Inside the little-known group that knows where toxic clouds will blow
If a train carrying toxins derails, or a nuclear weapon explodes, NARAC can predict where the wind-blown hazards will travel.
If a train carrying toxins derails, or a nuclear weapon explodes, NARAC can predict where the wind-blown hazards will travel.
Ancient Roman concrete could self-heal when exposed to seawater. Modern researchers have cracked its chemical code and are putting it to the test.
Climate experts explain why these flooding disasters are expected to be more common as the planet continues to heat up.
In the US, pedestrian deaths have been increasing over the last decade. Here’s how researchers think cities can create safer roads.
The Department of Transportation has a new program to fund a series of projects aimed at improving transportation across the country.
A wind farm at the New York Bight is expected to produce 5.6 to 7 gigawatts–that’s enough to power more than 1.9 million homes.
A new health analysis and a green infrastructure project in Dallas show there are layers to the connection between walkable neighborhoods and diabetes and other diseases.
A foot or so of sea level rise will cause regular flooding on US coasts and inland areas by 2050, a new NOAA report predicts.
More EV charging stations and infrastructure in the US means more repair costs for public entities and maybe, private car owners.
The drinking water crisis following the Hunga Tonga volcanic explosion shows the many problems with emergency response to major disasters, even here in the US.