Aging infrastructure, PFAS contamination, cyberattacks and rising water demand are increasing pressure on drinking water systems nationwide.

Emerging contaminants, delayed safety regulations and growing cyber threats prompt calls to treat drinking water security as critical infrastructure.

A new Ceres report reveals electricity generation for data centers consumes 3.4 trillion gallons of water annually, often in drought-prone states.

A third-party life cycle assessment reveals reusable block pallets generate 88 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions than stringer alternatives.

A new GEF initiative starting in 2026 aims to help vulnerable dryland regions build proactive resilience against escalating climate risks.

Local governments can apply for up to $200,000 in federal funding to improve energy efficiency and facility resilience.

Stricter environmental regulations and crumbling water networks are driving strong private equity interest in water service providers.

Governor Josh Shapiro outlines strict energy, environmental and community guardrails for tech developers seeking state incentives.

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy and its Office of the Great Lakes are encouraging residents to participate in international freshwater conservation efforts as part of ...

Environmental advocates and local government leaders are advancing regional conservation projects across Türkiye in preparation for the upcoming COP31 climate conference in Antalya. The initiatives, ...

Federal grant funding targets recruitment, apprenticeships and cybersecurity skills to address widespread utility worker retirements.

Federal officials propose eliminating 2001 restrictions to give local forest managers greater flexibility in reducing Western wildfire risks.