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EHS market to reach $49.3 billion by 2023. Is your audit program keeping up?

A new MIT study reveals that electric vehicle charging stations can significantly boost revenue for nearby businesses, with cumulative spending increases of up to $23,000 annually per station. The research suggests potential new business models for charging providers and underscores the importance of developing EV infrastructure in marginalized areas.

A 259-day marine heatwave in 2022 caused mass bleaching of over 50 million coral sponges along 1,000 kilometers of New Zealand’s Fiordland coastline. Follow-up surveys nearly a year later showed that almost 50% of the sponges at sampling sites had perished, marking this as not only the largest bleaching event but also the most significant

Cumbria Wildlife Trust plans to acquire and restore Skiddaw Forest, transforming it into England’s highest nature reserve with a goal to enhance biodiversity, restore peatlands for carbon storage, and engage local communities in long-term conservation efforts.

Knight Frank report unveils the pressing need for a “retrofit revolution” in commercial real estate, with 70% of UK floor space at risk of becoming unlettable due to low energy ratings. The research highlights a growing disparity between available high-rated properties and surging demand, reshaping market dynamics and occupier preferences.

A coalition of community organizations has raised concerns about xAI’s gas turbines in Memphis, Tennessee, alleging that the company failed to obtain necessary air permits. Founded by Elon Musk in 2023, xAI recently established a large data center in Memphis, sparking significant debate over its environmental impact.

Is your company ready to meet the rising demand for ethical business practices?

U.S. Steel’s stock fell nearly 18% after reports suggested President Biden plans to block the $14.9 billion merger with Nippon Steel.

Big Oil lobbied Canadian officials 1,255 times in 2023, averaging nearly five meetings per day.