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Architecture this week looked as much to the past as to the future. Across museums, restored landmarks, and large-scale urban redevelopments, the featured stories explored how architecture is continually reinterpreted through new cultural, political,…

Food is the single most common material Americans send to landfills. About 24 percent of everything buried there, according to the EPA, is food waste. Source: Earth911.

Mohamed Adow is the founder and director of Power Shift Africa. At London Climate Action Week, electrification moved from the margins of climate policy to the centre of the road to COP31.

A government program elevates some Louisiana homes at no cost, but skepticism and unanswered questions are slowing participation. The post They were offered free flood protection. Source: Yale Climate Connections.

Over 10,000 entries from 177 countries mark the highest participation in the Prize’s history. Submissions increased 32% year-on-year, reflecting sustained local led momentum for scalable global impact. Source: CleanTechnica.

Monitoring is expensive and labor intensive. But it helps public health officials stop outbreaks.By Madeline Shaw With summer heat comes pool parties, beach days, backyard cookouts and, of course, swarms of bloodthirsty mosquitos.

Scrolling through the 75th edition of the Statistical Review of World Energy from the Energy Institute this week, several things jumped out to me. If you’ve missed my previous coverage of the report, also see…