Freight Rail Yards in Califonia Face New Emission Standards
By 2037, rail yard operators must adopt cleaner technologies to meet ambitious emission reduction goals set by South Coast AQMD.
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Green Bay Packers Partner with Batteries Plus for Sustainability Drive
Supported by a $7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, this initiative aims to enhance battery recycling nationwide, engaging both fans and schools in sustainability efforts.
USTDA and NEPA Partner to Secure Jamaica’s Water Infrastructure
A new research initiative aims to investigate the potential risks posed by reverse osmosis technology on Jamaica’s marine and limestone environments.
Fiberglass Pollution in Marine Life Raises Alarm for Boating Industry
A new study has uncovered high levels of glass reinforced plastic (GRP) particles in oysters and mussels near active boatyards, marking the first documented instance of GRP entering the marine food chain. This discovery challenges the long-held belief that GRP is environmentally friendly and raises significant concerns for both marine ecosystems and the boating industry.
National Parks See Significant Waste Reduction Through Subaru Partnership
The program’s success is largely due to its collaborative community-based approach in and around the parks. Supported by a network of nearly 60 park partners, the Don’t Feed the Landfills initiative has created significant ripple effects in nearby communities while transforming how millions of visitors experience America’s national parks.
DOE Commences Funding for Regional Hydrogen Hubs
The DOE’s investment in Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs marks a significant step toward reducing emissions and advancing clean energy across key U.S. regions. While these initiatives hold promise for transforming the energy landscape, addressing community concerns and ensuring transparent, sustainable practices remain crucial for their long-term success.
Airlines and Innovators Forge Path to Zero-Emission Electric Flights
Major airlines are partnering with ZeroAvia to accelerate the adoption of zero-emission flight technology, with Ecojet ordering hydrogen-electric engines and KLM planning a demonstration flight. These collaborations mark significant steps towards sustainable aviation, aiming to reduce the industry’s climate impact by up to 90% compared to conventional fuel-powered flights.
GRI and TNFD Partner to Enhance Global Biodiversity Reporting Standards
The new guidance helps organizations integrate TNFD recommendations into their existing GRI-based reports seamlessly.
Federal Regulations Impede Clean Manufacturing Progress in Pennsylvania
During a recent House Democratic Policy Committee meeting, industry leaders highlighted how regulatory and bureaucratic hurdles are stalling clean energy manufacturing efforts in Pennsylvania.
Corporate Reporting Requirements Can Drive Decarbonization In Your Company. Here’s How to Make Sure It Does.
Sustainability departments all over the world are adjusting to a new era of corporate ESG reporting, to a growing array of voluntary and regulatory standards. At this point, companies that are not reporting their emissions are behind their peers and will also soon be at risk of being unable to trade in Europe unless they …