FAA regulatory move could mean more drone deliveries
For first time, agency authorizes multiple operators to fly commercial drones without visual operators in the same airspace
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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
Economic development a top priority for U.S. mayors, study shows
Infrastructure challenges included vulnerability of water systems, sewers, roads and bridges to extreme weather events, city leaders say
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
DOI, NOAA collaborate to use satellite network to identify, track wildfires
As wildfires grow in scale and severity, precise wildfire tracking will improve interagency efforts to protect public health and communities
Landfills are latest target in EPA effort to curb climate ‘super pollutants’
Initiative is part of a broader strategy to address the threat of climate change by targeting super pollutants, including methane, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and nitrous oxide
House passes bill funding infrastructure at ports, coastal regions
Water Resources Development Act authorizes 161 feasibility studies for locally proposed projects and approves 12 that have already been reviewed
USDOT outlines strategies to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050
Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization provides three primary strategies to mitigate GHG emissions in the transportation sector
San Francisco launches world-first hydrogen-powered ferry
Six-month test period will showcase how the ferry’s fuel cell technology is a viable alternative to fossil fuel-powered vessels
DOE taking steps to accelerate use of AI for energy, security and scientific research
Roadmap is a significant step in the government's approach to effectively implementing the rapidly evolving technology
