Environment

Tristan Gooley, author and natural navigator, is featured in this week's Ask Nature Podcast.

Under this three-year cooperative framework, CNH provides agricultural equipment—including tractors, front blades, ploughs and harrows, to support community-led development initiatives.

The framework for assessing global risk has shifted significantly in recent years, moving toward a more holistic understanding of how our natural world supports every level of society.

Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of Braiding Sweetgrass is featured in this week's Ask Nature Podcast.

For multinational organizations, managing environmental, health, safety, and sustainability (EHS&S) compliance is becoming increasingly complex.

No more EUDR delays. December 2026 is confirmed, compliance costs are down 75%, and the Commission's May 2026 review introduces new categories and updated guidance. Here's what changed.

Understand the stages of EHS maturity and learn how to move beyond compliance to build stronger, scalable EHS programs that improve risk management and long-term performance.

In this episode, host Keith Knoke, Chair of the Board for Inogen Alliance from Antea Group USA, is joined by Alizabeth Smith (Antea Group USA) and Chris Trim (Peter J. Ramsay & Associates Australia) to discuss how risk management is evolving in 2026.

When an osprey pair built a nest atop an energized electrical pole on Petty’s Island in Pennsauken, New Jersey, it created both a safety risk for the birds and a potential reliability concern for customers. The nest and three eggs inside needed to be moved — and quickly. 

October marked the successful completion of the first year of the Sorghum Roadside Trials on The Ray, a pilot project proving how specialized, resilient cereal crops can solve legacy infrastructure issues through biological engineering.