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The malfunctioning of NASA’s $23 million Universal Waste Management System on the Artemis II mission underscores a critical, often overlooked challenge in space exploration: human waste management in deep space. While the technical glitches—a faulty

Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s push for New Hampshire to embrace advanced nuclear technology places the state at the center of a renewed debate over the region’s energy future. The bipartisan call from New England’s governors last week to champion existing nucl

The global PFAS waste management market is forecast to expand from $2.21 billion in 2026 to $2.98 billion by 2031, driven by tightening regulations and evolving treatment technologies. North America currently holds the largest share—42% in 2025—while

The PFAS waste management market is expanding at a 6.2% compound annual growth rate, reaching $2.98 billion by 2031 from $2.21 billion in 2026, driven by stricter regulations, heightened public awareness, and technological progress. North America cur

The tension between Texas’s booming data center industry and the state’s strained water resources is sharpening, exposing a paradox in how AI infrastructure consumes water. Data centers don’t just demand water for operations—they rely on it at every

Management’s characterization of 2025 as a foundational year is more than rhetorical positioning—it reflects a deliberate pivot from efficiency metrics to resilience as a core value proposition. The shift isn’t abstract; it’s rooted in real-world con

The shift from pilot-scale operations to industrial deployment is no small feat for a cleantech company—but Aduro Clean Technologies is positioning itself at the heart of that transition. CEO Ofer Vicus will present at three investor conferences in A

Aduro Clean Technologies is sharpening its commercial pitch this month as it moves from pilot-scale experiments to industrial deployment, with CEO Ofer Vicus scheduled to present at three investor conferences in April. The company’s Hydrochemolytic™

The water-energy nexus is fraying under pressure, and the consequences are becoming impossible to ignore. A new report from Danfoss underscores that the water sector’s energy consumption is on track to double by 2040, while the energy sector’s water

The planned water outage on Stallion Road and surrounding areas highlights the ongoing infrastructure challenges utilities face when balancing maintenance with service reliability. For residents in Monica Lane and along the southern stretch of Stalli