This New Approach To Wildlife Revenue Could Be Plus For Conservation

Hundreds of Oregon’s endangered species will have better survival odds thanks to a new tax expected to raise millions in dedicated conservation revenue.

After Earth Day, Understand The Transit Compromise To Grasp Efficiency

It’s counter-intuitive, but smaller, van-sized vehicles can make more energy-efficient transit than buses and trains, because better service means less empty seats, thanks to self-driving

Bangladesh’s $39B Garment Industry Faces Next Test: Moving Beyond Low Cost-Manufacturing

Bangladesh’s $39bn garment industry evolves from low-cost basics to technical apparel, as brands push for innovation, sustainability and supply chain resilience.

The Carbon Removal Market Was Built On One Customer. Now What?

The voluntary carbon market is in crisis. But the real story isn’t Microsoft’s pause — it’s the deeper shift from abstract offsets to real-world decarbonization.

SpaceX’s IPO Could Leave Tesla Eating Rocket Dust

Tesla shares could be overshadowed by the aerospace company’s record-breaking $1.75 billion public offering and what some investors see as more “sizzle.”

Decade Energy raises €22M to build power infrastructure for electric truck depots across Europe
Decade Energy raises €22M to build power infrastructure for electric truck depots across Europe

The round is split between €16M from Eiffel Investment Group for project deployment and €6M led by SET Ventures for product and expansion, alongside existing investors Ananda Impact Ventures and Contrarian Ventures. The company targets 100MW+ of BESS p…

7 Maldives Luxury Resorts Where Families Bond Over Coral Planting, Culture And Conservation

How 7 Maldives luxury resorts are turning a simple beach holiday into a shared, meaningful experience families and multi-gen groups can bond over.

A New Question For Earth Day 2026, Who Pays For America’s Growth?

As another Earth Day comes around, the questions in many places are about the costs of energy and burdens on household, not just environmental pledges

Preparing For The Next Pandemic: Countries With The Biggest Risks

Award winning study develops country-level spatial network susceptible-infected model based on global travel network data and relative risk measures of potential origins.

Nearly Half Of U.S. Children Breathing Polluted Air, Study Finds

A report claims 33.5 million children in the U.S. live in an area that received a failing grade for at least one measure of air pollution.