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Since the 1950s, the United States has experienced a decoupling of electricity demand from economic growth, a trend that has continued strongly in the following decades. While the U.S. economy grew by 20% during the 2010s, electricity demand remained essentially unchanged. However, this is now …
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Culture plays a crucial role in making urban areas vibrant and attractive. Cultural spaces such as theaters, galleries, and museums enrich communities and are key components of any city's identity. In the United States, there is strong public support for increasing federal investment in the …
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Treating wastewater for reuse as drinking water has long been controversial. However, as technology advances and water resources become scarce, more cities are considering direct reuse. El Paso exemplifies the effective use of wastewater reuse to enhance and diversify its freshwater supplies, …
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The Philippines is consistently ranked among the countries most vulnerable to natural disasters. Approximately 60% of its land area and 70% of its population are at risk from various hazards, including typhoons, earthquakes, floods, storm surges, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and landslides. …
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The New Zealand government has recently announced its plan to begin construction of a second crossing over the Waitemata Harbour. Infrastructure New Zealand Chief Executive Nick Leggett stated, "A second crossing is not a nice-to-have, it is a must-have. The existing …
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Auckland hosted the Infrastructure Investment Summit on March 13-14, 2025, drawing over 100 investors from 14 countries who collectively manage around $6 trillion in assets. In his opening remarks, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon emphasized the nation's stability as a significant …
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Klaipėda Port is set to enhance its infrastructure and advance green hydrogen projects, aiming to establish itself as a leading center for port services and clean energy. The port plans to invest €308 million ($322 million) in modernization and renewable energy initiatives over the next four …
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Small Island Developing States, or SIDS, are home to approximately 65 million people. First recognized by the United Nations in 1992, the 38 Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are in the Pacific, Indian Ocean, Atlantic, and Caribbean. Despite their scattered presence across the world's oceans, …
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Representatives from Malaysia met with the Philippines’ Cebu City Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia in mid-February 2025 to discuss opportunities for collaboration on the city's infrastructure projects, including the construction of dams and improvements to mass transportation. Cebu City is a highly …
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Takapuna is a suburb situated on the North Shore of Auckland, New Zealand, approximately 10 minutes from Auckland's central business district (CBD). It boasts a relaxed beach atmosphere, stunning beach views, and a vibrant hospitality scene with a wide range of restaurants, shops, and …
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority has unveiled an exciting development: the plan to power the high-speed train network with solar energy. The state aims to establish a dedicated solar power infrastructure to support this initiative. However, the project is still under construction and …
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In the United States, data center power usage has tripled over the last ten years, and this electricity demand is projected to increase by up to three times by 2028. The expansion of data centers and the growth of artificial intelligence drive a significant surge in electricity demand. If this …
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