City’s new comprehensive plan sets ambitious goals to reduce carbon emissions, advance equity and environmental justice, improve community health and resilience, and increase household savings.

Three key considerations in developing an organizational framework and philosophy for asset management that balances social, financial and environmental outcomes.

To help the state of New Jersey become more resilient to the impacts of climate change, WSP is working with the NJDEP on a variety of innovative adaptation strategies, projects and tools.

WSP USA partners with the Alliance for Global Water Adaptation to examine two frameworks that can help organizations enhance their climate and water resilience.

Innovative design approach uses nature-based solutions and habitat restoration to build coastal resilience and protect critical infrastructure.

AI technology is revolutionizing how we view climate change and its damaging impact on water infrastructure, laying the groundwork to find more sustainable solutions.

California’s ambitious zero carbon energy plan will require wind power to succeed; WSP USA’s Silvia Yanez identifies challenges to overcome for a successful power transition.

The action plan will help prepare the city – it’s people, buildings, infrastructure and open spaces – to withstand the extreme heat impacts of the changing climate, while advancing equity and environmental justice.

WSP USA implemented a nature-based solution for improving air quality at freeway-adjacent public housing in Los Angeles.

We conducted a comparative life cycle assessment to help a client calculate the difference in greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption between electronic and paper statements.

For the global energy industry, the rapid expansion and falling cost of wind and solar power has been nothing short of a revolution. While the transition from fossil fuels to renewables continues to gather momentum, we’re also on the cusp of another giant leap towards a clean energy future: the advancing tide of green hydrogen.

Many cities around the world are moving to a future that includes high technology, knowledge work and creativity. This means making sure that their environment is a safe place to live, work and play.