As climate change continues to be a crucial issue, businesses are increasingly relying on carbon management tools to mitigate their impact. These tools help companies assess, track, and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, with a particular focus on Scope 3 emissions. These emissions, though
In a strategic move highlighting the increasing focus on sustainable practices, the EQT Infrastructure VI fund is set to acquire a substantial share in Heritage Environmental Services. HES, a leading enterprise in industrial waste management, has been effectively operating out of Indianapolis since
Northeast Michigan is witnessing a rural recycling revolution, spearheaded by the Northeast Michigan Council of Governments (NEMCOG), covering eight counties previously lacking robust recycling systems. This geographical and demographic challenge meant that recycling infrastructure was often
In Buncombe County, a pivotal change is underway in the realm of solid waste management. Previously reliant on Waste Pro's services, the county is now transitioning to FCC Environmental Services, which has pledged to introduce improved capabilities designed to better serve the local community.
The energy and utility sectors are undergoing significant transformation, and with these changes come enhanced regulatory demands. Companies worldwide must navigate a complex set of rules designed to address the fast-paced innovation within the industry as well as its environmental implications.
San Diego stands at a crucial crossroads, contemplating a significant shift in its energy infrastructure management. Local officials are weighing the proposition of transitioning the electric grid's control from private to public hands. This move towards socialization marks a departure from
