The U.S. government is seeking battery manufacturing and recycling projects to invest $500 million to strengthen the national critical mineral and materials industries.
Data centers are expanding fast, driving rising energy and water use. Sustainable design will determine whether this growth becomes a net positive.
This week’s newsletter also looks at why the world may be on the verge of a bigger oil shock than in 1973 and investor Tom Steyer’s plan to cut California energy prices
A pair of Hawaiian crows raised in captivity have been prepared for release in Maui to reverse their extinction in the wild after disappearing nearly 30 years ago.
Colorado has acquired over 3,300 acres from a former century-old ranch that will provide habitat for wildlife and open new public areas for fly fishing.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will make its first significant revisions since 1956 to reactor licensing standards to accelerate launching new advanced rectors.
Can natural food brands fix what big food broke? From regenerative farming to herbal ingredients, the next food trends are rebuilding the system.
Europe is racing to secure the critical raw materials needed for its energy transition, yet remains heavily dependent on imports — particularly from China. At the same time, a growing volume of end-of…
The Munich startup’s demo plant at Chemical Park Gendorf in Bavaria processes 1,500 tonnes of battery waste a year and produces 100 tonnes of high-purity lithium carbonate, at costs the company says are twice as competitive as conventional miners. A fu…
Today AI is looked at as the “Hero Technology” for developing nations like India. But the real AI story is about leapfrogging from Hero to Humane, making AI human centric