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Online access to FEMA standards added to ASCE AMPLIFY platform
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities standards are available now on ASCE AMPLIFY, bringing 12 standards to the digital platform.
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US DOT provides guidance on competitive grants
After a directive was issued to review competitive grant programs, the U.S. Department of Transportation issued guidance addressing questions regarding energy, climate change, diversity, and equity.
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US to develop utility-scale geothermal power plants to support military operations
Global energy technology company Baker Hughes is to explore the use of utility-scale geothermal power plants to supply energy to U.S. military bases.
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The Alps are melting: 4 decades of glacier loss captured from space
The Alps, home to the iconic Aletsch Glacier, are undergoing a dramatic transformation. Satellite imagery spanning four decades reveals a stark retreat and thinning of the once-massive ice formation.
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Report offers ways to reconnect communities divided by Cross Bronx Expressway
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Giant extraterrestrial ‘wave’ hit Earth 14M years ago – and may have dramatically altered climate
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