The funding aims to bolster USGS’s mission of addressing climate and hazard challenges.
Real-time monitoring and SMART building technologies can significantly reduce energy consumption and help the U.S. meet its ambitious carbon reduction targets.
The initiative aims to provide increased access to disadvantaged communities.
The updated plan introduces eight strategies to address marginalized communities.
Lowell commits to major sewer upgrades to curb Merrimack River pollution.
The program focuses on building awareness of water-related environmental concerns.
Eight vehicle dealerships, including four in California, have received the designation.
With the right approach, solutions that reduce emissions can also result in improved performance, increased productivity and reduced costs overall.
The impacts of climate change extend beyond physical and environmental harm. Even the financial sector is at risk.
The use of a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) can help water treatment plants optimize their maintenance operations while reducing downtimes.