infrastructure

First step: Don't call it “green” or say “climate change” in front of the president.

Rideshare companies are investing in public infrastructure, but only when it helps their bottom line.

Every day roughly 178 million people in the US travel over bridges in need of “urgent” repair.

Close to half of Newark homes tested have lead in their water. Residents are outraged.

About 45 percent of globally important oil and gas fields in the Russian Arctic are located in zones made hazardous by permafrost melt, scientists said.

Electric scooters are fun, but nobody knows what to do with them yet.

Puerto Ricans living on the mainland share their stories of displacement.

We met one Iraqi protestor who’s taken to the streets in frustration at the lack of basic services in the oil-rich province of Basra.

Louisiana’s water system has consistently ranked amongst the worst in the country. And the road to clean water does not look promising.

How a Canadian company is helping to protect cities' underground arteries.

The musician hopes to establish a city in Senegal that would run entirely on Akoin.

Canadian company DMG Blockchain is expanding its mining operation in British Columbia with its own electrical substation.