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With enactment of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Biden Administration is now working to quickly roll out what is the most significant long-term investment in the nation’s infrastructure.

Damage to the country’s agriculture sector is now nearing P4 billion five days after Typhoon Odette left the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). In its latest update, the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DA-DRRM) Operation Center was already abl

The $1.2 trillion US Bipartisan Infrastructure Law includes important grid provisions. Here’s how they can be implemented as effectively as possible.

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(Office of the Governor) — Due to the recent spike in the number of Covid-19 cases being identified in the community and the continuing serious imminent threat posed by Covid-19,

Sen. Joe Manchin dropped a bomb Sunday morning, saying he doesn’t back Democrats’ reconciliation package.

Two big announcements last week indicate that 2022 could be the year when Arkansas fully plugs into the electric vehicle industry.

Sen. Shaheen’s request comes as Granite Staters face uncertainty from a recent PUC order and the possibility of higher heating bills this winter.

Jesse DuClau of OWASA and Lama BouFajreldin of UNC join 97.9 The Hill to talk about properly disposing of fats, oils and greases.

New England’s grid operator fears the region could be vulnerable to a power crisis akin to February’s blackouts in Texas.