The urgency for carbon capture and commercialization technologies has never been more pressing. With anticipated economic and political uncertainties accompanying the shifting U.S. administration, the need for robust, economically feasible, and scalable carbon capture methods is paramount. The
Ohio's utility companies are currently embroiled in a contentious debate over environmental regulations, sparking significant concern among environmental groups and the public who fear the potential health risks. These companies have requested the Trump administration to relax rules surrounding the
Growing concerns are emerging about Duke Energy and other utilities backpedaling on their environmental promises, particularly in North Carolina. The primary focus is on their efforts to weaken EPA regulations on coal ash and natural gas emissions, a move seen as prioritizing corporate interests
Toyota’s Hino Motors has reached a monumental $1.6 billion settlement with the U.S. government over allegations of manipulating diesel emissions data. This case revolves around accusations that Hino Motors fraudulently tampered with data regarding the emissions levels of its heavy-duty diesel
The construction industry is facing an increasingly urgent need to address embodied carbon, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production and use of construction materials. As the world strives to achieve net-zero carbon by 2050 and halve emissions by 2030, structural engineers play a
The global community witnessed a significant milestone at the COP29 climate conference, where discussions underscored the imperative for companies to disclose their climate targets and actively contribute to the energy transition. This was emphasized against the backdrop of the UN's 2024 Emission
