March saw a significant increase in U.S. inflation, driven by rising gas prices and housing costs, challenging the Federal Reserve's rate cut strategies.

Marks & Spencer invests in a sustainable diet plan for dairy cows, aiming to cut methane emissions by 8.5% and promote carbon footprint reduction.

A report forecasts that electric vehicles could see a dramatic increase in efficiency, potentially reaching 200 miles per gallon equivalent by technological advancements.

A federal court decision allows California to continue imposing vehicle emission standards that exceed federal limits, paving the way for environmental policy autonomy.

The investment landscape is evolving, with renewable energy sources like solar and wind gaining traction over traditional fossil fuels, signaling a paradigm shift in energy funding.

The EPA has issued a new rule demanding significant reductions in toxic air emissions from chemical manufacturing facilities.

As environmental and political pressures mount, the EPA is contemplating tightening regulations on coal- and gas-fired power plants to curb climate change.

In a historic move, Greece announces the Aegis program, dedicating a substantial budget to combat climate change and manage natural disasters.

Ferrari inaugurates the E-Cells Lab in Italy, marking a pivotal step towards its debut in the fully electric supercar market.