Indigenous women in Peru use technology to protect Amazon forests
Farmers test drive electric tractors as researchers explore greener future for agriculture
At a Michigan State University pilot event, farmers tried out electric tractors that promise quieter, lower-emission farming, though battery limits and high costs remain obstacles.Commentary: How to talk to children about their anxiety over climate change
A global survey of young people aged 16 to 25 found that 84% are at least moderately worried about climate change.More Americans working in clean energy than as servers or cashiers
The U.S. added nearly 100,000 clean energy jobs in 2024, bringing the total to more than 3.5 million, surpassing employment in nursing, teaching, and food service. Analysts warn the sector’s rapid growth is faltering as new policies and regulatory hurdles cloud its...Bees, once buzzing in honey-producing Basra, hit by Iraq’s water crisis
Bees once thrived among the date palms along the Shatt al-Arab, where Iraq’s mighty Tigris and Euphrates rivers meet, but drought has shrivelled the green trees and life in the apiaries that dot the riverbank is under threat.Exclusive: LNG expansion brings new health risks to Kitimat
Internal reports show that LNG Canada’s planned second phase would drive nitrogen dioxide emissions far above national safety guidelines, raising serious health risks for residents already exposed to high levels of industrial pollution.EPA moves to ease chemical safety reviews, citing red tape
The US Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a rollback of certain Biden-era regulations that determine how the agency evaluates chemicals — a move it says will speed innovation.Dozens of pesticides enter the body through contaminated fruits and vegetables
A new study confirms that people who eat more fruits and vegetables with high pesticide residues are more likely to show dozens of pesticides in their urine, raising concerns about potential health risks.France faces mounting concerns over pesticide pollution in clouds, homes, and vineyards
New studies in France reveal pesticides lingering in clouds, accumulating in household dust near vineyards, and exposing children to heightened risks, sparking legal challenges and growing public outcry.EPA will keep rule designating PFAS as ‘hazardous’
The EPA has reaffirmed its decision to classify two major PFAS chemicals as hazardous, a move that experts say will ensure chemical companies—not farmers—are held accountable for costly cleanups.Ocean acidification threatens planetary health: Interview with Johan Rockström
Indigenous fishers lead science-backed conservation of Colombia’s wetlands
Scientists weigh giant sea curtain to shield ‘Doomsday Glacier’ from melting
Supply chain management education boosts focus on resilience
Read the full story at Supply Chain Dive. Universities are reevaluating their curriculums to prepare future supply chain leaders to go beyond traditional concepts to navigate disruption.Boosting timber harvesting in national forests while cutting public oversight won’t solve America’s wildfire problem
by Courtney Schultz, Colorado State University; Forrest Fleischman, University of Minnesota, and Tony Cheng, Colorado State University The western United States is facing another destructive wildfire season, with more acres burned in Colorado alone in 2025 than in the...How Trump’s policies are affecting early-career scientists—in their own words
Read the full story at MIT Technology Review. This story is part of MIT Technology Review’s “America Undone” series, examining how the foundations of US success in science and innovation are currently under threat. Read the rest here. Every year, we recognize...States fast-track wind, solar permits and contracts to beat Trump’s deadline
by Alex Brown, StatelineAugust 27, 2025 Across the country, state leaders are racing to fast-track wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal tax credits to support clean energy. Colorado is directing state agencies to prioritize permits for projects...How much carbon can we safely store underground? Much less than previously thought.
Read the full story at Grist. Drawing down carbon from the air and stashing it in underground rock formations has been framed as an essential way to slow and reverse global warming. But new research published Wednesday in the journal Nature finds there are far fewer...AI is transforming weather forecasting − and that could be a game changer for farmers around the world
by Paul Winters, University of Notre Dame and Amir Jina, University of Chicago For farmers, every planting decision carries risks, and many of those risks are increasing with climate change. One of the most consequential is weather, which can damage crop yields and...EV factory plans still alive in Georgia, backers insist, but big hurdles remain
Read the full story in Floodlight. The head of Imola Automotive USA — the startup that promised to create 45,000 electric vehicle jobs in struggling U.S. towns — acknowledged Tuesday that the company has been unable to secure land in two of the communities where it...Why Interface is betting on carbon-negative materials over offsets
Read the full story at Trellis. Interface’s “All In” strategy, announced last year, targets negative emissions across its value chain. The target’s expanded scope includes emissions from use and disposal of Interface flooring. Money previously spent on offsets is...In the once heavily polluted Chicago River, more fish, a giant snapping turtle and an upcoming swim
Read the full story at Inside Climate News. Krystyna Kurth likes to begin her tours of the river cutting past the city’s post-industrial area with a word association game. Kurth, coordinator of conservation action at the Shedd Aquarium, first began leading Kayak for...Despite HUD mandate withdrawal, the push for clean air moves forward in Chicago
Read the full story at Inside Climate News. The community members who pressed for action say they’ll continue to do so without federal intervention. The mayor’s office says it “will not waver” from its commitments.Students, schools race to save clean energy projects in face of Trump deadline
Read the full story from The Hechinger Report. Tanish Doshi was in high school when he pushed the Tucson Unified School District to take on an ambitious plan to reduce its climate footprint. In Oct. 2024, the availability of federal tax credits encouraged the district...New self-assembling material could be the key to recyclable EV batteries
Read the full story from MIT. Today’s electric vehicle boom is tomorrow’s mountain of electronic waste. And while myriad efforts are underway to improve battery recycling, many EV batteries still end up in landfills. A research team from MIT wants to help change that...“Congress Leaving For Recess With No Deal To Avoid Shutdown”
“The Senate rejected two funding stopgaps, and the House will not return before the deadline.” Environmental PoliticsGovernmentLaws & RegulationsNational (U.S.)PublicSource: ,Chicago Has Thousands of Lead Pipes — and Millions of Unspent Dollars
“No U.S. city has more toxic lead pipes pumping water into people’s homes. And millions of federal and city dollars earmarked to replace them remain unused, a city official said Monday, at the same time that the city is struggling to keep up with deadlines to...“Every Democratic Senator Opposes EPA Plan To Axe Endangerment Finding”
“In a unanimous decision, the Democratic caucus in the Senate wrote a letter on Monday in opposition to the Trump administration’s proposal to axe a 2009 endangerment finding, an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) determination that concluded that the...To handle data centers, the electricity system may need new rules. Here is a proposal
Read the full story at Inside Climate News. There are not many desirable options for accommodating the electricity needs of data centers. And some of the possibilities are especially bad—bad for consumers, bad for the environment and even bad for data centers....Amid Data Center Boom, California Lawmakers Pass Bill To Track Water Use
“The AI-driven boom in data centers is putting growing demands on water in California and the Southwest. New legislation in California would require data centers to report how much water they use.” Climate ChangeEnergy & FuelEnvironmental...“Trump Narrows Scope Of Safety Reviews For Some Chemicals”
“The Trump administration is proposing to narrow the scope of safety reviews of chemicals that are already out on the market, it said Monday.” ChemicalsEnvironmental HealthEnvironmental PoliticsLaws & RegulationsPeople & PopulationPollutionNational...As UN Climate Talks Loom In Brazil, Many Fear They Can’t Afford To Attend
“Pooja Tilvawala knows it’s a gamble to use more than $46,000 of her own savings to help young people get to the United Nations climate summit in Brazil. But she thinks it’s a necessary one.” ActivismClimate ChangeEnvironmental JusticeEnvironmental...“Satellites Are Mapping The Biggest CO2 Polluters In The World”
“Scores of instruments are peering down through Earth’s atmosphere, finding pollution all across the globe every day.” AirChemicalsClimate ChangePollutionScienceTechnologyInternationalPublicSource: ,“‘Nightmare Bacteria’ Cases Are Increasing In The US”
“Infection rates from drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” rose almost 70% between 2019 and 2023, according to a new report from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention scientists.” BiodiversityEnvironmental HealthHealthScienceNational...When Will Fall Foliage Peak Near You? Leaf-Peeping Predictions Map
“It’s officially fall in the Northern Hemisphere, which means bright, beautiful foliage isn’t far behind.” BiodiversityForestsNatural ResourcesPeople & PopulationNational (U.S.)PublicSource: ,Plug-in solar bills are in the works in New Hampshire and Vermont
DIY “balcony” solar kits, which can save residents money and give them more independence, are piquing interest from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.Nations deliver new climate targets ahead of climate summit
With just weeks to go until the international climate conference, nations are stepping up to submit new climate targets for 2035. But will they be enough to prevent a climate catastrophe?Extreme weather and extreme politics go hand in hand – Trump and Musk are pushing both
Rabble-rousing of far-right demagogues is a reminder that the battle for a fair and habitable planet cannot be fought alone.“‘Con,’ ‘Scam,’ ‘Hoax’: Trump’s UN Speech On Climate”
“President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders for being overly concerned about climate change during a speech to the United Nations in which he called global warming a “con job.”” Climate ChangeEnvironmental HealthEnvironmental PoliticsJournalism &...Trump calls climate change a ‘con job’ as leaders of drowning nations watch at the UN
In his address at the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump excoriated renewable energy, international climate diplomacy, the science of global warming and other environmental issues.How much water and energy do data centers consume? A New Jersey bill demands answers.
If signed, the bill would make data centers release quarterly reports on water and electricity use.To get ‘toxic stew’ out of state’s lakes, legislators eye new ways to fund cyanobacteria mitigation
Lake-minded New Hampshire legislators are gearing up to tackle water quality once again this session, after some measures aimed at preventing and treating cyanobacteria blooms were voted down or softened last session.Are you putting ‘forever chemicals’ on your face?
The story of how evidence, advocacy, and media coverage helped turn mascara and lip gloss into a frontline for public health and transformed an industry.LNG expansion brings new health risks to Kitimat
The project’s fast-tracked second phase would push a key pollutant far above current limits, documents reveal.In Washington, a battle builds over a right to sue pesticide makers
It’s been seven years since Germany’s Bayer bought US agrochemical giant Monsanto, inheriting not only the company’s vast portfolio of seeds and pesticidePermaculture promises peace, food, increased equality in Kenyan county
New species of gecko described from Madagascar’s sacred forests
The Soundtrack of Aging in a Zero-Click Culture: Algorithms Shape What We Hear and Who We Become
Why do our playlists shrink as we age, even as algorithms flood us with endless new music? A new study tracks listening habits across decades and shows how our tastes evolve—and how streaming platforms shape them. The patterns may tell us as much about politics and...The Biggest Loser and the Science of Metabolic Adaptation
Obesity has long been portrayed as a matter of willpower, with popular culture reinforcing the idea that weight loss is simply a personal choice. Yet scientific evidence shows that obesity is a complex, chronic disease shaped by biology, environment, and stigma. One...EPA reorganization sparks fears of ‘political interference’ – E&E News by POLITICO
EPA reorganization sparks fears of ‘political interference’ E&E News by POLITICOEPA reorganization sparks fears of ‘political interference’ – Politico
EPA reorganization sparks fears of ‘political interference’ PoliticoTrump EPA officials order scientists at Office of Water to stop publishing research, report says – the-independent.com
Trump EPA officials order scientists at Office of Water to stop publishing research, report says the-independent.comEPA terminates $156M solar power program for low-income Tennesseans – Tennessee Lookout
EPA terminates $156M solar power program for low-income Tennesseans Tennessee LookoutBucking its deregulation agenda, EPA says polluters must pay for PFAS cleanup – Star Tribune
Bucking its deregulation agenda, EPA says polluters must pay for PFAS cleanup Star TribuneEvery Democratic senator opposes EPA plan to axe endangerment finding – The Hill
Every Democratic senator opposes EPA plan to axe endangerment finding The HillMajor automakers call for EPA to ease tailpipe emissions rules – Reuters
Major automakers call for EPA to ease tailpipe emissions rules ReutersEPA Defends Move to Deny California’s Vehicle Emissions Waivers – Bloomberg Law News
EPA Defends Move to Deny California’s Vehicle Emissions Waivers Bloomberg Law NewsRep. Alma Adams, NC lawmakers urge Trump’s EPA to protect climate policy – WCNC
Rep. Alma Adams, NC lawmakers urge Trump’s EPA to protect climate policy WCNCTruckers back Trump’s emissions rollback at EPA – Yahoo
Truckers back Trump’s emissions rollback at EPA YahooStop Congress From Limiting EPA Rules On Pesticides – Honolulu Civil Beat
Stop Congress From Limiting EPA Rules On Pesticides Honolulu Civil BeatEPA’s Climate Denial Puts Americans in Danger – NRDC
EPA’s Climate Denial Puts Americans in Danger NRDCEPA Will Keep Rule Designating PFAS as ‘Hazardous’ – Civil Eats
EPA Will Keep Rule Designating PFAS as ‘Hazardous’ Civil EatsThe Other PFAS Shoe Drops: EPA Will Retain and Defend Its CERCLA PFAS Regulation – Crowell & Moring LLP
The Other PFAS Shoe Drops: EPA Will Retain and Defend Its CERCLA PFAS Regulation Crowell & Moring LLPCARB Slams EPA’s “Sloppy” Push to Repeal Climate Finding – Commercial Carrier Journal
CARB Slams EPA’s “Sloppy” Push to Repeal Climate Finding Commercial Carrier JournalFOIA records reveal EPA leaders frequent meetings with industry lobbyists – Investigate Midwest
FOIA records reveal EPA leaders frequent meetings with industry lobbyists Investigate MidwestMontrose Environmental Group (MEG): Assessing Valuation as Analysts Boost Forecasts After EPA Regulatory Shift – simplywall.st
Montrose Environmental Group (MEG): Assessing Valuation as Analysts Boost Forecasts After EPA Regulatory Shift simplywall.stEPA ‘endangerment finding’ explained in 5 key facts – Stanford Report
EPA ‘endangerment finding’ explained in 5 key facts Stanford ReportEPA Proposes Repeal of GHG Reporting Program, Grants Arizona Primacy for UIC Wells – globalelr.com
EPA Proposes Repeal of GHG Reporting Program, Grants Arizona Primacy for UIC Wells globalelr.comPFOA/PFOS/CERCLA: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Announces Intent to Retain Designation – JD Supra
PFOA/PFOS/CERCLA: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Announces Intent to Retain Designation JD SupraE&E News: Groups appeal ruling blocking $3B for environmental justice – POLITICO Pro
E&E News: Groups appeal ruling blocking $3B for environmental justice POLITICO ProEnvironmental groups challenge EPA effluent decision – Feedstuffs
Environmental groups challenge EPA effluent decision FeedstuffsEPA Planning Rollback of NY Water Laws – The Rockland County Times
EPA Planning Rollback of NY Water Laws The Rockland County Times100 Days, 100 Environmental Accomplishments | US EPA – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov)
100 Days, 100 Environmental Accomplishments | US EPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (.gov)River Network State Action on Lead and Copper Features – GlobeNewswire
River Network State Action on Lead and Copper Features GlobeNewswirePollution controls would cut sulfur dioxide from Zug Island by 95%: EPA engineer – Planet Detroit
Pollution controls would cut sulfur dioxide from Zug Island by 95%: EPA engineer Planet DetroitALDF Partners with Advocates to Challenge EPA for Discarding Slaughterhouse Water Pollution Rules – Animal Legal Defense Fund
ALDF Partners with Advocates to Challenge EPA for Discarding Slaughterhouse Water Pollution Rules Animal Legal Defense Fund‘Super big deal’: High seas treaty reaches enough ratifications to become law
When does beaver reintroduction make sense?
Cutting down the Amazon will bring extreme rain, wind and heat
New climate modeling suggests that clearing the Amazon rainforest would trigger not only dry spells but also violent storms, stronger winds and dangerous heat, threatening millions of people and wildlife in the region.The new nuclear fever, debunked
Alberta and other provinces are betting on small modular reactors to boost oil production and cut emissions, but critics say the technology is costly, untested and incapable of making a real dent in the climate crisis.Ocean hot spots linked to faster, larger hurricanes, study finds
New research shows that localized warm regions in the ocean can drive hurricanes to expand more rapidly, making them more destructive. The findings could improve forecasting and risk modeling as climate change fuels increasingly intense storms.Clean energy, dirty tactics: Inside the shady world of door-to-door solar sales
On-site solar can lower both energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions, but homeowners face a complicated, and sometimes intentionally misleading, process.New Mexico governor puts finger on scale in oilfield wastewater vote
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s administration is under fire for allegedly pressuring New Mexico’s Water Quality Control Commission to revisit its recent ban on using treated oilfield wastewater outside the oilfield, sparking concerns over political interference in...Massive nickel mine planned north of Timmins, Ontario
A proposed nickel mine near Timmins, Ont., could become one of the largest in the world, offering thousands of jobs and economic renewal. Critics warn the project threatens waterways, wildlife habitat and Indigenous communities already burdened by mining’s...Toxics, tech and tumors: Is modern life fueling the rise of cancer in millennials?
Studies suggest modern life may be fueling the rise of cancer in younger adults, with factors like ultra-processed foods and chemicals under scrutiny.EU chemical firms expand exports of banned pesticides despite safety pledge
European companies are shipping growing volumes of pesticides deemed too toxic for use within the EU, despite a promise to end the trade.Defense Department delays cleanup of ‘forever chemicals’ nationwide
The new timeline could slow cleanup in some communities by nearly a decade. The chemicals, widely used in the military, are linked to cancers and other health risks.No, RNA Does Not Persist in the Body. Chemistry Tells Us Why
People are still debating whether the mRNA from COVID-19 vaccines remains in the body longer than it should. Some say it lingers and causes harm, others say that idea just doesn’t hold up. A new article in Stat brings the issue back into the spotlight. Chemistry...Only 5% of healthcare plastic gets recycled: Eunomia report
Read the full story at Packaging Dive. The healthcare sector’s dependence on single-use plastics is creating waste, driving up supply and operational costs, and creating more than 4.3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions, according to a new...Aiming to build battery ecosystem, Toyota and Mazda start tests of energy storage system using electrified vehicle batteries
Read the company news release. Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) and Mazda Motor Corporation (Mazda) have started field tests of Toyota’s Sweep Energy Storage System* at Mazda’s Hiroshima Plant in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. For the tests, the power system at Mazda’s...Marfrig’s bonds funded beef from illegally deforested areas in Brazil
Amid policy pressures, clean energy investment is diversifying: Crux
Read the full story at Utility Dive. In the first half of this year, total project finance lending to the U.S. clean energy industry increased to around $86 billion, up from $80 billion in the first half of 2024, according to a Monday report from Crux, a finance...How the NFL is turning stadium waste into a win for the environment
Read the full story at Waste360. As the NFL season has kicked off, fans have flocked back to stadiums to watch their favorite teams win or lose in horrible, last-second fashions. With fans cramming into the stands comes waste, a lot of it. Each NFL game, on...To raise recycling rates, look to system design: SWANA
Read the full story at Waste Dive. Well-designed recycling systems with intuitive features can go a long way in helping raise recycling rates and keep valuable material out of landfills, said speakers at the Solid Waste Association of North America’s Pennsylvania...Virginia’s data center boom tests clean energy law
Read the full story at Canary Media. Known as the data center capital of the world, Virginia offers a crucial test case for electric utilities: Can they meet power demand from the explosion of AI while keeping bills affordable and slashing carbon emissions? Many...AI’s ballooning energy consumption puts spotlight on data center efficiency
by Divya Mahajan, Georgia Institute of Technology Artificial intelligence is growing fast, and so are the number of computers that power it. Behind the scenes, this rapid growth is putting a huge strain on the data centers that run AI models. These facilities are...How low-quality carbon credits killed a sustainability buzzword
Read the full story at Trellis. Although easy for non-experts to grasp, carbon neutral claims can be obviated by more rigorous approaches and standards. The term has faded over the past five years, with forthcoming EU legislation set to further limit its use. Newer...Google expands data center investment in Virginia, doesn’t share site specifics
Read the full story at Inside Climate News. Considered the data center capital of the world, Virginia will see more of big tech’s energy- and water-intensive facilities.Simpler models can outperform deep learning at climate prediction
Read the full story from MIT. Environmental scientists are increasingly using enormous artificial intelligence models to make predictions about changes in weather and climate, but a new study by MIT researchers shows that bigger models are not always better. The team...Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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