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In the midst of a devastating drought, the state finds that no loss of water is trivial and goes about finding and fixing them.

We need to address the $11.5 billion in deferred maintenance before spending money to acquire land.

Excess storm water leads sewers to overflow into local waterways, which the city’s Department of Environmental Protection is battling with a 20-year, $2.4 billion plan.

Congress must work with the Federal Reserve to revive the economy, which has slowed down and fallen short of forecasts.

Christie should show leadership by fixing crumbling infrastructure with a gas tax for New Jersey.

What it will take to fix America’s crumbling infrastructure.

Google’s Sidewalk Labs will pursue technologies to cut pollution, curb energy use, streamline transportation and reduce the cost of city living.

Companies with past ties to trafficking are building ports, dams and hotels as Myanmar strives to modernize after decades of dictatorial rule.

The presence of uniformed personnel on a Shanghai train platform this week highlighted how high-speed rail had facilitated not just family reunions and business deals, but troop movements and disaster relief.

The $13 million Vertiport Chicago complex aims to spirit busy (and monied) businesspeople quickly to their destinations, an option missing since 2003.

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