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The climate is changing fast. Infrastructure should, too. Plan Ahead!

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Public officials want to repair and rebuild. What they need to do is rethink.

By Nate Berg

 

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A Massive Water Recycling Proposal Could Help Ease Drought

Members of Congress from Western states are pushing for $750 million to turn wastewater into pure water. Here’s how that works.

Ketchum, Idaho considering tent city for workers amid ‘crushing inequality,’ scarce affordable housing

These are the people who work at your school. These are the people that work at your local business. These are the people who serve you.”

Small Cities Struggling to Pay for Infrastructure Projects

Towns with shrinking or stagnant tax bases can’t keep up with the costs of aging infrastructure without state and federal support.

Small Cities Struggling to Pay for Infrastructure Projects

Towns with shrinking or stagnant tax bases can’t keep up with the costs of aging infrastructure without state and federal support.

Solar Is Dirt-Cheap and About to Get Even More Powerful

After focusing for decades on cutting costs, the solar industry is shifting attention to making new advances in technology.

 

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