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Power

New ASTM Test Method Addresses Corrosion in Petrochemical Pipelines

The annual estimated cost of microbiologically induced corrosion to the oil and gas industry ranges from $4 billion to $30 billion.
Colorado Governor Signs Order on Zero Emission Vehicles
IRENA Chooses New Director-General
GM Planning Largest EV Charging Network
International Statistic of 2018: 90.5 Percent of Plastic Waste Never Recycled
Industrial LED Lighting: The New Secret Weapon in the Battle Against Pollution

Security

Major Security Flaws Found in Popular Password Managers

Independent Security Evaluators found some worrying flaws in popular password managers, but still suggest that you use one.
Rhode Island City Considering Security Upgrades for Government Building
5 Dead in Aurora, IL Mass Shooting
Cybersecurity Preparations for 2020 Election Underway
Nearly 15 Million 500px Users Made Vulnerable by Breach
Two Dating Apps Under Fire for Security Issues

Safety

NYC Department of Buildings Sets May Conference Date

This year's build safe│live safe Conference on Friday, May 10, will be a daylong series of seminars in which department experts discuss industry trends and highlight safe construction operations.
New Standard Aims to Protect Young People's Hearing
Creating an Electrical Safety Culture: The Dangers of Complacency
PG&E, Other California Utilities File 2019 Wildfire Mitigation Plans
FHWA Giving $705.7 Million in Emergency Funds to 34 States
Report Finds Construction Fatalities Continue to Increase in New York State

Buildings

NYC Department of Buildings Sets May Conference Date

This year's build safe│live safe Conference on Friday, May 10, will be a daylong series of seminars in which department experts discuss industry trends and highlight safe construction operations.
Creating an Electrical Safety Culture: The Dangers of Complacency
How Much Awareness is Too Much Awareness?
Report Finds Construction Fatalities Continue to Increase in New York State
Two Ag Safety Days Coming Up in February in Washington State
L Trains' Shutdown Averted in NYC

Roads

DOT Agencies Requiring Spill Response Plans for HHFTs

The final rule requires railroads to develop and submit Comprehensive Oil Spill Response Plans for route segments traveled by High Hazard Flammable Trains that are transporting petroleum oil in a block of 20 or more loaded tank cars and also trains that have a total of 35 loaded petroleum oil tank cars.
NYC Department of Buildings Sets May Conference Date
Federal Grant Funds Available for Passenger Ferry Operations
ANSI Wants Stakeholders to Have Input on DOT Guidance
IIHS Estimates More Than 800 Traffic Deaths in 2017 Linked to Cellphone Manipulation
Agency Recommends Revamping Taxiways at Canada's Busiest Airport

Planning

Rhode Island City Considering Security Upgrades for Government Building

A City Hall in Providence, Rhode Island might be getting a boost in security.
Cybersecurity Preparations for 2020 Election Underway
Defense Intelligence Agency Report Aims to Educate on Space Security
Oklahoma Ramps Up Security in Capitol Building
NASA Faced Cybersecurity Threats During Government Shutdown
Securing the State of the Union Address

TRENDING

Engineering Firm Paying Penalty in Canadian Bid-Rigging Case
- Public Works
Tunnel Under Downtown Seattle Opens to Traffic
- Transportation Safety
Northern Virginia Highways Projects Announced
- Transportation Safety
- Construction Safety
Nevada DOT Begins Next Phase of 'Centennial Bowl' Interchange Project
- Safety
- Funding
Full Steam Ahead for NYC Ferries Expansion Plan
- Planning
Two WV Road Projects Get Federal Grants
- Funding

Funding

End of Libby Cleanup in Sight: EPA

During the next year, this phase of the cleanup will be closed out, and long-term operations and maintenance of the site will transfer to the state in 2020. EPA reported that its activities at the W.R. Grace mine site will continue into the near future.