John Ball Zoo is considering a contaminated former landfill site in Walker for the location of its highly anticipated aquarium.

Federal legislators seeking a way to expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act add language to a tax and budget measure.

A one-of-a-kind historical lecture with an ecological perspective about the transformation of Marine Park was presented.

The Trump Administration, including the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has reportedly been leveraging AI in its efforts to address fraud, waste, and abuse within the federal government. On its face, this approach sounds appealing. It seems efficient — a strength of AI is being able to spot patterns on a large scale that the […]

Explore effective strategies for Category A waste management to protect your healthcare organization from spreading high-consequence infectious diseases.

Shein defends its 'not fast-fashion' model as its 2024 sustainability report reveals rising emissions and growing reliance on air freight.

AT the 32nd Pacific Islands Environmental Training Symposium, the CNMI Office of Planning and Development and the Department of Public Works showcased a new 30-ton multi-purpose shredder, which will be

The U.S. EPA is lowering its volume expectations for transportation fuels made from waste after multiple years of the sector not meeting production targets.

Bill that aims to reduce plastic packaging by 30% in 12 years faces staunch opposition by some business interests

Electronics maker Anker Innovations is recalling certain “PowerCore 10000” power banks because the lithium-ion battery inside can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. About 1,158,000 products sold in the U.S. are affected. Find out what to do if you have one of these power banks.

Juneteenth, which has been a federal holiday since 2021, marks the end of slavery in the United States.

New regulations in Saudi Arabia require venues to partner with food waste organizations, allowing leftovers to be distributed to those in need.

Catch up on local and regional news items in a short recap we reported on for the week of June 9th, 2025

Recycling nuclear submarines is costly and slow, with the UK and US facing decades-long backlogs and billions in expenses to safely dismantle aging nuclear-powered fleets.

Trump’s nuclear energy executive orders aim to boost US leadership, but a lack of financing and excessive deregulation could hinder progress.

For Truckee locals holding crypto, crossing the border into Nevada doesn’t yet open the floodgates of everyday spending. You won’t be tapping a Bitcoin wallet at a gas station or paying for lunch wit

Auto manufacturing demands vast logistical webs and assembly plants around the globe. Here are 10 examples from among American brands that build elsewhere.

A special Budget Committee meeting was called June 9 to help finalize and amend the budget plan for White County. The previous budget plan was posted on Facebook by Commissioner Kyle Goff for public …

Here is a hopelessly rosy, optimistic, forward looking, 'free market' climate remedy to the present unpleasantness that might just work. ‘Lemons to lemonade’ is the theory here. Damn the chaos.

Broome County will host a free paper shredding event for residents on June 28 at SUNY Broome, offering secure, drive-up document disposal.

CalRecycle is ramping up textile EPR implementation, while existing municipal programs in Ohio and New Jersey aim to strengthen textile recycling.