Environmental Regulation

New FDA and EU regulations are forcing a supply chain overhaul. Portugal's Altinteg is betting its 'as-a-service' model can turn this compliance burden into a strategic edge.

As Essential Utilities preps its Q2 earnings, all eyes are on its grand strategy: a mega-merger, record infrastructure spending, and navigating costly new regulations.

Another Legionnaires' disease outbreak grips New York, this time on the Upper East Side. As victims file suit, a critical question emerges: Is this a case of isolated negligence or a systemic failure of public health oversight?

A legal battle over a public park is heading to Canada's Supreme Court, pitting public trust against private development and testing the limits of government power.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service again denied a petition to list long-tailed macaques as endangered, a move hailed by researchers but decried by activists.

As vape and nicotine pouch sales soar, a new report reveals a hidden cost: a tidal wave of toxic waste signaling major regulatory and financial risks for the tobacco industry.

A new medical report confirms artificial stone dust causes a fatal, fast-acting lung disease, finding safety controls inadequate and sparking calls for a ban.

The EPA wants to change how diesel emissions are enforced, but trucking and fuel groups warn the move could disrupt a key environmental success story.

As the largest wild horse roundup in Nevada history begins, a clash over taxpayer costs, animal welfare, and innovative solutions ignites a national debate.

As 'forever chemical' rules tighten, Allonnia's new PFAS Prepare+ service aims to de-risk cleanup by selling data-driven certainty in a complex market.

The Gprnt-SGX deal overhauls ESGenome, creating a unified digital infrastructure to streamline climate disclosures and unlock green finance opportunities.

As a heat dome scorches the U.S., one company's 'awareness' campaign reveals a complex strategy of market opportunism and careful liability management.

A new report reveals 80% of top suppliers have no sustainability oversight of their own supply chains, creating a massive blind spot for global brands.

Health Canada has greenlit drones for pesticide application, unlocking a new era of precision agriculture and positioning Canada in the global ag-tech race.

A nearly $14 billion market for noise control is emerging not from a desire for peace, but from a radical shift in how we value safety, health, and efficiency.

Facing a mountain of debt, Sable Offshore Corp. is raising capital to refinance and restart controversial oil operations, sending its stock plunging.

A new Calgary firm, Chronos Resources, launches with a bold promise: to deliver complex resource projects with certainty. But is this a true market shift?

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

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

Nemaska Lithium plans a major expansion of its Whabouchi mine, testing Canada's regulations and pitting the global hunger for EV minerals against local concerns.