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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.

FORT SMITH -- A new community-based effort to bring more transportation options to low-income residents is set to begin early next year.

FORT SMITH -- A new community-based effort to bring more transportation options to low-income residents is set to begin early next year.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a wrecking ball to movie theaters across the country, but the newest iteration of the Spider-Man saga is giving in-person cinema lovers a breath of fresh air.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a wrecking ball to movie theaters across the country, but the newest iteration of the Spider-Man saga is giving in-person cinema lovers a breath of fresh air.

Energy is of significant importance for the survival and development of human beings. It is urgent for us to gradually change the traditional energy conversion technology to avoid the disastrous consequences of unreasonable energy consumption, such as global warming, desertification, and the ozone hole.

Purpose-built Alberta greenhouse continuously searches for ways to finetune specialized lettuce production.

Three research projects that are demonstrating commercial promise — and have potential to improve lives — have received grants through a Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences program designed to spur innovation.

Even though the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) concluded in a storm of controversies, the world's growing energy crisis and environmental pollution (e.g., the global 36.7 billion metric tons of CO2 emission per year) are realities that scientists and human society have to confront.

The NSW Net Zero Emissions and Clean Economy Board has today been announced with Dr Kerry Schott AO appointed as chair. Energy and Environment