Articles by James Leggate

T he International Energy Agency projects that electric vehicles will account for more than 15% of U.S. car sales by 2030, and the number of publicly-available EV chargers will rise that year to more than 800,000, from 98,981 in 2020.

Several regional union leaders resigned amid alleged contract vote fraud after members narrowly agreed to pact last month following several week strike.

"Global warming is a design issue. We have the ability, we have the brains, we have the technology," noted UK-based designer told attendees in global summit panel with Biden climate envoy John Kerry.

Civil engineers' group highlights interdependence between different infrastructure sectors and examines how the fragility of one piece of infrastructure can have cascading impacts. 

Officials say the project will improve the "cramped" Manhattan train station and add office space, housing and public areas.

Order to Benton Harbor comes as city already is in process of replacing thousands of lead pipe water service lines

A new tariff-rate quota arrangement will only impose duties on steel and aluminum imports from the EU beyond amounts based on demand.

Dozens of people reportedly remained trapped with rescue efforts underway.

Florida targets NASA, the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council, Office of Management and Budget and the General Services Administration in its suit