Environmental Compliance

A new book by an ex-Wall Street analyst uncovers a 30-year mystery: a missing US State Dept. report on a mining giant's human rights record in West Papua.

As global regulations phase out mercury, a new 200 LPM water disinfection system accelerates the shift to sustainable UVC LED technology for industrial use.

A Singaporean deep tech firm is tackling Europe's biggest challenges: powering the AI revolution safely and cleaning up 'forever chemicals' from its water.

DHT Holdings is retrofitting brand-new tankers, a bold move showcasing how operational foresight and tech upgrades are key to navigating today's complex shipping market.

As Florida's population booms, St. Johns County unveils its largest-ever project—a $192M facility turning waste into a resource to protect its future.

As global rules on chemicals and circularity tighten, law firm Bergeson & Campbell launches a blog to guide firms through the complex regulatory maze.

After a 45-year silence, Idaho's notorious Bunker Hill Mine is shipping metal again. This isn't just a mine restart; it's a high-stakes test of modern tech, ESG finance, and America's bid for resource independence.

A Paris court ordered TotalEnergies to account for customer emissions but allowed production to continue, a landmark decision shaping corporate climate law.

After years of conflict and a recent shutdown, Equinox Gold's landmark 20-year deal with local communities aims to unlock billions in value at its Los Filos mine.

American Water's top sustainability award isn't just PR. It's a blueprint for turning aging infrastructure and climate risk into a resilient business model.

One year into its 2030 strategy, Domtar's new report reveals major gains in sustainability, from improved CDP scores to a historic land deal with an Indigenous Nation.

Bunker Hill Mining is set to restart production at a historic Idaho mine, promising a boost to domestic mineral supplies. But can modern tech overcome a toxic legacy?

As the USMCA's first major review begins, a potent labor-environmental alliance, backed by key lawmakers, is demanding a rewrite of the rules on a continental scale.

After two decades of legal battles, 1,373 Peruvians poisoned as children by a U.S.-owned smelter have secured a landmark $150M settlement.

Beyond the numbers, Crown Holdings' upcoming earnings reveal a story of economic health, consumer shifts, and the urgent push for sustainable packaging.

The renewable energy giant is the first to achieve a landmark traceability certification, signaling a new era of transparency and accountability in the industry.

ZF moves beyond hardware, launching advanced transmission oils in Korea. This strategic play aims to boost efficiency and capture a larger share of the aftermarket.

As 'forever chemicals' face a global crackdown, one company’s certified PFAS-free battery tech isn't just a green win—it's becoming a market mandate.

JELD-WEN's EPD expansion is more than a press release; it's a strategic move that redefines competition and empowers a new era of sustainable construction.

Five Missouri water plants win national awards for purity, but what does 'safe' truly mean? A deep dive into voluntary standards and the gap between legal limits and public health.