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Investors are sharpening their scrutiny on the water footprint of hyperscale data centers operated by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, forcing the issue into boardroom agendas ahead of the spring shareholder season. Reuters interviews with asset manage

Investors are sharpening their scrutiny of the water and environmental footprint of data centers operated by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, pushing the companies to disclose more granular data on resource use before annual shareholder meetings. Accor

GHV Infra Projects Ltd’s recent contract with APCO Infratech for an ₹815 crore road construction project in Maharashtra is more than a headline—it’s a strategic inflection point for a company that has spent years building capacity in an industry wher

Ofer Vicus, co-founder and CEO of Aduro Clean Technologies, didn’t mince words when he described the plastics recycling landscape today. “Society produces roughly about 400 million tons of plastic each year,” he said during a recent Water Tower Resea

The City of Winnipeg’s $14.3-million operating deficit for 2025 underscores the financial strain facing municipal infrastructure, where revenue shortfalls and cost overruns reveal deeper systemic challenges. The deficit, equivalent to a 1% overspend

The shift toward climate-change mitigation isn’t just altering corporate environmental policies—it’s redefining the very structure of the global workforce. Nearly half of employers worldwide anticipate fundamental changes to their operations by 2030,

The first commercial deployment of Full Circle Lithium’s FCL-X™ in a major U.S. waste management operation marks more than just a product launch—it signals the beginning of a necessary shift in how the industry handles lithium-ion battery (LIB) fires

The first commercial deployment of Full Circle Lithium’s FCL-X™ to a major U.S. waste management operator signals a shift in how industry is confronting lithium-ion battery fires. Unlike traditional suppression methods—water, soil smothering, or isol

Geoff Trukenbrod’s take on the deal is direct: the $500 million injection from Ara Partners is a balance-sheet weapon, not a subsidy. Sedron’s plan is simple—own the plant, run it, and sell fertilizer, electricity and irrigation water to customers th

The malfunctioning toilet aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft during the Artemis II mission underscores a critical, often overlooked challenge in deep space travel: waste management. While the $23 million Universal Waste Management System (UWMS) has faced