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CREW Carbon raised $25M to expand its process technology that helps wastewater utilities cut costs and permanently remove carbon dioxide. The company has deployed at nearly 10 facilities and secured $33M+ in carbon removal offtake agreements with buyers including JP Morgan, Google, and Stripe.

TWG Global led Slate Auto’s $650 million Series C in April 2026, giving the Michigan EV startup the capital it says it needs to hit production this year and deliver its first trucks in late 2026.

IBM launched a global RFP for its Impact Accelerator program, seeking nonprofits and government organizations to develop AI-driven solutions for education and workforce development. Selected organizations receive two-year grants including watsonx access and IBM consulting support.

KENT is redefining underwear with 100 percent natural, plastic free materials. Founder Stacy Grace shares how super natural basics can protect human health, reduce waste, and return clothing to the earth instead of landfills.

From river interception systems and biodegradable packaging to coral restoration and circular economy models, a new wave of ocean conservation startups is tackling marine pollution at its source and at scale.

Wildfire response is now minutes. AI, data fusion, and autonomous tech offer a new front line. Innovations like chemical sensing, infrastructure monitoring, and robotics enable proactive prevention and Ultra-Early Detection to stop fires before they start.

New companies are proving agricultural waste can fuel real energy systems. These ventures turn crop residues and manure into biogas, bio oil, and biochar, cutting emissions and giving farms new revenue.

These U.S. telehealth innovators are bridging the rural healthcare divide. Discover the startups using specialized virtual care, AI, and remote monitoring to bring mental health, critical care, and primary services to underserved communities across America.

These companies are building the recycling systems and long duration storage technologies the grid needs for a stable clean energy future.

Learn how mitigation credits work in the United States, why they exist, who buys them, how they are priced, and how they fit into land development and conservation finance. Covers wetlands, streams, and species credits with real regulatory examples.

All Aboard Fund I is raising $300 million to help climate tech companies scale beyond pilots and into commercial deployment, addressing one of the sector’s toughest financing gaps.

Getting through the holiday season can be a real challenge for the conscious consumer. For most shoppers, any item will do for their mother, father-in-law, uncle, or aunt, but for conscious consumers, their values need to be represented in every gift given.

From AI leak detection to air-to-water generation, these WaterTech companies are building the future of clean, accessible, and sustainable water for communities worldwide.

Dutch startup HULO.ai raises €2.3 million to combat global water loss using AI-powered leak detection, helping utilities conserve billions of liters annually and build more resilient water infrastructure worldwide.

Marble Health has raised $15.5 million in Series A funding to expand access to youth mental health care across U.S. schools.

Deep Sky will build one of the world’s largest carbon removal facilities in Manitoba, investing $500 million to remove 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually and accelerate Canada’s leadership in global climate action.

Alec’s Ice Cream raises $11 million to expand its regenerative organic and A2 dairy ice cream nationwide, combining indulgence, health, and sustainability while supporting regenerative farmers and climate-positive food innovation.

Era92 has officially opened the doors to the era92 Hub in Uganda, a purpose-built center designed to empower young people across Africa through training, mentorship, and faith-driven innovation.

Data Philanthropy has invested $1.2 million in buildOn to construct 20 new schools across five countries and strengthen the nonprofit’s data systems for long-term impact. The partnership unites education and data-driven philanthropy to expand opportunity for thousands of children worldwide.

OXCCU, a University of Oxford spin-out, has raised $28 million to scale its breakthrough process that converts waste carbon into sustainable aviation fuel.