Droughts are threatening California's water supply. The state is racing to save what's left.

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Epic Cleantec staff in front of one of their water recycling units
On-site-water-reuse systems recycle a building's wastewater to help conserve resources.

LOREN ELLIOTT

Flying taxis are closer than ever to reality. The booming industry needs to overcome infrastructure hurdles.

Tech Insider : Travel
Archer Aviation white livery flying over trees.
Archer's Midnight aircraft has secured certification to fly non-scheduled commercial flights, putting its eVTOL one step closer to flying for the airlines.

Archer Aviation

One of the US's busiest cruise ports can't keep up with America's love for vacations at sea — but an urgent new terminal will help meet the demand for giant cruise ships

Tech Insider : Travel
Port Canaveral without ships
Port Canaveral unveiled new plans to build a cruise terminal at one of its existing berths, scrapping its initial proposal because it would've taken longer to construct.

Canaveral Port Authority

What it will take to modernize the American grid and usher in the clean-energy revolution

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large transmission power lines
To reach a carbon-pollution-free grid by 2035, we'll need to build up to 10,100 miles of new transmission lines.

Anton Petrus

Making the power grid 'smart' could save us all money and prevent blackouts. Chattanooga made the $280 million investment.

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array of lightbulbs hanging dark unlit against a blue background with one lit bulb hanging lower in the center
Let's get smart about our power grid.

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The $6 billion project to power 1 million NY homes with clean energy is the first of its kind

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Two large buildings part of a hydroelectric dam on a river near Montreal, Canada
Hydroelectric power from Canada could soon power a million homes in New York City via the CHPE transmission line.

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Biden's laws are pouring billions into new infrastructure, and it could be a rare opportunity to make communities safer and more sustainable

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Workers build California High-Speed Rail's Hanford Viaduct
Work continues in January on California's high-speed rail line in Hanford.

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