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Turning a metro space into a more walkable urban space, though costly, can yield benefits from economic growth to an increase in development.
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The group representing the wind energy industry is "optimistic" Congress will renew a tax credit benefitting its members by the end of the year.
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A landmark agreement between the United States and China to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is a major breakthrough.
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Members of the Dallas City Council's transportation committee Monday signaled strong support for a three-pronged $983.4 million expansion of downtown transit.
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Officials broke ground on the first phase of a Westside subway extension that will expand transit options along one of the most densely populated and congested corridors in the region.
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From high-rises to subdivisions, the U.S. is getting closer to building sustainable and resilient zero-net energy communities.
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Imagine a community where nothing goes to waste. Instead, every material and object is recycled and turned into something useful.
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The Federal Communications Commissions needs to return to the basic tenet that made the Internet a force that changed the world. Namely: All Internet traffic should be treated equally.
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According to a post-election analysis voters approved two-thirds of the transportation-related initiatives on the ballot Tuesday.
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Grey water systems that take spent water from showers, bathroom faucets and washers and use it to quench the landscape are seen by some as the next step in sustainability.
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A natural disaster such as the one-two punch that was Irene and Lee demonstrate the threshold that utilities have to meet when hardening their systems against storms.
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How intelligent transportation systems, connected cars and autonomous vehicles will change everything.
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To realize the opportunities offered by the deployment of connected and autonomous vehicles, agencies must prepare for their arrival right now.
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From driverless cars to zero-net energy neighborhoods to self-healing concrete, cities are the 21st century intersection of ideas, infrastructure and technology.
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Connected vehicle technology will wirelessly connect vehicles to each other, and to the Internet, with the promise of a reduction in accidents and other improvements in safety records.
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The 240-mile project, which could be the first high-speed rail line in America, is expected to get people between the two cities in 90 minutes. If funding is secured and federal approval granted, the train could be running by 2021.
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An Audi RS 7 ran a lap at Germany's famed Hockenheimring racetrack, leaving little doubt just how far autonomous vehicle technology has come.
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Finding a cheap, reliable way to store electricity generated by renewables is the hope of many researchers, government officials and power producers.
