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Across the United States, water and wastewater infrastructure is approaching a critical inflection point. Many of the systems were built decades ago and are aging faster than they can be replaced. At the same time, demand is increasing due to population growth, regulatory pressure, and climate-related stressors.

The digital economy is expanding at a pace few could have predicted. As we began streaming more, computing more, and expecting everything from our phones to our factories to be “smart,” the infrastructure behind it quietly shifted into overdrive.

A circular economy reimagines how we design, use, and repurpose materials, shifting away from the traditional “take-make-dispose” model toward systems that prioritize reuse and regeneration

Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have become the cornerstone of modern portable energy due to their compact size, high energy density, rechargeability, and cost-effectiveness. Their adoption has

In September 2022, weeks after Hurricane Fiona’s devastating blow, a CBS news crew huddled in the living room of a local Puerto Rico resident. To the 58-year-old woman, access to electricity wasn’t just a convenience; it was a matter of life or death, powering the machine that supplied her oxygen.

At Weston, we have adopted a new normal, recognizing the value of flexible work arrangements in attracting top talent and promoting a healthy work-life balance for our team.

With the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL)’s historic investment in electric vehicles (EVs), we now have 7.5 billion reasons to shift to e-mobility, but we need only one reason: global warming.

Have you ever experienced the crushing disappointment of failing a test you knew was important? Our nation can relate. The American Society of Civil Engineers gave our infrastructure a C minus on its quadrennial report card. Even though not a failing grade, climate resilience and health equity do not recognize technicalities.

How can we reach net-zero emissions by 2050 if fossil fuels account for 80% of the world’s total energy consumption?1 The answer, while elusive, may lie within renewable energy.