Biden would push for net-zero emissions by 2050, reenter the Paris climate accords and ban new oil and gas permits on public lands and waters, among other initiatives. * This article was originally published here
Read More »Eyes in the sky: How satellites can monitor infrastructure health Phys.Org Increasing global population growth and resource exploitation is creating a huge demand for civil infrastructure, including buildings, subways and train lines, … * This article was originally published here
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Read More »CVS says it will open 1,500 HealthHUB stores by the end of 2021, focusing more on health services and products and less on candy and greeting cards. * This article was originally published here
Read More »Let’s equip youth to drive infrastructure revolution Standard Digital Rose Kananu, MD Howard Aidevo. Africa is growing, and the bludgeoning infrastructure is evidence that the rise is inevitable. An African Development Bank report projects a growth of 30 per cent for African economies by 2040. However, there’s a catch. This growth will only be possible if […]
Read More »John Ricciardi, CEO of Kestrel Investment Partners, discusses the impact of a potential U.S. Department of Justice antitrust probe into Big Tech. * This article was originally published here
Read More »With an above-average percentage of its power generated from renewable sources and one of the largest battery storage operations in the United States, utility Sempra Energy seemed to check all the… * This article was originally published here
Read More »Bolstering infrastructure, creating jobs through small industries will be priority: Nitin Gadkari Economic Times On May 30, he was sworn in as a Cabinet minister after he won the Nagpur Lok Sabha seat. * This article was originally published here
Read More »ACT Budget to dip back into deficit amid push for infrastructure ABC News The ACT’s budget bottom line will be headed for an $89 million deficit in the coming financial year, and while the Government claims to be investing that money … * This article was originally published here
Read More »Sarawak CM says working on essential infrastructure Malay Mail KUCHING, June 4 — The state government is giving priority to providing basic amenities such as water and electricity supply as well as upgrading road networks in the rural and coastal areas, Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Openg stressed today. He said he is confident that […]
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