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The more water people save, the more money utilities lose. But new pricing models could change that.
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If car travel is going to remain common, perhaps we need to be smarter about how we build and use them.
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A small Costa Mesa, Calif., company has lined up contracts with major corporations to supply the plastic for packaging, containers and chairs from potent methane that would've instead seeped into the atmosphere.
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The unique "mono-bucket" foundation would replace expensive steel piles in an 18-megawatt wind turbine venture, which has the support of Erie County, Pa., government.
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On this edition of FutureStructure Radio - our continuing conversation with Illinois CIO Hardik Bhatt and Munish Khetrapal of Cisco.
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A conversation with veteran public sector technologist Hardik Bhatt on where government is going, and where the IoE is taking the communities it serves.
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In California, mandated increases in sustainable energy generation are driving unprecedented technology innovations in energy balancing, rate reductions and new opportunities.
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The idea of "smart cities" is a complicated one and means different things to different people, but all definitions have a core element -- using technology and the data it collects to help address complex challenges. Here's how to get started.
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The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission announced that it's seeking public input as the state plans to build a 200-mile section of Interstate 70 into a cutting-edge example of transportation technology.
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Public officials are finding that to encourage EV use, government needs to step in.
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Joining California, Nevada, Michigan, Florida and Washington, D.C., Virginia will become the newest addition to the self-driving vehicle club.
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The aging public transportation in many American cities is straining under increased use. New tools and technologies are needed to create new options for city planners and policy makers.
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Though the state depends on fossil fuels for 80 percent of its energy today, it may soon legislate a shift to 100 percent renewable energy.
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A new tool from the Alliance to Save Energy and the Energy Efficient Codes Coalition helps planners understand just how efficient their structures can be.
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The company disclosed a total number of collisions, stating that none have been the self-driving cars' fault.
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Under the new plan, the state will reduce retail electricity consumption by 10 percent by 2020 — two years earlier than the previous goal.
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Hoping to build a connection with the community, SMART officials welcomed the public on board to check out the new cars.
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The "Big Ideas for L.A." event, hosted by Los Angeles and the National League of Cities, allowed mayors to share “big ideas” that are driving innovation within their communities.
