New York and Boston Have Archaic Sewer Systems That Back up When It Rains. Fixing Them Could Cost Billions
Boston and New York City experienced severe flooding in 2023 due to inadequate combined sewer systems, which mix stormwater and
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California scores big clean transportation boost from Biden-Harris Administration
California, along with Oregon and Washington, has secured $102 million for zero-emissions truck charging and hydrogen fueling stations along key
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Why Building U.S. Highways Is So Expensive
A study found that the U.S. overspends on transportation infrastructure due to limited staff in state departments of transportation (DOTs)
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DOE Issues Request for Qualifications for Generating Clean Energy at Savannah River Site
The DOE requests to revamp river site in Aiken, South Carolina. According to the Department of Energy, the U.S. Department
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DOE Says: Wind Turbines: The Bigger, the Better
The DOE discusses the development of modern wind turbines. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, since the early 2000s,
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South Florida’s Interchange Overhaul With a Diverging Diamond Design
In the bustling landscape of South Florida’s transportation network, the reconstruction of the interchange at SR-808/Glades Road stands as a
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U.S. Charging Infrastructure: Growth, Challenges, and Future Prospects
Here’s a look at the current electric vehicle charging landscape. According to EV Market Reports, The electric vehicle (EV) landscape
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Advancing Resilience and Efficiency in Public Infrastructure
The Miami-Dade County Office of Resilience has been administering the county’s Sustainable Buildings Program (SBP) since 2007. Over the duration
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Ensuring a Sustainable Future for Los Angeles’ Wastewater Management
Since its inception in 1923, the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts have been the bedrock of wastewater and solid waste
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The Impact of Public Works Maintenance Practices
The city of Richmond, the capital of Virginia, is home to a diverse community of 230,000 people within a metropolitan
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Projects Take Off With Flowing Funds
There are thousands of water contracting opportunities on the horizon, with hundreds of billions of dollars in funding available to
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MSU Researchers Build Connection Between Forests and Drinking Water
Researchers from Michigan State University discover untapped potential in forests. According to Michigan State University, in 2022, Emily Huff, an
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National Priorities Grants: Evaluation of Antimicrobial Resistance in Wastewater
Researchers nation-wide are developing new methods to combat antimicrobial resistance in wastewater. According to the EPA, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in
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New Jimmie Davis Bridge Project Is Underway
Louisiana anticipates the reconstruction of its Jimmie Davis Bridge. According to the Louisiana Network Radio, ground has been broken on
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Pittsburghers for Public Transit Has an Ambitious Vision for Expanded Service
The city of Pittsburgh is “reimagining local transportation” starting with county bus lines. According to the Pittsburgh City Paper, “Allegheny
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How Should the Federation of American Scientists Work With DOE?
The Foundation for Energy Security and Innovation (FESI) “holds tremendous potential” for advancing clean energy legislation says the Federation of
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Inflation Reduction Act Year Two: A Clean Future in Clear Focus
Here is a look at the U.S.’s Inflation Reduction Act so far. According to Energy.gov, as the largest climate investment
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Lewes Board of Public Works Seeks to Expedite New Water Main
Lewes, Delaware’s “Boil Water Notice” is no longer applicable; here’s how… According to Coast TV, the Lewes Board of Public
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Community Energy Planning Projects Receive Over $1 Million in Funding
On Monday, the state of Washington received over $1 million for energy infrastructure development. According to the Washington State Department
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Is the U.S. Slowly Transforming to a Less Energy-Intensive Future?
How will the U.S. continue to use energy? According to UBS, U.S. carbon emissions have declined about 1.9% annually over
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U.S. Cities Need Transportation Infrastructure Resilient to Climate Change
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the federal government needs to improve transportation for climate resilience. According to KUNR, “we’ve
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First Federally Funded EV Charging Station Opens in Ohio
The federal government is building more electric vehicle charging stations across the U.S. According to Government Technology, the federal government
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Biden-Harris Administration Invests $775 Million to Plug Orphaned Oil and Gas Wells
Orphaned wells are being plugged across the nation; officials say public health benefits. According to the U.S. Department of the
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Department of Energy Awards $2 Million to UAW-CMGE To Build High Road Training Pathways for America’s Climate Workforce
The DOE awards $6 million for development of the High Road Battery Training Program to benefit climate and U.S. workers.
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The EPA Is Enacting a Historic Pesticide Ban
The EPA enacts historic pesticide ban on pesticide linked to unborn fetus developmental problems. According to Mother Jones, “dacthal, the
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