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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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In a recent radio interview, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti brought up the idea of building a monorail system to divert traffic away from the Southern California nightmare — aka the 405 freeway.
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The storage can be used to help make variable wind or solar production more practical for the electric grid.
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San Francisco's new app taps into the city’s greatest resource — civic-minded residents.
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Scholars and experts in the field tend to have two general assumptions: Widespread use of self-driving cars will mean fewer collisions, and there will be some shifting of liability from drivers to manufacturers.
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Homes are changing in the county, trending toward more energy efficiency and automation.
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SacRT has been losing ridership almost annually for seven years – a 30 percent decline since 2010.
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The report, authored by San Franciscans for Municipal Fiber, argues that to properly address the digital divide and provide affordable, equitable Internet access, the city must begin building its own fiber network.
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Gov. Jay Inslee said his order could accomplish a range of goals, including bringing a growing industry to Washington, safer car travel and — with electric vehicles — reducing carbon emissions.
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A Pennsylvania entrepreneur imagines that one day, the 40-acre Shen Penn anthracite mine pit will once again deliver energy.
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This week members of Congress released bipartisan legislative principles for self-driving vehicles that will guide any future laws.
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The plan is to use the latest designation, along with the driving simulator’s history of research, to attract small to mid-size startup companies focused on autonomous vehicle technology.
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Such an ordinance would improve air quality and human health, lower carbon emissions, protect the environment and reduce oil and gas consumption.
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Alaska is finally getting an Internet makeover.
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Researchers from Ohio State University released a report chronicling how to best determine where charging stations can go to encourage electric vehicle adoption.
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Because it’s so large and has so much wind and sun, Texas has twice as much renewable energy potential as the next-closest state — and three times more than California, according to data from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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The nonprofit 'Sustainable Resilient Longmont' voiced its support for the city becoming 100 percent green energy operated.
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With a bottom-up approach, Detroit is making surprising progress toward turning around its neighborhoods.
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The Uber and Lyft vehicles are heavily concentrated in popular areas, amounting to a fifth of all vehicle miles in the city.
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