Items Tagged with 'emissions'

Coalition of 24 states, 10 cities and five counties sued federal agency in US court to reverse repeal of core scientific basis to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles, power plants and other sources—with battle headed for US Supreme Court.. 

Candidates for mayor debate its enforcement and cost before Nov. 4 election as efforts scale to meet the city mandate.

MIT startup Allium Engineering’s stainless-clad rebar aims to triple bridge lifespans, cut carbon emissions and resist corrosion, with Caltrans testing underway after a California pilot.

The County of San Diego, 2025 California Owner of the Year, is on a mission to deliver sustainably built facilities that lift up communities.

Utah's multibillion-dollar IPP Renewed project is adding a pair of cleaner hydrogen-fueled turbines as coal-fired units at the power plant approach retirement.

On July 12, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District (USACE) announced that federal interest continues to exist in the Los Angeles County Drainage Area (LACDA) Project.

Final version of an emissions regulation announced by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will affect all on-road passenger vehicles, including cars, light-duty trucks and medium-duty vehicles.

Greenhouse gas cuts from already built gas-fired power plants are being addressed in a separate rulemaking, agency chief Michael Regan said, with some in Congress pushing that it be proposed by year end.

Cambridge Electric Cement uses cement paste from recycled concrete to replace the lime flux used in scrap steel recycling. Its slag can replace the clinker in portland cement. 

Local Law 97 will add greenhouse gas emission limits for most New York City buildings larger than 25,000 sq ft starting in 2024.