Survey Reveals Stark Divide in Public Opinion on Data Centre Development
A recent poll indicates that low-income Americans are significantly more opposed to the construction of data centres in their communities compared to…
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Atlanta Launches Autonomous Shuttle Pilot on Beltline
A new pilot program introduces a free, autonomous shuttle service connecting the West End MARTA station to the Beltline Southwest Trail, aiming…
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Colorado Public Land Leased for Oil and Gas Development, Raising Environmental Concerns
The Bureau of Land Management has approved a significant lease sale of public land in Colorado for oil and gas interests, sparking…
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‘Arrested Mobility’: Charles T. Brown on Dismantling Transportation Inequities
An interview with urban planning expert Charles T. Brown, author of 'Arrested Mobility: Overcoming the Threat to Black Movement,' explores how historical…
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Southern California Desert Poised for Lithium Boom Amidst Community Concerns
A discovery of significant lithium deposits near California's Salton Sea could transform the region into a renewable energy hub, but plans face…
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Arizona Records Hottest Spring in 131 Years Amidst Rising Temperatures
A record-breaking spring in Arizona, with temperatures significantly above average, raises concerns about the impact of extreme heat and its potential link…
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Thousands Died in Non-Traffic Incidents in 2021, Highlighting Parking Lot and Driveway Dangers
A recent report indicates nearly 4,000 fatalities and over 60,000 injuries occurred in parking lots and driveways in 2021, underscoring the need…
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New York Considers One-Year Moratorium on New Data Centers
New York's legislature has passed a bill that could implement a one-year statewide ban on new data centers, aiming to allow time…
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Bus Route 666 to Hel Revived in Poland Amid Religious Outcry
Intercity operator FlixBus has reinstated the controversial bus line number 666, connecting Kraków to the seaside resort of Hel, sparking renewed debate…
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California, Arizona, and Nevada Forge Water-Sharing Agreement for Colorado River Basin
A novel water-sharing pact between California, Arizona, and Nevada aims to stabilise Lake Mead by allowing drought-stricken states to access water from…
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