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An Asbestos Exposure Registry Could Combat Mesothelioma Misdiagnosis in Veterans

1 week ago | triplepundit.com

United States veterans are diagnosed with mesothelioma at alarming rates. An asbestos exposure registry could prevent misdiagnosis, allowing for earlier, more effective treatment.
Beyond California, the U.S. is on the Brink of an Insurance Crisis Tied to Climate Change

2 months ago | triplepundit.com

Thousands of Californians were dropped by their homeowner's insurers months before the recent wildfires burned their homes to the ground. Their stories are only part of an insidious and growing insurance crisis across the United States that experts say is tied to climate change.
The Largest Commercial and Industrial Solar Project in Arkansas History is Underway

Jan 6, 2025 | triplepundit.com

Backed with funding from the nonprofit Climate United, Scenic Hill Solar is building 18 solar energy sites across 13 utility districts with the University of Arkansas. The complex project is set to lower energy bills and boost economic growth.
How Philanthropists Can Help Keep the Climate Movement on Track

Jan 6, 2025 | triplepundit.com

Philanthropy can have an outsized impact on pushing forward change. Despite uncertainty about the future of federal action on climate change, philanthropists continue to fund climate action, and public sentiment seems to be behind them.
Smarter Supply Chains: How AI and Bluetooth Stickers are Revolutionizing Logistics

Dec 2, 2024 | triplepundit.com

The logistics-focused tech startup Wiliot wants to help products in supply chains "talk." Using Bluetooth stickers that collect data and artificial intelligence, businesses can get a detailed view of a product's journey and recommendations on how to improve their supply chains.
The Denver Nonprofit Tackling Food Waste and Hunger at Once

Nov 26, 2024 | triplepundit.com

We Don’t Waste has rescued 220 million servings of food from going to waste, redistributing it to over 100 local hunger relief organizations, and it doesn't plan on slowing down.
When It Comes to Climate Action, the U.S. Construction Industry Is Still In

Nov 20, 2024 | triplepundit.com | Tina Casey

During U.S. President Joe Biden’s term in office, businesses that prioritize climate action received ample support from the White House. That is all but certain to change after President-elect Donald Trump takes office on January 20. Still, opportunities for businesses to partner with cities, counties, and states on climate action will continue, and the construction industry is already setting the stage for a new round of progress.
Saved by the Supply Chain: How Offshore Wind Stakeholders Hope to Survive and Thrive

Nov 13, 2024 | triplepundit.com | Tina Casey

Election Day 2024 sparked many conversations about the future pace of the energy transition in the United States. The offshore wind industry appears to be especially vulnerable to a change in federal energy policy, having been a frequent target of criticism by President-elect Donald Trump over the years. Nevertheless, offshore wind stakeholders are in a much better position to engage bipartisan support than just a few years ago.
After 40 Years, New Carbon Sequestration Study Confirms the Value of Trees

Nov 6, 2024 | triplepundit.com | Tina Casey

Supersized corporate tree-planting pledges can easily grab the media spotlight, only to wilt away when the program fails to meet expectations. To ensure success, businesses need to invest in careful planning, implantation and follow-up. The additional expense is well worth the effort, as demonstrated by a new model for assessing the carbon sequestration capability of trees and other plants.
Abortion Restrictions Bring New Attention to U.S. Maternal Health Crisis

Oct 30, 2024 | triplepundit.com | Tina Casey

Maternal mortality is higher in the United States than in most developed countries and has actually increased over the past 20 years. Research shows the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, in which the U.S. Supreme Court removed federal protections for abortion, has made the country's maternal healthcare crisis even worse.