The California Air Resources Board released a carbon inventory, assessing carbon stored across the state’s ecosystems to help track carbon gains and losses.
Land & Waste
Tennessee Recaps State Efforts to Promote Environmental & Economic Progress
Tennessee’s 2025 annual report highlights environmental efforts on water, brownfields, and environmental tourism.
Mississippi Seeks Bids for Shoreline Habitat Monitoring
Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality is looking for contractors as part of Gulf Coast habitat restoration efforts.
New Jersey Accomplishments Magazine Highlights Eight Years of Environmental Progress
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection highlights agency accomplishments in environmental protection through its magazine.
Indiana Greenlights CCR Permit Rule for U.S. EPA Review
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s proposed rule, which requires all facilities with Coal Combustion Residual (CCR) units to obtain a state permit, was recently approved by the state, allowing submission to EPA for review.
North Dakota Receives U.S. EPA Approval to Run CCR Program
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced final approval of North Dakota’s application to operate its own CCR permitting program.
Massachusetts DEP Celebrates 50 Years of Environmental Protection
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection celebrated 50 years of work to protect human health and the environment in the state.
North Carolina Promotes Environmental Stewardship Program at Annual Conference
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality held its Environmental Stewardship Initiative Conference, sharing sustainability and pollution prevention best practices.
Iowa to Spotlight Outcomes of Organic Waste Management Project
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host an online event this month to review the results of a nearly five-year process focused on sustainable materials management and organic…
New York Celebrates Success of Food Scraps Recycling Program
New York has collected a record 63 million pounds of food thanks to the State’s Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling Law.
