The forgotten victim of the Salvation Army building collapse
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To some solar users, power company fees are an unfair charge
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Nearly eight months after Hurricane Michael, Florida Panhandle feels left behind
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Oregon restricts solar development on prime farmland
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Everyone is framing 5G as a "race", but nobody seems to be able to explain why it matters who wins
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Jane Jacobs and the death and life of American planning
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Could Barcelona’s plan to push out cars and build superblocks work in the US?
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Water stays in the pipes longer in shrinking cities – a challenge for public health
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EU leaders: We won't follow Trump's Huawei ban
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5G networks could throw weather forecasting into chaos
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The politics of going to the bathroom
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11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever
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Removing love locks from bridges and statues
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'It would destroy it': New international airport for Machu Picchu sparks outrage
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Las Vegas is about to take a gamble on Elon Musk’s Boring Company
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Can car-crazy Dallas learn to love bikes?
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The magic of roundabouts
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Electricity grid cybersecurity will be expensive – who will pay, and how much?
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Inside Electrify America’s plan to simplify electric car charging
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5G signal could jam satellites that help with weather forecasting
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In car-choked Brussels, the pedestrians are winning
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Vodafone denies Huawei Italy security risk
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The hundred-tonne robots that help keep New Zealand running
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Why Berlin's fifteen-year-old airport has never had a flight
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The curious tale of the St. Louis street barriers
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The five biggest lies about 5G
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A highway runs through it: Inside the push to tear down an Oakland freeway
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Huawei row: UK to let Chinese firm help build 5G network
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Will damming this river lead to war?
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Don’t buy a 5G smartphone—at least, not for a while
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Take from the rich and give to ... the subway? Inside New York's evolving congestion pricing policy.
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Can bacteria help us prevent salt damage to concrete roads and bridges?
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Nova Scotia is one 'perfect storm' away from being cut off from Canada
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Oil traders are now watching workers’ phones to spot problems at refineries
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Microsoft says the Federal Communications Commission 'overstates' broadband availability in the US
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Hundreds of US cities are killing or scaling back their recycling programs
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A three-day expedition to walk across Paris underground
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How the internet travels across oceans
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Triton is the world’s most murderous malware, and it’s spreading
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Even in a warmer Europe, wind and solar could still keep the lights on
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What happens now that China won't take US recycling: Many waste-management companies are simply burning recyclables or sending them to landfills
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You Don’t Need All That Complex/Expensive/Distracting Infrastructure
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Pedestrian deaths reach highest level in decades, US report says
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Blackout at home: When the lights went out at Shea Stadium in 1977
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Is Huawei a friend or foe in the battle for 5G dominance?
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TPG stops its mobile network due to Huawei ban
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"The hacker tourist ventures forth across the wide and wondrous meatspace of three continents, chronicling the laying of the longest wire on Earth." (Neal Stephenson, 1996)
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The island nation of Tonga is facing a near-total internet blackout. The country’s only undersea cable was damaged during a storm.
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What cities are getting wrong about public transportation
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State official went roaming around Vermont to test cell coverage claims
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