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Texas' 12 largest planned gas projects all aim to power data centers as buildout jumps 50%
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (589+ words) "This frenzy of gas proposals is running headlong into the hurdles of an already tight gas market." Texas' expanding pipeline of proposed gas-fired power plants is set to power surging electricity demand from data centers. According to San Antonio Current,…...
When Cooling and Clean Air Both Depend on Power: A Grants Pass Backup Plan
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (116+ words) There were 2,268 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 487,067 in the last 365 days. When Cooling and Clean Air Both Depend on Power: A Grants Pass Backup Plan Rogue Valley Heating, Cooling & Electrical is offering a $99 Heating/Cooling Tune-Up for…...
Rail News - MTA advances Interborough Express design, environmental review. For Railroad Career Professionals
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (273+ words) Progressive Railroading MTA advances Interborough Express design, environmental review New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) officials are planning to release the draft environmental impact statement for the planned Interborough Express (IBX) in fourth-quarter 2026. The $5.5 billion project will connect the boroughs…...
Texas needs greater transparency on data centers’ water and air impacts
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (213+ words) Accelerating the clean energy revolution Texas is rapidly becoming one of the country’s biggest data center hubs. The state already has 335 data centers, with at least 248 more in the works. At its current pace of growth, Texas could overtake Virginia…...
Why ‘Clean Is Cheap, Cheap Is Clean’ Isn’t Breaking Through
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (1272+ words) New polling by Heatmap and Embold Research shows where one of climate advocates’ favorite arguments for renewables is falling short. It’s the million-dollar question of clean energy advocacy: How do you persuade climate change skeptics to love renewables? But as…...
A Mother Jones reporter put a gallon of water behind every California almond in 2014, and when the Pacific Institute checked the claim against USDA yields and UC Davis irrigation data, the real number came in even higher, 1.6 to 1.7 gallons a kernel, so the argument had to move somewhere else
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (16+ words) A viral statistic about California almonds turned out to be true—and worse than anyone thought....
South Whitehall residents paint dire picture of proposed data center near Parkland High
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (591+ words) Developers pitching the Project Atlas data center in South Whitehall Township have tried to reassure residents that the noise, emissions and other byproducts of the massive cloud-computing hub would be well-controlled by its design and construction standards. The Atlas plan…...
Talking Headways Podcast: Carspreading — Streetsblog USA
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (397+ words) This week, we’re joined by Sofia Navas and James Nix of the NGO Transport & Environment to talk about their recent report, “Ever Bigger? Car Size at a Crossroads.” Why, why why are car sizes continuing to grow? It’s so clear…...
Beyond Parking: How Structural Engineering Unlocks Rooftop Solar Possibilities
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (390+ words) Rooftop solar is often treated as an afterthought. On a healthcare campus in Wisconsin, prefabricated concrete and thoughtful structural design made all the difference in creating a parking structure that was engineered to carry a state-record array before the first…...
A 5,000 ton Art Deco terminal in New Jersey was cut into three pieces and rolled three quarters of a mile across a working airfield, and the dollies had to hold every lift point in step from the first foot to the last
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (647+ words) The runway lights were still burning when the order came to move. Beneath a flat New Jersey sky, about 200 rubber tire dollies sat packed under steel beams, each linked to a central hydraulic system. Above them, 5,000 tons of concrete, brick…...