Meeting data center power demands will mean building more transmission lines and acquiring more land to put them on.
Anyone who has sat on an Amtrak train as it idles at a station or crawls around a curve has probably considered the following ...
It goes far beyond the rom-com, though, from Donald Sutherland in the horror film "Don’t Look Now" to Sean Penn in "The Tree ...
The next few months will clarify whether the massive bridge replacement project will secure the funding to move forward as ...
Until recently, there was relatively little data on this subject. That is now changing. I recently contributed to a report ...
Examples of poorly thought-out bike lanes include those that end at highway ramps or other high-speed street segments, lanes ...
The California High-Speed Rail Authority announced that it signed an agreement with the High Desert Corridor Joint Powers Agency, the entity that is overseeing the Brightline West train line that will ...
The internet is having a field day making fun of Chicago's so-called "Concrete Beach" — but many locals love the strip of seawall that lets sand-averse Chicagoans enjoy the lakefront. As Rory Quealy ...
The growth of data centers geographically mirrors some of the nation's most water-stressed areas, writes Amanda Greenwood in Newsweek. Six major bodies of water in the U.S. West are facing severe ...
New York City plans to turn an underused NYPD parking lot into a mixed-use development with over 100 affordable homes, a senior center and community space. According to an article by Andrew Cruz for ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law aimed at bringing down building costs for housing, reports Ella Jackson for KQED. According to Jackson, "One primary change is slashing impact fees, which ...
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