Facing ongoing wildfire and flood threats, Lincoln County, New Mexico, plans to buy out vulnerable properties and transform them into public land. This strategy aims to help at-risk homeowners move out of harm’s way while reducing the long-term costs of managing disaster-prone zones.

Nano One® Materials Corp., a Vancouver-based technology company, has released a summary of the results from its 2026 Annual General Meeting. The event, held on June 4, 2026, focused on several key business considerations, including battery innovation, market risks, and economic strategies.

Electra Battery Materials Corporation has awarded a crucial construction package worth C$12.4 million to Kilmarnock Enterprises to advance its cobalt sulfate refinery north of Toronto. The refinery, part of a larger push for a North American electric vehicle supply chain, underscores Electra’s strategy of awarding targeted, smaller-scale construction contracts.

Bend’s City Council is preparing to vote on a climate fee that could help the community meet its environmental targets. If approved, these measures may introduce higher installation costs for gas stoves in new homes, underscoring the city’s push for cleaner energy usage.

Greenfield Community College has received an $810,000 grant from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to expand its HVAC training program for 40 students. The initiative caters to both newcomers and those seeking advanced instruction, reflecting the state’s continued investment in clean energy workforce development.

Nebraska may soon take a bold step into nuclear energy, exploring the possibility of building a new power plant in the coming decades. While technological advances promise cleaner and more efficient operations, the under-tested nature of these systems prompts questions and caution from local communities.

An image from The Advocate, described only by keywords such as “storm” and “flooding,” has piqued readers’ curiosity. While the article remains behind a paywall, its cryptic references to weather, environment, and sports raise questions about its deeper message.

California’s latest gubernatorial contest reveals a stark clash between the state’s desire to phase out fossil fuels and its continued need for gas. One leading contender’s declaration—“I need Chevron”—reveals the messy politics of trying to go green while relying on oil.

California Resources Corporation has achieved the first CO₂ injection at Carbon TerraVault I, marking a major milestone for carbon management in California. This development underscores the state’s growing commitment to reducing emissions and paves the way for an expanding carbon capture industry.

MAX Power Mining Corp brings its Lawson Natural Hydrogen Discovery and MAXX LEMI initiative to a Japan government-backed energy workshop and an international geoscience conference. Saskatchewan’s rise as a leading hydrogen jurisdiction gains worldwide attention, pointing to growing opportunities in clean energy exploration.

As we near the United States’ 250th anniversary, scientists warn of a subtle numerical shift—what some call a “decimal deception”—that puts coral reefs in grave danger. In the same year that attention turned to newly discovered methane factors, these small changes in ocean conditions show how every fraction can mean life or death underwater.

Wildfires have once again scorched Nebraska’s ranching heartland, leaving communities grappling with the threat posed by a warming climate. Local ranchers face new hardships—and experts warn that climate change may fuel even more challenges ahead.

Forest Road’s new platform, CenterNode, secures up to $750 million in capital commitments to finance renewable energy across the United States. With backing from Liberty Mutual Investments, the initiative signals growing institutional support for a cleaner, more sustainable power grid.

The global energy shift is more than panels on roofs—it’s about redefining daily life. In Shenzhen, China, BLUETTI is spearheading portable power solutions that transform how people work, travel, and live.

Carbon Streaming Corporation has shared its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, in a press release distributed by Globe Newswire. While specific figures remain undisclosed in the publicly available content, this announcement signals the company’s progress in the evolving space of carbon financing.

Capstone Green Energy has secured a US$112.5 million strategic investment led by Monarch Alternative Capital LP. This infusion aims to streamline its capital structure and strengthen its position in the clean microturbine energy market.

A simple bike ride on the Rio Grande Trail becomes a reflection on how compassion can serve as a powerful form of protest. Armed with only a buff to block out the dust of a mild winter, the author explores why small actions, guided by love, can make a radical difference.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Alabama Power Company’s monthly solar charges, preserving the fee structure approved by the Alabama Public Service Commission. The decision ensures that homeowners who install solar panels will continue to pay this additional cost.

Old carbon emissions continue to exact a costly toll, with trillions of dollars already lost to climate damage and more on the horizon. As economies brace for ongoing expenses, experts warn that the biggest financial fallout has yet to come.

President Trump’s conflict with Iran has fueled a surge in global energy prices, ironically strengthening Iran and Russia. This opinion piece underscores how those rising costs harm global stability, the environment, and everyday consumers, urging Democrats to advocate for reduced fossil fuel consumption.

As data centers expand worldwide, they place immense pressure on existing power grids. Companies now scramble for gigawatt-level deals and explore aluminum energy and modular facilities in a bid to speed deployment.