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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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Twenty organizations have come together to push development of services that will make multimodal and individualized transportation easier for travelers to use.
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Governor Jerry Brown is giving a $100 million subsidy for affordable housing to help decrease green house emissions.
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There have been nearly 200 reported incidents of planes coming in close contact with drones, with the most occurring near LAX.
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The lawsuit could force the city to review what "displacement" means under the California Environmental Quality Act.
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According to a new report, installing battery packs in homes and businesses could help prevent blackouts and would save money during peak demand hours — and the feasibility of installing such systems may be increasing.
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A new power conversion system that feeds on water treatment byproduct is expected to save tens of millions annually from savings on chemicals, trucking and power produced.
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Our roads, bridges and schools are in dire need of aid, and the economic benefits of investment far outweigh the financial costs.
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Increased urbanization and more intense rainfall are creating burdensome challenges for cities and towns -- but within these challenges lie new opportunities to build systems that improve the vibrancy and climate resiliency of our urban areas.
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Senate Bill 350, which Gov. Jerry Brown signed in Los Angeles on Wednesday, calls for half the state's electricity to come from renewable sources by 2050.
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Cities are beginning to put pedestrians and cyclists before motorists by making infrastructure more tailored for finding alternate transportation.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Climate CoLab has chosen Boulder as a host city for all forms of innovation in hopes of having a positive effect on the environment and building community relations.
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Two EZ10 "Shared Driverless Vehicles" should be cruising about the Bishop Ranch business park in San Ramon by next summer.
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The combination of Austin's fast-growing population, its strong technology community and an entrepreneurial spirit have helped drive the transition.
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The Minnesota-based company has submitted a proposal to the state legislature that would drastically reduce its dependence on fossil fuels while ramping up production of solar and wind power.
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Do you focus on improving struggling neighborhoods in the hopes that everyone in the neighborhood will be better off, or on helping people get a leg up, even if it means they leave the neighborhood?
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Comments from Gov. John Kasich, a Republican who signed a temporary freeze last year, took some observers by surprise.
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The tighter restrictions will have the greatest impact in California because the state has the nation's worst air quality and has failed to meet previous ozone standards.
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The answer may lie in Blacksburg, Va.'s "Solarize Blacksburg" program.
