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FAS introduces a cohort of over 20 experts from our Extreme Heat Policy Challenge to develop high-impact policy recommendations that comprehensively address the extreme heat crisis.

Natural gas and oil development in the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) has brought $1 billion of economic impact to the region, according to a new analysis by Cleveland State University. The historic partnership has also...

It’s been two years since the city of Half Moon Bay adopted its new disposable foodware ordinance, which requires reusable items for on-site dining.

Kenya Tea Growers Association CEO Apollo Kiarii spoke to the Star.

Moscow on Friday announced that Sept. 30 will be the final day of this year’s outdoor irrigation season.

These various perspectives will be discussed July 13 in an educational session of the Organic Produce Summit (OPS) in Monterey.

The latest GHG inventory for FY21 indicates that net emissions stand at 147,124 MTCO2e, representing a reduction of over 50% from the 2008 baseline.

Working across the industry, refreshing old technologies, learning from employees and being curious about new fields are all key to creating the ideal sustainability program, WSJ Pro panelists say

Powering Semiconductor Growth During These Challenging Times

The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) has issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to procure an agreement for Sustainability Services. The purpose of this procurement is to enter into an agreement with a consultant to provide professional services to the Authority for Sustainability Programs related to the delivery of the high-speed rail program. The scope of work for the resulting agreement will include as needed Sustainability Services such as renewable energy planning and str...