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Sites Reservoir Aims to Reshape California’s Water Landscape
In accordance with the Bureau of Reclamation’s recommendation, Congress greenlit the allocation of $205.6 million in federal funding for the Sites Reservoir Project.
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Only Seven Countries Meet WHO Clean Air Standards
In the latest Global Air Quality Report for 2023, a comprehensive analysis reveals a concerning environmental reality: only seven countries worldwide have succeeded in meeting the World Health Organization’s stringent air quality standards.
Clothing the Loop: SATCoL’s Ambitious Circular Initiative
Annually, the world generates 92 million tons of textile waste, with China and the United States leading as the top contributors, producing 20 million tons and 17 million tons respectively.
EPA Finalizes Asbestos Ban, Enhancing Public Health Protection
The EPA today finalized a rule to prohibit the ongoing use of chrysotile asbestos, the last form of asbestos used in the U.S., enhancing public health and marking a significant milestone under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) amendments. This decisive action reflects the Biden-Harris Administration’s dedication to cancer prevention and chemical safety, aligning with global standards on asbestos use.
North Carolina is Home to a New Solar Recycling Plant
In its inaugural year, SPR processed around 68,000 panels, and projections for this year indicate an increase to over 150,000 panels.
Remake’s Fashion Accountability Report Highlights Key Sustainability Challenges and Opportunities
Remake’s Fashion Accountability Report for 2024 critically evaluates 52 prominent fashion companies on 88 sustainability metrics, uncovering an industry at odds with its sustainability goals.
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India Surges Toward Green Mobility with Blue Energy Motors
A leader in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) truck manufacturing domain, Blue Energy Motors is hoping to secure USD 100 million to fuel its expansion and innovation in electric truck technology.
Convergent Makes Strides in Solar Integration and ESG Excellence
Sustainalytics positioned Convergent as the seventh-lowest risk entity among 706 utilities sector companies rated as of April 2023. Over half of the energy storage projects originated by Convergent in the past two years have incorporated solar photovoltaic (PV) technology.
Furno Ignites Decarbonization in Cement Production with $6.5M Seed Funding
With a dedicated commitment to decarbonizing one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries, Furno has recently announced the closure of a remarkable $6.5 million seed funding round.
Majestic’s Sustainability Journey Leads to Partnership with SWR
Majestic Wine has joined forces with the Sustainable Wine Roundtable, a leading coalition aimed at fostering sustainability within the global wine industry.
Booz Allen Hamilton Secures ARPA-E Contract to Revolutionize Energy Technologies
With this landmark $550 million contract from ARPA-E, Booz Allen Hamilton is setting new benchmarks in energy innovation, with a win that underscores its dedication to pioneering energy solutions. Through fostering early-stage high-impact technologies, Booz Allen is at the forefront of tackling today’s most pressing climate challenges, driving a future with more sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy solutions.
Sustainability on Tap: The Charlotte Water-Beer Connection
A collaboration that has turned highly treated wastewater into high-quality beer.
California’s Climate Challenge: Can it Accelerate Progress to Meet 2030 Goals?
The just released California Green Innovation Index reveals significant strides towards decarbonization but also a crucial rebound in emissions, posing challenges to meeting the state’s ambitious 2030 climate goals. Despite advances in renewable energy and electric vehicle adoption, California faces hurdles in its power sector and needs accelerated efforts to stay on course.
A Look into Aviation’s Sustainability and Innovation with GE Aerospace
Aviation gears up for 2030 with a strong push towards SAF and tech innovations, aiming to boost sustainability, workforce, and security.
MIT’s Breakthrough in Battery-Free Sensor Technology for Remote Monitoring
MIT’s latest innovation, a battery-free, self-powered sensor, is designed to leverage the energy from its surroundings, eliminating the need for traditional power sources.
Illuminating Innovation: The Bright Business Potential of Bioluminescent Plants
In a pioneering leap towards sustainable living and green technology, the latest advancements in bioluminescent plant research have unlocked a myriad of possibilities for businesses across various sectors. This breakthrough, spearheaded by the innovative efforts of Light Bio and supported by findings from Ginkgo Bioworks, signifies a monumental shift in how we approach eco-friendly lighting solutions. By harnessing a single gene capable of converting living energy into light, these glowing plants offer a sustainable, visually captivating alternative to traditional lighting, setting the stage for a greener future.
Milestone Achieved: United States Launches First Commercial-Scale Offshore Wind Farm
Equipped with 12 high-powered turbines capable of generating 132 megawatts of offshore wind energy, the South Fork Wind farm has the capacity to power over 70,000 homes.
unspun, Walmart Pilot Innovative 3D Weaving Tech to Revolutionize Garment Production
The pilot project promises to significantly reduce fashion’s environmental footprint, promising a greener future for apparel production and localized textile manufacturing.
Carnival Corporation Unveils New Solar Park in Dominican Republic
Initial projections indicate the project will meet 80% of the port’s energy demand.
Next Wave of Renewable Energy Storage Featuring Hot Sand and Bricks
With the innovative use of heated sand and specially designed bricks, these simple materials are being transformed into powerful tools to store and release energy, offering a promising answer to the fluctuating nature of solar and wind power.
EPA Enacts Historic Safety Regulations to Shield Communities from Chemical Accidents
EPA strengthens community safety with new chemical accident prevention rule, effective May 10, 2024. Enhanced measures and safer alternatives mandated to protect U.S. communities.