Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

Small budget, strong security: Why Zero Trust is key to protecting critical infrastructure

Earlier this year, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), National...

How to increase climate resilience in urban areas

In the face of climate change, cities around the world are experiencing unprecedented weather...

Traverse City’s broadband project is a cautionary tale for other communities

As a former telecommunications executive who created business plans for fiber networks, I’ve...

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New cycle track a step forward for Atlanta’s alternative transportation

Earlier this month, Atlanta’s first two-way protected bike lane opened on 10th Street along Piedmont Park. The new track is a part of the “Connect Atlanta Plan” to double both bike lane mileage and the number of cyclists in the city by 2016.

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Electricity efficiency improvements

The Edison Foundation’s Innovation Electricity Efficiency (IEE) program has added new members. The report released this month by the IEE outlines the improvements and benefits of the program.

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Opportunity may not be equal for all

A new study explores the complicated factors influencing upward economic mobility in the U.S. It found the playing field may not be level, after all.

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New law requires Philly’s large buildings to report energy and water expenditures

A new energy usage disclosure law is part of Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter’s effort to make Philly America’s greenest city.

An equipment technician at Pebble Beach Golf Links cleans a Jacobsen mower.

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Proper cleaning is essential to turf maintenance equipment

Proper equipment cleaning practices can prevent many time-consuming and costly repairs during the lifetime of mowers and other turf gear.

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Water infrastructure problems cannot be ignored

As the country’s water infrastructures age, experts say investments must be made now to ensure a reliable water supply for future generations.

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New York’s new pipelines raise safety concerns

New natural gas pipelines are being constructed in New York to bolster the city’s energy infrastructure, but some groups fear the pipelines are too dangerous.

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No more doorstep delivery from USPS?

A measure approved by the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee would phase out door-to-door mail delivery to improve postal service efficiency.

A marked 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV used in surveillance duties.

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High-riding spymobile hunts down texters (with related video)

Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles are helping New York state police nab distracted drivers.

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Municipalities look to the auction block for help with financial hardships

As budgets tighten, some cities are looking to liquidate assets – including works of art and historical artifacts – to remain solvent.

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Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

Small budget, strong security: Why Zero Trust is key to protecting critical infrastructure

How to increase climate resilience in urban areas

Traverse City’s broadband project is a cautionary tale for other communities

Article

New cycle track a step forward for Atlanta’s alternative transportation

Article

Electricity efficiency improvements

Article

Opportunity may not be equal for all

Article

New law requires Philly’s large buildings to report energy and water expenditures

Article

Proper cleaning is essential to turf maintenance equipment

Article

Water infrastructure problems cannot be ignored

Article

New York’s new pipelines raise safety concerns

Article

No more doorstep delivery from USPS?

Article

High-riding spymobile hunts down texters (with related video)

Article

Municipalities look to the auction block for help with financial hardships

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