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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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Disruptive innovation is needed if the world is to meet its clean water targets.
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The department is in the midst of testing various connected vehicle pilots in Florida, New York and Wyoming. Now, the department has published a library of technical assistance available through the program.
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Slow to build and expensive to operate, streetcars could be the most maligned mode of transportation in America. Still, cities keep building them.
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"Blended" models have the potential to bridge some big gaps in infrastructure finance.
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As we develop new standards, we need to look beyond renewables and include all options that meet air-quality goals
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Planners, engineers and other experts have access to a great variety of software and tools on urban water management, developed either by government agencies or the industry.
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Regardless of where they live, urban amenities are no longer a bonus but a requirement for many millennials.
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The institute's grand opening was held June 3, and is the model for what tomorrow’s emergency operations centers will look like.
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Probably not. Many see solar and wind power complimenting one another in the state that leads the nation in wind energy production.
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Musk's ultimate goal is to make the cars, which currently sell for $70,000, affordable for the masses, and create a 'catalyst for sustainable transport.'
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After a study was conducted by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and found no significant impact on fracking off the California Coast, a halt in operations was lifted for operations to resume.
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City officials are experimenting with ways to protect cultural institutions and businesses, as opposed to buildings and plazas.
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States are struggling over whether and how to end net metering for solar energy customers.
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The task force met Wednesday for the first time in Pittsburgh to talk about how it will shape the state’s approach to autonomous vehicles.
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The projects will be focused on improving traffic congestion and commuting problems for Bay Area residents in a climate-friendly manner.
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The Concord Naval Weapons Station is today a testing site for automated driving. In the future, its city and county want it to be much, much more.
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Energy ministers from the world’s largest economies will meet in San Francisco's Union Square to discuss how to meet the Paris accord’s lofty goals.
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The plan is an aggressive response to the more than two dozen failed attempts to create a vibrant regional public transportation system in a long underserved area, which invests a fraction of what other regions do.
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