The Rising Cost of Extreme Weather: Why Storm Recovery Has Become a Critical Business Priority in 2026
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Navy Forecasters Maintain Round-the-Clock Vigil as Typhoon Season Looms in Pacific
A team of Navy weather experts are already hard at
Consequences of a Switch to Sustainable Fuels in the Shipping Industry
Some analysis has revealed that the changeover to low-carbon shipping
From Flanagan to Irwin: 5 Australians, Millions of Followers, One Rare Skill
Australia, with a population smaller than that of many single
Transparency as Infrastructure: How Traceability Is Reshaping Bluefin Tuna Stewardship
In the evolving discourse around sustainable seafood, transparency has often
Scientists Unlock More Efficient Solar Production of Hydrogen Peroxide With Simple Molecular Adjustment
Scientists at Jilin University have invented a new way to
Early Climate-Health Investments Deliver Massive Returns in Developing Nations, New Study Shows
A new study released today offers compelling evidence that acting
Satellite Imagery for Sustainable Solutions: How Space Data Drives Real Change
Not too long ago, you had to be a government
Why Wildfire Smoke Is a Rising Health Threat in the U.S.
Wildfire smoke is no longer confined to distant regions. It
How Australian Businesses Are Rethinking Fleet Ownership for Lower-Emission Travel
Corporate travel sits in an awkward middle zone of sustainability
Brooks Sherman on Diversified Energy Storage: Planning Beyond Lithium-Ion Batteries
Lithium-ion batteries power our phones, our electric vehicles, and a
Iowa State Study Finds Plastic Recycling Wash Water Can Carry Harmful Chemicals Into Waterways
A new study from Iowa State University shows that the
How Solar Technology Is Reshaping Private Energy Generation
Energy systems in many regions are quietly becoming more decentralized.
NASA Tests AI-Driven Solar Radiation Forecasts to Protect Artemis Astronauts
As NASA prepares for long-duration human missions beyond Earth’s protective
High Seas Treaty Talks End With Progress but Key Gaps Threaten Ocean Protection Timeline
The latest round of United Nations negotiations on the High
Extreme Heat Linked to Rise in Low Birth Weight Babies, New Study Finds
A growing body of research is strengthening the link between
How Colossal Is Using AI to Give Wildlife a Voice
In Yellowstone National Park, a network of 48 autonomous recording
Study Suggests Crop Yield Gains From Plant Breeding May Be Overestimated
A new scientific study suggests that widely reported increases in
Why Palm Beach’s Most Discerning Homeowners Are Rethinking What Clean Air Really Means
The Invisible Detail Luxury Buyers Overlook When a Palm Beach
The Rise of Ecotourism: How Traveling Responsibly Can Preserve Our Planet
Traveling has long been a means to explore the world
China’s Water Supply Carbon Emissions Rise With Economic Growth
China’s water-supply systems are contributing to growing carbon emissions as
David Duong: From Vietnamese Refugee to the ‘King of Trash’
The life of David Duong and his family is an
Satellites Now Track Decades of Forest Growth From Space
A collaborative international research effort has produced a new way
Ancient Climate Patterns Offer Clues to Future Rainfall Shifts
A new scientific study examining Earth’s climate during an era
Dr. Alexander Everest Looks at the Future of Smart Cities: Where Sustainability and Infrastructure Intersect
Dr. Alexander Everest situates the future of smart cities within
Largest Earthquake Study Ever Conducted Using Physics-Informed Deep Learning
A team of researchers from Hong Kong University of Science
New Study Maps Path to Carbon-Efficient Wastewater Systems
A new large-scale study outlines a practical pathway to reduce
Marine Biomass Becomes a Breakthrough Green Catalyst for Antibiotic Wastewater Cleanup
Researchers at Qingdao University have developed a new, environmentally friendly
The Environmental Advances Shaping the Future of Hot-Dip Galvanizing At Frontier Galvanizing
Frontier Galvanizing has spent over 75 years setting the standard
Microplastics in Plastic Bottles: Brian Kashman Highlights Why Bottled Water Isn’t the Solution
Bottled water has become an everyday item for millions, especially
Global Consensus Emerges to Protect Seamounts: IUCN Congress Passes Landmark Resolution
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has reached
Scientists Discover DNA Switch in Tropical Butterflies That Influences Wing Patterns Based on Seasonal Temperatures
Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have made
Kunming Biodiversity Fund Endorses 22 Landmark Projects to Combat Biodiversity Loss
In a significant move towards global biodiversity conservation, the Kunming
Danbury, Connecticut Awarded Nearly $3.5 Million in Landmark PFAS Settlement to Safeguard Public Water Supply
The City of Danbury is set to receive a nearly
The Rise of Green Careers: How Every Industry Is Now Part of the Sustainability Economy
Sustainability used to live in silos — a department, a
University of Georgia Ecologists Identify Two New Black Bass Species: Bartram’s and Altamaha Bass
A team of ecologists from the University of Georgia has
Innovative Living Sensor Detects Microplastics in Water Samples
Microplastics, tiny plastic particles often too small to see, have
Clean Power Alliance Opens Applications for $339,000 Community Benefits Grant to Support Nonprofits in Southern California’s Clean Energy Efforts
The Clean Power Alliance (CPA) announced the opening of its
Mendenhall Glacier’s Seasonal Flood Mitigation Efforts Yield Positive Results
Last week, Juneau faced the annual challenge of the Mendenhall
New Research Highlights Strategies for Water Conservation and Pollution Mitigation
Water is fundamental to life on Earth, supporting everything from
U.S. Department of Energy Report Challenges Conventional Climate Change Narratives
In a striking new report, the U.S. Department of Energy
Global Leaders Fail to Enact Deep-Sea Mining Moratorium at ISA Assembly
Weeks after government leaders pledged to take significant action for
Declining Aerosol Levels Linked to Increase in Urban Heatwaves, Study Warns
Recent research from The University of Texas at Austin reveals
Global Call for Moratorium on Deep-Sea Mining to Protect Ocean Ecosystems and Future Generations
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) is calling for the
New Research Highlights Importance of Clear Regulations in Agricultural Gene Editing
A recent paper from the University of Adelaide is drawing
Bodybuilding in Ancient Times: How the Sea Anemone Got Its Back
A new study from the University of Vienna reveals that
In Memoriam: Kristina Washer, 30, Environmental Science Pioneer and Advocate for Planetary Health
The environmental science community mourns the loss of Kristina Comley
New Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Methane Emissions Linked to Arctic Warming
A groundbreaking study published in the prestigious journal Nature highlights
Climate Change Increases Severity of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Rising temperatures increase the severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA),
U.S. Department of Energy Halts Fossil Fuel Ban for Federal Buildings
The Department of Energy announced it has delayed the compliance
