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 At some point, New York State is going to have to confront the fact that the naïve implementation plan based on rhetoric and not facts must be changed.  Hopefully, the confrontation will occur before there is a catastrophic blackout.

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. But many scientists agree: A quake is coming. And New York isn’t ready for it.

Hike In Food Prices, Hunger, Others Herald Agric Sector

Perhaps no one is more reliant on high-quality water than brewers. Water makes up more than 90 percent of most beers. The water flowing from the Rockies is pure and clean, which helps explain why …

/PRNewswire/ -- Western North America seems to be experiencing more extreme weather events more frequently. From scorching droughts to torrential floods, the...

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. But many scientists agree: A quake is coming. And New York isn’t ready for it.

Engineering experts are calling for a 4th light to be added to traffic signals across the U.S., including Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.

Engineering experts are calling for a 4th light to be added to traffic signals across the U.S., including Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio.

ProCES 25th Anniversary SPONSORED BY THE G.S. BECKWITH GILBERT '63 LECTURE SERIES 4:30-5:45 "Responsible Research Practices with Environmental Justice Communities" In 1860, the last ship of enslaved people landed on the shore of Mobile Bay. After the end of the Civil War, these survivors of the Middle Passage bought land on the plateau above the river, built homes and a school, and called this place Africantown. Africatown was a sanctuary for Black Americans throughout Reconstruct...

In a tragic outcome from Monday night's storm, a woman was swept away by rushing water into a storm drain as her boyfriend placed a frantic call to 911.