Keaton Peters

Keaton Peters

Clean water grant formula needs revamping, GAO study finds

To address gap between funding allocation and infrastructure needs, GAO developed a new formula emphasizing current clean water needs, population and economic burden

Keaton Peters

Bus rapid transit can improve road safety, study shows

Infrastructure alone — even before buses began operating — led to substantial reductions in vehicle speeds, particularly excessive speeding, report finds

Keaton Peters

NSF invests millions in quantum computing pilot projects

Technology has potential to revolutionize fields from computing and communication to sensing and imaging tools

Keaton Peters

Study sheds light on best use for hydrogen as fuel source

Although producing green hydrogen has significant inefficiencies, it should be used strategically for ground, air, marine transportation, researchers say

Keaton Peters

Bill to fund infrastructure at ports, coasts clears Senate

Legislation authorizes several new feasibility studies for local projects and approves projects that have already been reviewed

Keaton Peters

California report offers pathway to navigate possible water shortages

Report gives comprehensive view of potential climate scenarios, while providing guidance on future planning and risk assessment

Keaton Peters

Researchers in Utah develop method for harvesting water from air

Research offers hope innovative technology could eventually play a major role in long-term water planning

Keaton Peters

NOAA provides $575 million for building coastal resilience to climate impacts

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced its selections of 19 projects slated to receive a total of $575 million to boost coastal readiness against storms and flooding in states and territories along the oceans and Great Lakes. “From sea

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California receives $100 million for environmental justice projects

Initiatives will reduce historic pollution, increase community resilience to future climate extremes and build awareness through education programs

Keaton Peters

Common highway barriers could be inadequate against heavy EVs, study suggests

Test conducted by University of Nebraska-Lincoln has raised questions about readiness of U.S. highways for widespread EV adoption

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