Author name: Mia Wright

As global markets grapple with the dual forces of AI disruption and economic volatility, investors are casting a wider net beyond traditional blue-chip stocks. Penny stocks, often overlooked due to their modest share prices and the smaller scale of t

The federal administration’s decision to rescind the Environmental Protection Agency’s Endangerment Finding may seem like a technical maneuver, but it strikes at the heart of U.S. climate policy, introducing uncertainty just as Wisconsin communities,

The fifth annual Ramona Earth Day Festival, organized by Sustainable Ramona, is set to take place on Saturday, April 25, at Begent Ranch. This year’s event promises to be a hub for environmental awareness and sustainable practices, with a particular

The semiconductor industry, a cornerstone of the technological revolution, faces a formidable challenge: managing the environmental impact of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) used in chip manufacturing. A recent review published in *Environ

In Tajikistan, farmers are grappling with an unusually warm winter, sparking concerns about the future of agriculture in the region. With average January temperatures hovering 1-2 degrees Celsius above normal, and late-winter cold snaps on the horizo

The oil and gas industry’s reliance on injection wells for disposing of toxic wastewater is under scrutiny following the revelation of government documents dating back nearly a century. These documents, obtained through a partnership with DeSmog, cas

The water sector is on the cusp of a digital revolution, one that could redefine how industries manage one of our most precious resources. Ashok Kumar Kalyanam’s work shines a light on the stark reality of industrial water use: a significant portion

The pollution control sector is at a crossroads, with robust industry trends colliding with disruptive forces, setting the stage for a dynamic shift in the water, sanitation, and drainage sector. The recent analysis by Zacks Equity Research highlight

Fred Zackery, a radio host and water quality activist in Gadsden, Alabama, has been a vocal advocate for clean water in his community. His efforts gained traction in 2016 when Gadsden’s water board became the first public utility to sue carpet compan