomew, the Ecumenical Patriarch, does not easily fit into the American consciousness....
- The Search for Sustainable PaversCement and concrete production accounts for about 8% of global carbon dioxide emissions, which is... The post The Search for Sustainable Pavers appeared first on Earth911.
- Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 08.05.2026: Global urea markets cool as affordability pressure builds acrossGlobal fertiliser markets softened this week as affordability constraints, geopolitical uncertainty, and diverging regional supply conditions continued to reshape nutrient pricing and trade flows. Nitrogen markets, particularly urea, showed signs of cooling following recent Indian tender activity, while phosphates remain fundamentally tight despite growing buyer resistance to higher prices. Potash prices continued to edge higher […] The post Weekly Update – Global Fertiliser Markets – w/e 08.05.2026: Global urea markets cool as affordability pressure builds across first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Surplus food gets a second life as Australia looks for ways to cut landfill wasteLeading Australian pet brand is revolutionising repurposed food and turning it into pup-approved goodness that’s also good for the planet Australia wastes at least 7.6 million tonnes of food each year*, but an Australian-first initiative is turning that problem into part of the solution, rescuing surplus market produce and transforming it into dog treats and meal boosters. […] The post Surplus food gets a second life as Australia looks for ways to cut landfill waste first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Strong field lines up for Gold Coast waste-to-energy projectGold Coast Mayor and ARRC Chair Tom Tate A who’s who of local and international residual waste-to-energy proponents have flagged their preliminary interest in working with the City of Gold Coast’s Advanced Resource Recovery Centre (ARRC) to deliver its residual waste-to-energy facility at Stapylton. In February 2026, the City of Gold Coast launched an international Open Expression of Interest (EOI) to identify partners to design, build, […] The post Strong field lines up for Gold Coast waste-to-energy project first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Wildlife Trusts call on government to pass eight laws to halt nature crisisThe Wildlife Trusts have published a blueprint for nature recovery, setting out eight proposed pieces of legislation they are urging the UK Government to adopt, warning that warm words about wildlife are meaningless without the legal frameworks to back them up. The proposals come after the last King’s Speech in 2024 included 40 separate Bills […]
- British climate finance largess in BrazilBritish climate finance largess in Brazil Channel News brendan 11th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Canopy Accelerator Cooperative is on a winning streak!Canopy Accelerator Cooperative is on a winning streak! We’re thrilled to share that Canopy Accelerator Cooperative took home the Runner-up prize at the 2026 Wyndham Pitch Competition! The Board is pictured here with Cr Larry Zhao and Past President of the Werribee Lion’s Club, Lion Raymond Loh, together with our winnings: $3,000 from Wyndham City […] The post Canopy Accelerator Cooperative is on a winning streak! first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Beyond Bigger Batteries: How Anker SOLIX XE Signals a New Phase for Australia’s Home Energy RevolutionSymons Xie, General Manager APAC for Anker SOLIX By Jonathan Raymond Econews.com.au Australia’s residential battery market is entering a new era — one defined not by size, but by smarter energy management, faster payback, and systems designed for the realities of a rapidly changing grid. At Sydney’s Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition in May, Anker […] The post Beyond Bigger Batteries: How Anker SOLIX XE Signals a New Phase for Australia’s Home Energy Revolution first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- This summer, the American water crisis becomes realConcerns over water access are poised to consume summer in the U.S., as crises in Corpus Christi and across the Colorado River threaten to boil over.
- After cuts to WA outdoor education, parents try to save class tripsSchools across Washington are receiving bigger bills for outdoor-education trips after lawmakers cut a key state subsidy in 2025.
- WA flood victims’ struggle offers a warning for cities behind urban leveesWashington families are reckoning with the lasting devastation of the floods. Help has come mostly from luck and charity, though some are suing to find answers.
- Sir David Attenborough: The Legendary Life style, Exclusive natural voice World’s Greatest Nature DocumentariesImage source Sir David Attenborough was a British Broadcaster; he also works on natural historian, a great writer. The most popular work of Sir David Attenborough is narrating major nature documentaries such as Life on Earth , The Blue Planet , Planet Earth , Frozen Planet , and Ocean with David Attenborough . His voice...
- In coal country, black lung surges as federal protections stallWhile the Trump administration is directing hundreds of millions of dollars to coal projects, miners in Appalachia are suffering from a resurgence of black lung disease. But industry pushback is delaying federal rules that would reduce miners’ exposure to deadly silica dust.
- What Does Biodegradable Mean — And Does It Actually Matter?Biodegradable means a material can be broken down by living microorganisms — bacteria, fungi, or algae — into natural substances like water, carbon dioxide, and organic matter. But that label alone doesn’t tell you how fast it breaks down, where it needs to go, or whether it’s safe for your compost bin. You’ve probably seen and...
- From Wildfires to Floods: Rethinking Preparedness in a Changing Climateimage source Weather patterns no longer behave the way they used to. Communities that once worried about a single seasonal threat are now bracing for a moving target, with dry spells stretching longer and storms arriving with sharper intensity. The shift has rattled assumptions that shaped emergency planning for decades, and it has pushed officials...
- Building on a Continent of Birds: CAF’s Northern Regional Hub and Bird-Friendly ArchitectureEvery spring and fall, millions of migratory birds cross the American continent along major natural corridors known as flyways. These flyways connect ecosystems, economies, and cultures from the...
- Shareholders remain convinced that ESG mattersInvestors continue to see economic inequality and climate change as risks and link responsible investing to stronger returns. The post Shareholders remain convinced that ESG matters appeared first on Trellis.
- Sting of approval: new wasp species named after Sir David AttenboroughScientists at the Natural History Museum have named a new species of wasp after Sir David Attenborough to mark his 100th birthday. Today (Friday 8th May) marks Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday, and it’s fair to say he is one of England’s most beloved national treasures, especially when it comes to nature and wildlife. Since […]
- Among Flowering Plants, Thousands of Evolutionary Oddities at Risk of ExtinctionA new study identifies thousands of flowering plants belonging to rare and ancient lineages that are in urgent need of protection. Read more on E360 →
- Demystifying the ‘say-do’ gap in sustainable product purchasesConsumers are buying sustainable products, but brands aren't meeting their demand. The post Demystifying the ‘say-do’ gap in sustainable product purchases appeared first on Trellis.
- UK communities to dive into national rock pooling wildlife challengeCommunities across the UK are being invited to explore the hidden world of coastal rock pools as part of a nationwide wildlife competition taking place later this month. The Big Rock Pool Challenge National BioBlitz 2026, organised by The Rock Pool Project and the Marine Biological Association, will run from 23rd to 31st May, encouraging […]
- The solution to urban heat is much, much simpler than you thinkNo shade, but cities aren’t planting enough trees.
- The loophole that’s swallowing England’s wildlifeThe government’s justification for retaining a key exemption from England’s Biodiversity Net Gain rules is built on examples of developments that would not have needed to comply with the policy in the first place, according to a new briefing. Wildlife and Countryside Link and The Wildlife Trusts are challenging the government’s decision to keep the […]
- Trump is trying to kill a carbon tax on global shipping. He may not succeed.The U.S. has threatened countries that support the tax with visa restrictions, tariffs, and port fees. But a slim majority of U.N. nations are still backing it.
- How To Save Energy in Your Home With Smart PlugsWant to save time, money, and energy all while adding convenience to your life? Something... The post How To Save Energy in Your Home With Smart Plugs appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Living by Sufficiency Rather Than ExcessToday’s quote is from Yvon Chouinard, rock climber, environmentalist, and founder of outdoor gear retailer... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Living by Sufficiency Rather Than Excess appeared first on Earth911.
- Five Migratory Birds That Depend on Built-Up AreasThe journeys of migratory birds don’t just move through untouched wilderness—they span a patchwork of cities, towns, farms, and working lands that provide an important stopover on their...
- Biocides: Meaning, Uses, Risks, and RulesBiocides are products used to control harmful life forms. They can kill or slow germs, mould, fungi, algae, bugs, rats, and biofilm. Some are made from chemicals. Some come from natural sources. Some use tiny living things. You can find biocides in many products. These include sprays, wipes, pool chemicals, treated wood, pest control, mould-proof...
- Volvo Penta and Aus Ships have announced a landmark collaboration to develop Australia’s first 100% electric passenger ferry, marking a significant step.Volvo Penta and Aus Ships collaborate on Australia’s first fully electric passenger ferry. In a significant step forward for sustainable marine transport, Aus Ships and Volvo Penta have announced a landmark collaboration to develop Australia’s first 100% electric accessible passenger ferry. Currently under construction, with commissioning due to be complete in Q4 2026, after which […] The post Volvo Penta and Aus Ships have announced a landmark collaboration to develop Australia’s first 100% electric passenger ferry, marking a significant step. first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Highlights of Federal Energy Minister, Hon. Chris Bowen’s address to the Smart Energy Conference, Sydney, 6 May 2026Energy Minister Hon. Chris Bowen addresses Smart Energy Conference, Sydney, 6 May 2026 Well friends, a lot has happened since we gathered here last year. Last time I spoke at this conference it was a couple of days after we just announced our 2025 election commitment of a cheaper home battery policy for Australia. In […] The post Highlights of Federal Energy Minister, Hon. Chris Bowen’s address to the Smart Energy Conference, Sydney, 6 May 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Aden: a city in the craterAden: a city in the crater Channel News brendan 8th May 2026 Teaser Media
- The Kennedy Foundation Welcomes Comms Declare as New Awards PartnerThe Kennedy Foundation is proud to welcome climate communications charity Comms Declare as a new partner in this year’s Kennedy Awards, further strengthening the Foundation’s commitment to recognising excellence in Australian journalism. Representing more than 100 organisations and hundreds of communications professionals across Oceania, Comms Declare brings a powerful and values-driven voice to the Kennedy community. The […] The post The Kennedy Foundation Welcomes Comms Declare as New Awards Partner first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Council, primary school ‘Kermit’ to expanding frog habitatWendy Gleen teaches Blacksmiths PS students about the importance of saving the froglet habitat The tiny wallum froglet is barely bigger than a fingernail, but its importance in gauging the health of fragile coastal ecosystems is enormous. Intrepid students at Blacksmiths Public School are joining forces with Lake Macquarie City Council to help conserve the […] The post Council, primary school ‘Kermit’ to expanding frog habitat first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Building Better Habitat, One Songbird at a TimeEarly this spring, a sweet song rang out like a question, filling the air at the Audubon Center at Debs Park early this spring: “Cheedle-cheedle-chee? Cheedle-cheedle-chew!” This fleeting moment...
- Every Day is Earth DayEvery day, Audubon Southwest staff is working hard to bring people outside to inspire conservation action through volunteer and education opportunities. For us, every day is earth day! In April...
- Chasing the ScienceWith the incredible biodiversity of the Research Ranch comes a dauntingly long list of conservation challenges. Sure, the ranch is home to a long list of priority grassland birds, uniquely intact...
- Seattle man detained after allegedly throwing rock at monk sealA social media post of the incident appears to show a man lugging a large rock at the seal's head and ignoring others' call to stay away from the animal.
- Facing low snowpack, severe drought, WA officials in search of answersWashington is heading into new and uncertain territory this summer as dwindling winter snowpack melts fast, giving way to the state’s unprecedented fourth drought emergency in a row. To understand this burgeoning water crisis and find solutions, state officials must first understand the scope of the problem. So on Wednesday, Gov. Bob Ferguson and the […]
- Center for Birds of Prey Launches Haiku Contest for In-Person StorywalkThe Center for Birds of Prey is calling all haiku writers and passionate poets to celebrate International Vulture Awareness Day with haikus celebrating the two vulture species found in Florida:...
- How controlled burns can help save taxpayers billionsNew research shows every $1 the U.S. Forest Service spent to minimize wildfire risk prevented nearly $4 in damages.
- The Unexpected Wealth of Serpentine HabitatsMost avid birders might be more interested in the incredible diversity of avian species which visit and inhabit the Bay Area than in the rocks beneath. But the two are part of the same story:...
- Trump administration order cost WA coal plant $20M, company saysThe Department of Energy ordered the plant to be ready to generate power, even though its owners had been in agreement with the state to wind down in 2025.
- Why We’re All on the Same Team in the Fight Against Climate ChangeCampbell Award winner Marina Saguar Urquiola is helping to solve climate change through adaptation finance.
- DNA from 861 different animal species detected in 10g of sandA single water sample, analysed using DNA sequencing technology, can simultaneously detect thousands of species living in and around a river system, from bacteria and viruses through to mammals such as otters and foxes, opening up new possibilities for environmental monitoring and pollution detection. The research, by scientists at the University of Florida and collaborating […]
- Eastman is using AI to screen for greenwashingThe chatbot was trained with guidance published by the Federal Trade Commission and European Union. The post Eastman is using AI to screen for greenwashing appeared first on Trellis.
- Business Benefits Of Choosing Infinitely Recyclable Materials For Product ManufacturingSustainability commitments have a credibility problem. Not because the intentions behind them are necessarily bad, but because a lot of them don’t survive contact with an actual manufacturing process. When the procurement team receives a lower price from a supplier […] The post Business Benefits Of Choosing Infinitely Recyclable Materials For Product Manufacturing appeared first on Eco Friend.
- What You Need to Know About AI in Real Estate TodayAI is now part of daily real estate work. It is no longer a far-off idea. Agents work in a fast market. Buyers and sellers want quick replies, clear updates, and good service. Tech now helps with all of that. This does not mean people matter less. Trust, care, and sound advice still matter most....
- Every £1 spent on climate health preparation can return £68Investing in tools to prepare communities for climate-related health risks delivers returns of up to 68 times the original outlay, according to new research that makes a compelling case for tackling one of the defining public health challenges of the century. The analysis, carried out by the World Resources Institute with funding from The Rockefeller […]
- Electric bus depots trial smart charging to help balance National GridFirst Bus has begun trialling the use of its electric bus depots to support the UK’s electricity system, adjusting when vehicles charge to help reduce wasted renewable energy and balance supply and demand. The trial launched at First Bus’s Glasgow depot and will extend to Great Yarmouth later this spring. It marks the first time […]
- How the Recovery and Resale of Defective Clothing Is Becoming One of the Most Financially Viable Sustainability Models in American FashionSome American clothing stores now feature a specific type of department that you have to search for because it isn’t typically promoted. a rear corner. a slightly distinct form of signage. a rack with modest labels like “imperfects,” “as-is,” or, for certain companies, simply “deals.” The clothes that are hanging there resemble those on the...
- Researchers Find The Same Chemicals Wrecking Wildlife Fertility In HumansFemale mud snails are developing male reproductive organs near marinas. In Florida, alligators living in... The post Researchers Find The Same Chemicals Wrecking Wildlife Fertility In Humans appeared first on Earth911.
- The Can That Pays for Your Recycling BinA used aluminum can is worth more, pound for pound, than almost anything else you... The post The Can That Pays for Your Recycling Bin appeared first on Earth911.
- The Patmos Construction Dispute Reveals How Environmental Activism Is Being Criminalized in Mediterranean Europe—And What That Pattern Means for AmericaResidents of Patmos, who have lived on the island for generations, readily identify the unique silence that descends upon the rocky hills in late afternoon. Visitors from Athens have been unloaded off the boats. Skala’s harborside cafes are getting crowded. The late sun shines on the whitewashed homes that ascend the hill toward the Monastery...
- The Westmoreland County Solar Advocacy Workshop That Showed What Real Energy Independence Looks Like at the Community LevelIn small Pennsylvanian towns, there’s a specific type of gathering that takes place when individuals begin to feel like they’ve been left out of something significant. You can tell this within the first few minutes of entering the room. The folding chairs are ready. The coffee is extremely potent. Because they don’t trust their phone...
- How Virginia Wesleyan’s Environmental Prize Program Is Producing the Next Generation of Scientists Who Will Actually Fix America’s CoastlinesWithin the first few minutes of entering the Greer Environmental Sciences Center at Virginia Wesleyan University on a weekday afternoon, you can sense the unique energy that permeates the labs. Students are bending over microscopes. Plans for restoring salt marshes are sketched on whiteboards. The faint sound of an undergraduate talking to a friend over...
- The Michigan Air Monitoring Network Is Detecting Pollution That Federal Regulators Have Not Acted On. Here’s the Data and What It ShowsSouthwest Detroiters are familiar with a certain type of morning, which is evident in the expressions of parents who walk their children to school in the spring and summer. There is a slight chemical edge in the air. The peaceful cloud on the horizon, which faces the Detroit River industrial area, doesn’t quite fit the...
- Inside the NOAA Coral Reef Strategy: The Scientists Who Wrote It Say It’s the Last Best Chance , The Timeline Is the Part Nobody Wants to ReadWhen you visit a bleached coral reef, you experience a certain kind of silence that divers who have witnessed it never fully forget. The water continues to flow. There is still some light coming through. However, the hue has vanished. The reef appears to be a black-and-white snapshot of itself, with its structure intact but...
- The New Orleans Coastal Retreat Study That Is Forcing Every Major American City Built Below Sea Level to Confront Its FutureYou can identify the type of talk that takes place at coffee shops in New Orleans’ Marigny and Bywater areas within the first few minutes. Leaning forward over their glasses are two people who are typically longtime residents. One of them brought up the recent Nature Sustainability study, while the other shook their head with...
- The Seven Climate Graphs That PreventionWeb Says Every World Leader Needs to Memorize Before the Next G7 SummitAt the side events of climate conferences, you enter a specific type of space where you can practically feel the weight of the statistics on the walls. charts affixed on easels. screen-projected bar graphs. Whichever world leader happens to be in the room at that particular hour will be told the same story by the...
- Why Fears Are Growing Over the Fate of a Key Atlantic CurrentScientists are increasingly worried that a vast system of ocean circulation, which delivers warmth to northern Europe and impacts climate globally, is at risk of collapse. Mounting evidence suggests it may be nearing a tipping point, though the research is far from certain.Read more on E360 →
- The New Hampshire Roadless Rule Fight Is the Most Important Environmental Battle Happening in New England Right Now—And Almost Nobody Is Covering ItWhen you enter the White Mountain National Forest in late October, when the leaf peepers have left and the trails are quieter than they will be until April, you experience a certain type of silence. The background sounds of the woodland hums. The wind blew through the spruce. The barred owl’s infrequent call. Somewhere just...
- Close calls at Michigan’s dams are a climate warning to AmericaRecord flooding pushed Michigan's dams to the brink of disaster. The near miss reflects the national problem of infrastructure that is not suited to the challenges of a warming world.
- The possibility of peaceThe possibility of peace Channel Comment brendan 7th May 2026 Teaser Media
- New supplier to run New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme auctionsThe Ministry for the Environment has contracted a new supplier to run Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) auctions. The new supplier is CBL Markets (Australia) Pty, a subsidiary of global environmental markets expert Xpansiv Limited, which trades as ‘Xpansiv’. The appointment follows an open tender process in line with Government procurement rules requiring the Ministry to […] The post New supplier to run New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme auctions first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Gondwana Ecotours Launches NEW Antarctica Expedition Led by Veteran Polar Guide and Company FounderAdventure travel company Gondwana Ecotours is proud to announce the launch of its newest small-group expedition, Antarctica: Penguins & Polar Frontiers. This journey redefines the trip to the Seventh Continent by blending the cultural depth of Argentina with a masterfully led voyage to the Antarctic Peninsula. Starting in the vibrant neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and moving […] The post Gondwana Ecotours Launches NEW Antarctica Expedition Led by Veteran Polar Guide and Company Founder first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Tetra Pak to showcase how innovation drives growth and scalable outcomes at foodpro 2026 Tetra Pak Control Room Tetra Pak Oceania will demonstrate how innovation moves beyond ideas and into real, scalable manufacturing outcomes – helping food and beverage manufacturers unlock new growth opportunities and bring products to market faster at Australia’s premier food and beverage industry event, foodpro 2026, taking place 26 – 29 July at the Melbourne […] The post Tetra Pak to showcase how innovation drives growth and scalable outcomes at foodpro 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Sound waves create mist that can act like ‘plant sunscreen’An RMIT sound-wave nebuliser applies a fine mist coating to a plant leaf during laboratory testing. Credit: Will Wright, RMIT University RMIT University RMIT University researchers have developed a new way to coat fragile surfaces, including living plant leaves, using high?frequency sound waves to create a fine mist that can act like a plant sunscreen. […] The post Sound waves create mist that can act like ‘plant sunscreen’ first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- SMA Australia strengthens leadership structure to support next phase of large-scale energy transitionJohn Alexander & Sam Wiggins SMA Australia, part of SMA Solar Technology AG, has appointed Sam Wiggins as Managing Director, as part of a new dual leadership structure, reflecting SMA Australia’s dedicated focus on its Large Scale business. SMA has been part of Australia’s renewable energy journey from the beginning, supplying technology to some of […] The post SMA Australia strengthens leadership structure to support next phase of large-scale energy transition first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Epson celebrates innovation and sustainable design at Australian Fashion Week 2026(l-r) Epson Australia Managing Director Craig Heckenberg, Samantha Delgos, General Manager, Australian Fashion Council, Marianne Perkovic, Executive Chair, Australian Fashion Council and Epson Australia Corporate Marketing Manager, Priscilla Dickason As the official digital print and projector partner of the Australian Fashion Council (AFC), Epson Australia has announced its participation in Australian Fashion Week 2026, taking place from 11–15 May 2026 at the Museum of […] The post Epson celebrates innovation and sustainable design at Australian Fashion Week 2026 first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- The Surprising Environmental Impact of Sparkling Water Systems at Home and WorkSparkling water systems can help cut waste. They do this when they replace bottled or canned fizzy water. The best results come with long use. The machine should last for years. People should use the same bottle again and again. CO₂ cylinders should go back for refill, reuse, or safe recycling. The fizz is not...
- 61-foot fin whale that died on Samish Island was malnourishedThe male is the 18th whale to die in Washington waters in 2026 and the first fin whale, an endangered animal that is rarely spotted in the Salish Sea.
- Ecological Drought in the Colorado River Basin: Seeing the Full PictureDrought in Colorado isn’t abstract—it’s shaping decisions right now, from headwater streams to major reservoirs. And this year, the signals are hard to ignore. At the same time, conversations...
- A Handsome Woodpecker Named for its Dashing PlumageIt is spring, and with the turning of the seasons comes longer days, fragrant blossoms, and, of course, migratory birds. Mixed in with the Southwest’s hummingbirds, warblers, and flycatchers is...
- Governor Braun Goes Birding with Audubon Great Lakes at Site of Major Wetlands Restoration in Linton, IndianaLinton, IN (May 6, 2026) – At the height of spring migration, when millions of birds are returning to the Midwest, Governor Mike Braun joined Audubon Great Lakes, Sassafras Audubon Society, Amos...
- Audubon Alaska Launches Anchorage Birding TrailANCHORAGE, Alaska—The Anchorage Birding Trail is an interactive guide designed to help residents and visitors discover some of the best birding locations across the Anchorage region. From coastal...
- Introducing the Anchorage Birding TrailAudubon Alaska has spent the past several years working with partners to create birding trails that make Alaska’s extraordinary birdlife more accessible to everyone. These virtual trails—curated...
- The State of the Sustainability Profession in 2026Though the pace of investment has slowed and priorities have shifted, most large businesses continue to advance sustainability in stormy times, according to our ninth biennial survey of sustainability professionals. The post The State of the Sustainability Profession in 2026 appeared first on Trellis.
- New atlas charts a path for a landscape in crisis
- Why gasoline prices vary so much by state, county and cityMuch of the variance in the price of gas has to do with the location of oil refineries, the logistics of getting fuel to the pump, state taxes and regulations, and competition among gas stations.
- Hidden water risks place strain on Europe’s long‑term resilience, says reportEurope faces growing long-term risks as flooding, water scarcity and pollution increasingly converge across the continent, according to a new analysis from engineering and architecture consultancy Sweco. The report, Too much, too little, too polluted, warns that climate-driven weather extremes, ageing infrastructure and declining water quality are creating costs and vulnerabilities that are not fully […]
- Digital twin analysis identifies potential £64k annual energy savings at universityNew analysis carried out by climate technology company IES has identified potential annual energy savings of around £64,000 at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, equivalent to approximately 11% of the university’s current energy spend. The project, commissioned by the university, used IES’s live digital twin technology to analyse operational performance across the institution’s 236,310 sq […]
- Residual waste in England falls to five-year low, Defra data showsResidual waste levels in England fell to their lowest point in five years during 2024, according to the latest figures published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The data shows that the estimated total amount of residual waste in England reached 58.4 million tonnes in 2024, down 0.5% from 58.7 million […]
- Multi waste buckets to bring pre-shredding into loading stageFinnish waste processing equipment manufacturer Tana Oy has expanded its waste processing portfolio with the launch of the TANA Multi Waste Buckets MWB17 and MWB23, designed to integrate pre-shredding directly into wheel loader operations. The new attachments are intended to provide an alternative to traditional standalone pre-shredders by combining shredding and bag opening into the […]
- “Near-miss” Tsunami in Alaskan Cruise Area Offers Lessons for Steep Landscapes Near GlaciersAs glaciers retreat in warming regions, the risk of related hazards can increase, and improved monitoring may help reduce some of those dangers, according to a new study.
- Sweet on Habitat: First Wisconsin Maple Producer Recognized Through Audubon’s Bird-Friendly Maple ProgramMERRILL, Wis. (May 4, 2026) — As forest bird populations decline, one Wisconsin maple producer is showing how working forests can be part of the solution. Nature’ly Sweet, operated by...
- Georgia-Pacific updates its barcodes to speed EPR reportingThe paper and building products company is using guidance developed by nonprofit GS1, which manages UPC standards. The post Georgia-Pacific updates its barcodes to speed EPR reporting appeared first on Trellis.
- How to Choose the Right Erommy Pergola for Your HomeThe right Erommy pergola depends on four main things. Think about your patio size, weather, budget, and how you will use the space. A small patio often works well with a 10×10 or 10×12 pergola. A larger yard may need a 12×12, 10×20, or bigger model. This is often true for dining areas, lounge areas,...
- Rural North Carolina fights back against PFAS contaminationA North Carolina nonprofit is taking on “forever chemicals” in rural communities.
- You Asked: Lamont and Climate School Experts Tackle Reader Questions on Science and SustainabilityWe invite readers to share their most pressing questions about climate, science and sustainability.
- Lamont Paleoclimatologist Maureen Raymo Receives the 2026 Nemmers PrizeRaymo received the award for her pioneering development of hypotheses that explain climate change across Earth’s history, and her educational leadership in the Earth system sciences.
- Planes and ships could run on kelp someday, but there are serious hurdlesKelp, a kind of seaweed, can be used in biofuels that one day could power ships and aircraft. But this would require sustained government support.
- Nevada’s hidden earthquake risk revealed as Las Vegas, Reno shakeLas Vegas is surrounded on all sides by faults, which might come as a surprise since a damaging earthquake hasn't hit the city in its short modern history.
- Hidden Gems Along the Anchorage Birding TrailIn summer of 2025, I embarked on the internship assignment of my dreams. Armed with a Nikon D3200, a 2008 birding map, and a healthy supply of coffee, I set out with my coworker to photograph all 35...
- Guidance aims to help cities in Nepal, Ethiopia and Malawi to cut air pollution and cool overheating streetsAir pollution is estimated to cause around 48,881 adult deaths a year in Nepal1 and more than 25,000 deaths in Ethiopia,2 alongside significant health harm across Malawi’s fast-growing cities. To combat this, researchers from the University of Surrey have developed three new evidence-based toolkits, co-authored with local partners in each country, to help planners and […]
- Methane from landfills and coal mines to be included in satellite monitoring programmeLandfills and coal mines will now come under the scrutiny of the UN’s satellite methane emissions monitoring programme for the first time, UNEP announced on 4 May. The plan to broaden the remit of the International Methane Emissions Observatory (IMEO), run by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), beyond its traditional focus on oil and gas […]
- UK startup claims breakthrough in high-temperature solar heat for industryA UK-based concentrated solar thermal startup, Odqa, has announced two technology milestones it says could help heavy industry reduce reliance on fossil fuels for high-temperature processes. The company reported that it has successfully generated air temperatures of 800°C using concentrated solar power and applied the heat in an industrial process — a level required for […]
- The 2026 Drought, Region by RegionJust over half the country is officially in drought, and about 155.7 million Americans—almost seven... The post The 2026 Drought, Region by Region appeared first on Earth911.
- UK electric vehicle registrations pass two million for the first timeThe number of electric vehicles registered on UK roads has passed two million for the first time, according to new Department for Transport (DfT) figures. The DfT said 2,012,000 zero emission vehicles were licensed in the UK at the end of December 2025, up 31.2% year-on-year. Of these, 1,874,000 were classed as road using vehicles, […]
- Rising Seas Could Encircle New Orleans by the End of This CenturyRising seas could render New Orleans uninhabitable before the end of this century, according to a new paper calling for a managed retreat from the city.Read more on E360 →
- The corporate benefit of linking water risk to strategyCompanies are using local water data more efficiently, but need to embed water insights into core capital planning. The post The corporate benefit of linking water risk to strategy appeared first on Trellis.
- Our cities are choking freshwater life. Planners can change thatThe world’s rivers, ponds and wetlands are disappearing beneath concrete, and a team of international scientists says that the professionals designing our cities need to step up to stop it. A new study published in the Journal of Environmental Planning and Management argues that urban planners represent a critical but largely untapped force in the […]
- Trees counter half the world’s urban heating, but not in the places that need it mostTree cover globally cools nearly half the warming from built-up cities, but it’s doing it more in richer, cooler areas and less in hotter poorer areas.
- ‘Keystone Light’: These Wyoming oil tycoons are reviving the controversial pipelineThe Trump administration is rushing to approve a 650-mile pipeline to bring oil from Canada’s tar sands into the U.S.
- The uncertain future of the UN’s leading voice on Indigenous rightsThe U.N. Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is facing questions about its effectiveness amid a broader U.N. budget crisis.
- Democrats used to back energy-saving plans. Now they’re wavering.Why are politicians from both parties targeting measures that have saved Americans trillions of dollars?
- Labour inaction on poison weedkillersLabour inaction on poison weedkillers Channel News brendan 6th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Classic Sustainability In Your Ear: Freight Farms’ Jake Felser on Hydroponic Agriculture & Container FarmingRevisit a classic episode of Sustainability In Your Ear. Mitch Ratcliffe talks with Jake Felser,... The post Classic Sustainability In Your Ear: Freight Farms’ Jake Felser on Hydroponic Agriculture & Container Farming appeared first on Earth911.
- SNP minority Scottish government could help Greens offer free busesTomorrow’s hotly contested election in Scotland is a close race to call, and slim chance of an outright majority. Can public transport seal the deal? According to the co-leader of the Scottish Green Party, the SNP could see the doors to power re-open for them — as a minority government — in exchange for some […]
- The Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Line Repair for HomeownersTrenchless sewer line repair fixes broken sewer pipes with less digging. A crew does not need to cut one long trench through your yard. In many cases, they use one or two small entry points. The repair is done from inside the pipe. This can save your lawn, trees, patio, driveway, and garden beds. It...
- How Water Damage Impacts Indoor Environmental Health and Air QualityWater damage is often seen as a structural concern, but its impact goes far beyond visible deterioration. When moisture infiltrates a home, it can significantly alter indoor environmental health, affecting both air quality and overall well being. For homeowners dealing with sudden leaks or flooding, understanding how emergency water damage cleanup services work can help...
- Why Overgrown Trees Can Harm Native Plants and Local LandscapesBalance is a key to healthy outdoor spaces and uncontrolled growth may gradually break the balance in the long-run. Homeowners who are researching about Tree Trimming experts can find viable solutions to reducing overgrowth, repairing plant health, and preventing unnecessary damage to surrounding landscapes. Uncontrolled trees can be aggressive in seeking light, water and soil...
- As food costs climb, Victorian communities find new ways to put fresh food on the tableAnton and Jayne at the farm Box Divvy With grocery prices continuing to stretch household budgets, and rising fuel costs placing pressure across the food supply chain, more Victorians are rethinking how they access food, turning to local, community-led models to make fresh, healthy eating more accessible. This shift comes as food security takes centre […] The post As food costs climb, Victorian communities find new ways to put fresh food on the table first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Fin whale, second-largest animal on Earth, dies on WA’s Samish IslandThe whale was alive when it became stranded on a gravel beach Monday night, but died while responders were on their way to the scene.
- PwC says more companies are on track to hit emissions goalsBut though the data points to progress, conclusions are compromised by a lack of agreement over what constitutes acceptable ambition. The post PwC says more companies are on track to hit emissions goals appeared first on Trellis.
- BSC establishes national Battery Advisory Panel as stewardship enters critical next phaseAustralia’s battery stewardship system is entering a more complex and regulated phase, with the Battery Stewardship Council (BSC) establishing a new B-cycle Battery Advisory Panel to help guide the Scheme through its next stage of growth and reform. Bringing together leaders from across the battery value chain, the Panel will provide strategic insight, sector intelligence […] The post BSC establishes national Battery Advisory Panel as stewardship enters critical next phase first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Built and Wesfarmers form Built Living Joint Venture to provide national affordable housing solutionsBuilt Group (Built) today has agreed to enter a 50:50 joint venture with Wesfarmers to establish Built Living, a new Australian offsite manufacturing business designed to deliver apartments faster, at a lower cost and at industrial scale. Built Living aims to transform Australia’s residential construction supply chain and accelerate housing delivery by using Design for […] The post Built and Wesfarmers form Built Living Joint Venture to provide national affordable housing solutions first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Critical renewable energy projects prioritised under new lawPenny Sharpe Minister for Climate Change Minister for Energy Minister for the Environment Minister for Heritage Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Paul Scully Minister for Planning and Public Spaces The Minns Labor Government will today introduce a new law to speed up the delivery of key renewable energy projects, to power large […] The post Critical renewable energy projects prioritised under new law first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Europe’s Food at a Crossroads: Choosing AgroecologyTerra Madre Europe (Brussels, 7-9 June) brings farmers and food communities from 27 countries to the heart of EU decision?making with concrete agroecological solutions and policy demands At a time of growing geopolitical uncertainty, Europe’s food system is facing a moment of reckoning. The dominant agricultural model remains structurally dependent on fossil fuels and synthetic […] The post Europe’s Food at a Crossroads: Choosing Agroecology first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- What Really Matters When Buying an Apartment TodayWhen you buy an apartment, look past the price tag. Check the full cost to own it each month. That means the loan payment, building fee, tax, cover, power, water, and future fixes. The best apartment fits your day-to-day life. It has a smart floor plan. It sits in a clean, well-run building. It also...
- Hundreds of volunteers kick off a month of action to address plastic pellet pollutionThe International Plastic Pellet Count officially kicked off on Saturday. The post Hundreds of volunteers kick off a month of action to address plastic pellet pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- From waste to grid: process improvements for AD plantsThis article contains sponsored content. As biomethane continues to gain traction as a low-carbon energy source, operators are looking for every opportunity to boost the efficiency and economics of anaerobic digestion plants. This is where judicious choices with the process stages beyond the digester itself can make a big difference. Critical among these are pasteurisation […]
- What an Alaska deep sea mining proposal would put at riskFrom seabird nesting sites to stunning coral gardens, here’s what’s at risk if a new Alaska deep sea mining proposal moves forward. The post What an Alaska deep sea mining proposal would put at risk appeared first on Environment America.
- Brighton research on boat pollution inspires international projectA UK marine biologist’s research into fibreglass pollution in shellfish has inspired a UN-endorsed international project to tackle the growing issue of “invisible pollution” from abandoned boats across the UK, France, and Portugal. University of Brighton marine biologist Dr Corina Ciocan was among the first to identify microscopic fibreglass particles in oysters and mussels in […]
- Precision control drives the next phase of green hydrogen growthThis article contains sponsored content. As the UK accelerates towards a low-carbon future, green hydrogen is emerging as a cornerstone of the energy transition. Central to this shift are electrolysers, systems that split water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable electricity. However, the main challenge facing wider deployment is efficiency, which is being tackled on […]
- Airborne Microplastics May Be Warming the PlanetTiny particles of plastic amassing in the atmosphere may be intensifying warming, according to new study. Read more on E360 →
- Scientists turn detectives on ‘invisible pollution’ from abandoned boatsA marine biologist’s discovery of fibreglass particles in British shellfish has inspired a United Nations-endorsed international project tackling the hidden environmental threat posed by thousands of abandoned fibreglass boats across Europe. Dr Corina Ciocan at the University of Brighton was among the first to identify microscopic fibreglass fibres in oysters and mussels sampled from UK […]
- Small Oil Spills in the UK: How Heating Oil, Diesel, and Driveway Leaks Harm LandSmall oil spills on UK land can harm soil, plants, rivers, groundwater, and wildlife. A leak from a heating oil tank, farm diesel store, or car can spread fast. Oil can soak into soil. It can also wash into drains when it rains. Environment Eu commission warns that 1 litre of oil can pollute 1...
- Fertiliser runoff is stripping life from Britain’s underwater meadowsBeneath the waves around the British Isles, vast meadows of eelgrass provide a home for hundreds of small marine creatures, such as shrimps, snails, isopods and worms that form the foundation of coastal food webs. But new research warns that rising nutrient pollution is emptying these habitats of the wildlife that depends on them. The […]
- Melanie Nakagawa To Speak at Columbia Climate School GraduationColumbia Climate School is thrilled to announce that Melanie Nakagawa, Chief Sustainability Officer at Microsoft, will deliver the keynote address at the Climate School’s Class Day ceremony.
- We Are Doing to Low Earth Orbit What We Did to the OceansAbout two tons of satellite material burns up in Earth’s atmosphere every day. That is... The post We Are Doing to Low Earth Orbit What We Did to the Oceans appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Idea: How To Spread Awareness About Issues That MatterTrash can? Storage container? The dilemma of what should be done with all types of... The post Guest Idea: How To Spread Awareness About Issues That Matter appeared first on Earth911.
- Cities are rehearsing for deadly heat. Will it help when disaster comes?As heat waves grow longer and deadlier, cities around the world are using drills and tabletop exercises to expose weaknesses before a real emergency strikes.
- Sustainability professionals respond to the paradox of AISustainability leaders are simultaneously exhausted by AI and intensely curious about it, writes Trellis Group CEO Hana Kajimura. The post Sustainability professionals respond to the paradox of AI appeared first on Trellis.
- American homes need heat pumps, not space heatersThe ultraefficient appliances don't just have to supplant gas furnaces, but space heaters as well.
- Largest ever Wildlife Trusts investigation underway in NorthumberlandA scientific investigation into one of England’s most ambitious nature recovery projects has begun at The Rothbury Estate in Northumberland, with researchers deploying cutting-edge technology to uncover the landscape’s ecological and historical secrets. The 9,500-acre estate, now partly owned by The Wildlife Trusts and Northumberland Wildlife Trust, is the focus of the largest landscape-scale study […]
- The new economy of the AmazonThe new economy of the Amazon Channel Comment brendan 5th May 2026 Teaser Media
- Fugro’s O-Cell® technology supports construction of Fanga’uta Lagoon Bridge in TongaFugro has supported McConnell Dowell’s construction of the new Fanga?uta Lagoon Bridge in Tonga by performing Osterberg Cell® (O-Cell®) pile testing to assess ground conditions and validate the design of the bridge piles and foundations. The 720?metre-long bridge, currently under construction across the Fanga?uta Lagoon, will provide a vital connection between Nuku?alofa and Tonga’s main island […] The post Fugro’s O-Cell® technology supports construction of Fanga’uta Lagoon Bridge in Tonga first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- CooperSurgical Launches sustainARTSM Pilot for IVF Laboratory Plastic RecyclingCooperSurgical has launched sustainARTSM, a pilot initiative exploring how plastics associated with the IVF laboratory products it manufactures can be collected and recycled. The initiative reflects CooperSurgical’s commitment to taking responsibility for plastics associated with its products and exploring practical approaches for how those materials can be collected and recycled. The pilot brings together CooperSurgical, Adora Fertility […] The post CooperSurgical Launches sustainARTSM Pilot for IVF Laboratory Plastic Recycling first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Australian investors remain committed to private markets as the asset class enters a new era driven by AI, evergreen funds and secondariesHartley Rogers, Executive Co-Chairman at Hamilton Lane Private markets are experiencing a significant shift, driven in part by artificial intelligence, the rise of evergreen funds and strong growth in secondaries, according to private markets investment firm Hamilton Lane’s 2026 Market Overview. Recent gains in public markets have been strong but narrow, with a small group […] The post Australian investors remain committed to private markets as the asset class enters a new era driven by AI, evergreen funds and secondaries first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Water Heroes Wanted: 2026 National Water Week Poster Competition Now OpenYarra Valley Water has opened entries for the 2026 National Water Week poster competition, inviting preschools and schools across its service area to get creative around this year’s theme, Water Heroes: Make Every Drop Count. Students from Melbourne’s north and east are encouraged to design a poster that showcases how we can all be water heroes […] The post Water Heroes Wanted: 2026 National Water Week Poster Competition Now Open first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Spearheads Landmark Circularity Program as Pacific PET Shipments BeginCoca-Cola Europacific Partners Australia has launched a regional circularity program with Circular Plastics Australia, creating a viable recycling pathway for PET collected across Pacific Island nations. The first 9.4 tonne shipment of community collected PET from Vanuatu has arrived in Melbourne for recycling into new bottles, with shipments from Fiji and PNG arriving soon. Rolling […] The post Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Spearheads Landmark Circularity Program as Pacific PET Shipments Begin first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Zenob? and Winnings deliver everything and the kitchen sink with new electric trucks partnershipZenob?, a global leader in fleet electrification and battery storage, and the Winning Group, a premium Australian appliance and logistics business dating back to 1906, today announced a strategic partnership to deploy 30 electric trucks across Australia. This partnership supports Winnings’ transition toward a fully electrified, end-to-end delivery network and accelerates the decarbonisation of home appliance deliveries nationwide, while showcasing Zenob?’s expertise in […] The post Zenob? and Winnings deliver everything and the kitchen sink with new electric trucks partnership first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
- Green Packaging in Heavy Equipment Shipping: What’s Actually ChangingMoving a 20-ton excavator across the ocean is nothing like shipping consumer goods. You’re dealing with extreme weight, corrosive salt air, and months of transit. For decades, the heavy machinery industry handled this the same way: thick timber crates, petroleum-based greases, and mountains of single-use plastic. It worked. It was also expensive, wasteful, and increasingly...
- Why Ageing Septic Systems Are a Hidden Environmental Threat, and What Coastal Homeowners Can Do About ItAgeing septic systems are easy to ignore until they fail. Most sit underground, out of sight, while homeowners focus on the roof, plumbing, garden, or beachside weather damage. But in coastal towns, an old septic system can become a quiet source of pollution. When a septic system fails, wastewater can leak into soil, groundwater, creeks,...
- Seattle Times named Pulitzer Prize finalist for December flood coverageWhen a series of atmospheric rivers pummeled communities across the state, dozens of Seattle Times staff fanned out to cover the historic flooding.
- Have your say on the WWF’s ambitious attempt to overhaul global food systemsThe Codex Planetarius would create minimum environmental standards for food exports. The post Have your say on the WWF’s ambitious attempt to overhaul global food systems appeared first on Trellis.
- Planting Native Trees in the Colorado River Delta Is Bringing Breeding Birds BackThis article was written by Eduardo González‑Sargas, a Colorado State University research scientist and ecologist whose work focuses on river and restoration ecology.For more than a decade...
- We delivered 27k comments calling on the EPA to protect our air from “chemical recycling”A proposed rule would declassify “chemical recycling” as incineration. We think that’s a bad idea. The post We delivered 27k comments calling on the EPA to protect our air from “chemical recycling” appeared first on Environment America.
- Audubon Center at Riverlands: A Hemispheric Crossroads for Bird Migration and Bottomland Forest ConservationThe Mississippi is well worth reading about. It is not a commonplace river, but on the contrary is in all ways remarkable. — Mark Twain, Life on the Mississippi The Mississippi River is a...
- Audubon Center at Riverlands: A Hemispheric Crossroads for Bird Migration and Bottomland Forest ConservationThe Mississippi is well worth reading about. It is not a commonplace river, but on the contrary is in all ways remarkable. — Mark Twain, Life on the Mississippi The Mississippi River is a...
- Geologist Mike Kaplan Named 2026 Guggenheim FellowKaplan studies the ways ice sheets, mountain glaciers, climates and landscapes changed in the past.
- States across the wildfire-prone Western US are using AI for early detectionWith another severe wildfire season forecast, Western states are adding AI tools that officials hope will help save lives and property.
- Where Waste Comes From: Your ClosetOn average, each American throws away about 81 pounds of clothing, shoes, and household textiles... The post Where Waste Comes From: Your Closet appeared first on Earth911.
- It’s time to bring back the Montreal Protocol principlesStable pricing, phased transitions and direct incentives are more effective than carbon credit-based systems. The post It’s time to bring back the Montreal Protocol principles appeared first on Trellis.
- Why P&G’s sustainability chief leads a monthly Q&ALong-time CSO Virginie Helias rewards the central team for their ability to identify, codify and share best practices. The post Why P&G’s sustainability chief leads a monthly Q&A appeared first on Trellis.
- Hurricane Helene shattered lives — and the systems that keep people soberRecovery from substance use disorder requires community. What happens when a disaster tears that apart?
- Helene frayed the safety net for people who use drugs. This community wove it back together.Harm reduction groups and health care workers helped avert the worst. But what about the next emergency?
- The Supreme Court is deciding whether Roundup, America’s most-used herbicide, needs a cancer warningThe ruling could reshape pesticide regulation and test President Trump's base from within.
- Compost! Feed the Soil that Feeds UsInternational Compost Alliance Launches Global Call to Action for Compost Awareness Week 2026 The International Compost Alliance (ICA) on 28 April 2026 launched a global call to action for International Compost Awareness Week (ICAW) 2026, urging governments, industry, educators and households to recognize and prioritise compost as a strategic resource for soil health, food production and climate resilience. Running May […] The post Compost! Feed the Soil that Feeds Us first appeared on Empower Stories | Build Authority - Drive Impact.
