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  • Colgate-Palmolive

    Colgate-Palmolive Reaches $930,000 Settlement Over Chemical Reporting Violations

    The agreement resolves federal chemical reporting violations under the Toxic Substances Control Act. Read More

    • Chemicals and Toxins
  • Blue and red insulated coolant hoses with metal fittings connect to equipment inside an open server rack.

    New Fluids Draw Heat Away From AI Data Center Processors by Changing to Vapor

    The maker of the five-fluid line says systems built for it can use less cooling energy and, depending on design and operation, almost no cooling water. Read More

    • Data Centers
  •  Rows of cooling towers and pipe racks beside a large data center campus.

    New AWWA Report Offers Water Utilities Resources for Weighing Data Center Plans

    The report, which covers factors such as water supply reliability and growth-related costs, takes no side on data center development, the association said. Read More

    • Data Centers
  • Aerial view of an electrical substation with a large gray transformer, steel support towers and rows of insulators on a grassy site.

    OpenAI Plans to Cut Power Use at Future Computing Campuses During Grid Strain

    A planned campus in Effingham County, Georgia, would serve as a test site under a Georgia Power deal that includes up to 1,000 megawatts of flexible demand response. Read More

    • Data Centers
  • Gas Turbine Generator

    Judge Allows xAI Air Pollution Lawsuit to Proceed

    A federal court rejected Elon Musk-owned xAI’s bid to dismiss a Clean Air Act lawsuit over gas turbines powering its data center. Read More

    • Data Centers
  • Photo credit: Heartland.

    Proposed Coal Plant System Would Treat 200,000 Gallons of Wastewater a Day With Waste Heat

    A nine-month first phase will work out the site, engineering and environmental needs for moving toward a full-scale demonstration. Read More

    • Wastewater
  • Photo credit: DC Water. Workers shovel soil beside a road roller in a drained canal.

    Clay Liner Rebuild Begins on C & O Canal Section After Sewer Collapse Cleanup

    Soil tests showed safe bacteria levels in a canal stretch that temporarily carried nearly 2 billion gallons of wastewater while emergency repairs were made, DC Water said. Read More

    • Wastewater
  • Person holds a clipboard displaying chemical hazard symbols and safety information while pointing to the chart with a pen.

    Chemical Use Proposal Would Require Advance EPA Review

    If finalized, the proposal would require manufacturers and processors to notify the agency before beginning specified chemical activities. Read More

    • Chemicals and Toxins
  • Two workers wearing hard hats and protective clothing review a laptop beside water near an industrial storage tank.

    New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Expands Effort to Reduce Permit Delays

    Environmental restoration projects join a state review initiative as the agency reports a 25% reduction in its cleanup permit backlog. Read More

    • Wetlands
  • Woman reviews data dashboards across three computer monitors.

    4 Ways to Improve Scope 3 Data Quality Over Time

    Supplier emissions data will always be incomplete. The organizations making real progress treat Scope 3 as a system that gets stronger with every reporting cycle. Read More

    • Greenhouse Gases
  • Trash Can Full of Styrofoam Containers

    Ghana Prepares for Nationwide Polystyrene Foam Ban in 2027

    Businesses and consumers are being urged to transition to alternative packaging before restrictions take effect Jan. 1. Read More

    • Waste Handling
  • Architectural rendering of a Project Jupiter building exterior: a long, low structure with dark vertical metal siding, copper-toned panels framing glass entrances, desert landscaping, and a parking lot under a pale blue sky.

    Proposed Power Cap Would Cut Project Jupiter Data Center's Permitted Emissions 35%

    Projected greenhouse gas emissions would fall from about 8.8 million to 5.7 million tons a year with no change to the data center's planned IT capacity, Oracle said. Read More

    • Data Centers
  • Wetlands reflecting the sky at sunset.

    $4.4 Million From USDA Backs Wetland Mitigation Banks Serving Agricultural Producers

    Producers who convert agricultural wetlands can buy credits from mitigation banks to keep their eligibility for benefits under USDA programs. Read More

    • Wetlands
  • Clear turquoise spring water surrounded by dense green forest.

    Florida Grants Pay for Springs Restoration and Alternative Water Supplies

    Florida springs restoration projects receive $50 million for work expected to cut Total Nitrogen, while a second $50 million backs reclaimed water, aquifer recharge and conservation. Read More

    • Supply/Resources
  • Headshots of Jomarie Garcia, David Goldston and Jean Lupinacci, new members of Green Seal

    Green Seal Names a Former EPA Division Director and Two Others to Its Board

    Brenna Walraven was elected chair of Green Seal's board, along with three other officers who will serve over the coming year. Read More

    • People
  • Water flowing from a public drinking fountain.

    $26 Million in Grants Targets Lead in School and Child Care Drinking Water

    Since 2018, EPA's lead grant program has helped more than 18,000 schools and nearly 33,000 child care facilities test water for lead. Read More

    • Potable Water
  • Dry, eroded desert landscape with rocky formations under a clear blue sky.

    New Tucson Facility Opens for Research on Water and Soil in the Semiarid Southwest

    Designed for researchers from the Agricultural Research Service and the University of Arizona, the 15,650-square-foot complex has laboratories, shared workspaces and research infrastructure. Read More

    • Research and Technology
  • Aerial view of rows of solar panels installed across a grassy field.

    Maryland Opens $200 Million Auction for Clean Energy and Storage Project Grants

    Preliminary applications for Maryland's two-year grant program are due Nov. 30, and only applicants found eligible may submit bids by Jan. 22, 2027. Read More

    • Renewable Energy
  • Aerial view of a wastewater treatment plant with storage tanks and circular treatment basins.

    New PFAS Strategy Focuses on Treatment and Destruction Technologies

    The initiative will support real-world testing of emerging cleanup methods and research funding to help communities address PFAS contamination. Read More

    • PFAS
  • Natural Gas Facility

    EPA Proposes Changes to Oil and Gas Emissions Standards

    The proposed revisions address methane monitoring, gas flaring and emissions control requirements for oil and natural gas operations. Read More

    • Air
  • Underground water pipes installed in an open trench at an urban construction site.

    New York Offers $225 Million in Grants for Water Projects That Support Housing

    Rural municipalities have a separate $50 million pool, and grants will be awarded first come, first served until the money is gone. Read More

    • Water
  • Two dark-colored fish shelter beneath a coral-covered rocky reef.

    NOAA Study Links Deep Gulf Marine Life Declines to Deepwater Horizon Spill

    Study authors suggest the Deepwater Horizon oil spill as the likeliest cause of losses among fish, krill and cephalopods, and the team ruled out marine heatwaves, hypoxia and food supply limits. Read More

    • Ecosystems/Ecology
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