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Photo by Katherine HafnerWhen material warms, it expands. That can cause problems for roads, bridges and train tracks.
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Community members ask the city to stop cutting down trees, halt paving and address storm-soaked sidewalks in calls for equitable flood relief. -
States would be responsible for funneling potential benefits to people’s electric bills. -
Here’s what goes into protecting and caring for turtles in the region. -
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The app, called AquaRisk, analyzes public information about pipes and contaminants. -
Local advocates are concerned the untested industry would damage the region’s ecosystem and the economy that relies on it. -
The Ghent neighborhood bore the brunt of this week’s downpour, which officials called a “one-in-100-year” event. -
Fishery managers are considering cutting the bay’s catch limit by up to 50%. -
Some state lawmakers are calling for a special session of the General Assembly to address issues raised by the report. -
The $57-million facility supports research on vehicles moving through Earth and space.
