Trump Moves to Exempt Big Projects From Environmental Review
The White House, hoping to speed infrastructure projects like pipelines, will formally introduce changes to a half century-old landmark environmental law.
Iran’s Military Response May Be ‘Concluded’ but Cyberwarfare Threat Grows
Cybersecurity experts are seeing malicious activity from pro-Iranian forces, and warning that Iran has the capacity to do real damage to American computer systems.
Trump Rule Would Exclude Climate Change in Infrastructure Planning
The administration will propose that federal agencies be allowed to disregard climate change when assessing the environmental effects of major projects.
Cybersecurity Experts Are Leaving the Federal Government. That’s a Problem.
The departures leave our critical infrastructure, elections, data and networks vulnerable.
The Macroeconomics of ‘The Expanse’
You think it’s about aliens? It’s about infrastructure
Japan Plans to Spend $120 Billion to Stimulate Slowing Economy
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced the spending as the country’s economy has slowed because of reduced demand from China and tensions with South Korea.
Florida Keys Deliver a Hard Message: As Seas Rise, Some Places Can’t Be Saved
A project to calculate the cost of raising roads shows that some places may not justify the vast expense, casting doubt on the future of those areas.
Our Future Depends on Communities
To fight social inequality as well as malaise, look to greater local empowerment and increased democratic engagement.
Two Reporters Navigate Mountains of Packages in New York
The signs were all around us. The city’s infrastructure can’t keep pace with the e-commerce boom.
Facing a Pollution Crisis, Netherlands Tells Drivers to Slow Down
The government lowered the daytime speed limit on Dutch highways, to 62 miles per hour, in an attempt to cut nitrogen pollution.