August’s Environment+Energy Leader update covers major shifts in sustainability, energy, and compliance, including $22B in U.S. clean energy projects stalled by federal policy changes, Oregon’s PFAS biosolids study, and USGS’s large-scale lidar mapping in the Southeast. Key developments span India–Australia rare earth partnerships, off-grid 3D-printed housing, and advances in wildfire research, low-carbon cement, and battery reuse.
Regulatory highlights include PFAS settlements, ESG reporting consolidation, and EV charging fund disputes, while strategic moves from Wolters Kluwer, U.S. wind market trends, and Goodwill’s sustainable fashion initiative round out the month. Entries are now open for the 2026 E+E Leader Awards, recognizing impactful sustainability and energy innovations.
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