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Provo's the third U.S. city to sign up with Google Fiber, which is roughly 200 times faster than basic cable. The sale requires the city to pay off a $39 million bond used to build the iProvo Internet network.
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The $2.1 billion new link between Detroit and Windsor has received the required presidential permit. Even though Canada's paying for it, supporters expect more lawsuits from detractors who say it costs too much and will lower quality of life.
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How to prepare your operation for increasingly stringent wind and water erosion controls.
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The long-disputed federal transportation bill has finally been passed by both houses of Congress, after compromise from both sides of the aisle. Republicans dropped provisions that would have sped up approval of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline and one that would have loosened restrictions on...
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Congress is closer than ever to reauthorizing the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). But lawmakers are far from meaningfully supporting a well-intentioned program that has become a disaster.
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Water and wastewater industry associations oppose a proposed amendment to EPA's 2013 budget that would make the stimulus package's 'Buy American' requirement permanent for clean water and drinking water state revolving fund (SRF) programs.
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A 1970s federal mandate to give homeowners options for conserving electricity is now being used to stretch water and wastewater utility budgets.
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Three proposals for expanding federal support beyond state revolving loans.
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