The U.S. generates more trash per capita than any other nation, with an average of just under 1,800 pounds per person. The private sector is stepping up to help by improving waste management practices.
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House Advances Bills to Boost Geothermal, Forest Management
While there’s much more work for Washington to do, these House-passed bills are a step in the right direction.
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As Banks Pledge Their Support, Fixing Broken Policies Will Make Nuclear More Viable
If countries and financial institutions are to make good on their commitments to nuclear energy, bold policy reform is necessary.
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Harris-Walz Have a Big Fracking Problem
Voters Looking for More Information Aren’t Playing “Gotcha”
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The Importance of Free Trade and Diverse Supply Chains
Diversified supply chains that are subject to market forces are a win for people and the planet.
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How Conservatives Can Drive America’s Clean Energy Future
Conservatives should offer solutions that protect economic freedom, and national sovereignty to advance human flourishing and reduce emissions.
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Meet the High-Tech Water Treatment Startup Transforming Heavy Industry
Gradiant's solution can recover up to 99 percent of water from highly contaminated sources for reuse.
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Drones Could Solve Offshore Wind’s Jones Act Problem
Drones might help offshore wind developers find a cost effective way around the century-old law.
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Chile May Hold the Future to a U.S. Cobalt Supply Chain
The Chilean Cobalt Corp. (C3) is diversifying the supply of cobalt in an ethically and environmentally responsible manner.
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These Smart Weather Balloons are Turning Traditional Forecasting On Its Head
Founded in 2019, WindBorne is revolutionizing the collection and reporting of climate data using high-altitude, sensor-equipped balloons.
