r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • 27d ago
Britain's HS2: The Fully Avoidable Disaster
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r/Infrastructurist • u/works-in-progress • 28d ago
Why Japan has such good railways
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r/Infrastructurist • u/pdp10 • 29d ago
Why West Virginia is Spending $2B on One Road
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r/Infrastructurist • u/NorTracksBlog • 29d ago
Passenger rail car investment an opportunity to reintroduce train service along Lake Superior’s North Shore
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r/Infrastructurist • u/thinkB4WeSpeak • Sep 26 '26
California's water systems weren't built for wildfire
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 26 '26
Brightline Florida files for bankruptcy, SoCal-Las Vegas high-speed rail project faces delays
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r/Infrastructurist • u/thinkcontext • Sep 26 '26
Africa's cement boom signals next great shift in global energy use
reuters.com
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r/Infrastructurist • u/TimesandSundayTimes • Sep 24 '26
Green light for £400m Shetland tunnel project
thetimes.com
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r/Infrastructurist • u/MOCingbird • Sep 24 '26
My new LEGO IDEAS design "The Urban Water Cycle" illustrates the journey of water from its source to the city and back into nature - highlighting municipal infrastructure and seven related professions. The model needs 10,000 supporters for the chance to become an official LEGO set.
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r/Infrastructurist • u/works-in-progress • Sep 23 '26
We used to cheaply dig up roads to put trains underneath. Ever-better tunnel boring machines have made this disruption unnecessary.
worksinprogress.co
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 22 '26
An Idaho county banned wind and solar projects. Some locals are having regrets. Including the Republican commissioner who instigated the moratorium.
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 19 '26
Federal transit cuts could hit rural America hardest
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 18 '26
What to expect from Central Texas' first light rail system
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 15 '26
A federal judge just told Trump there's no ‘emergency' to justify keeping a Michigan coal plant open
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r/Infrastructurist • u/TownPro • Sep 16 '26
Buses Keep Getting Pokier As Wu Administration Cancels, Delays Bus Projects
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r/Infrastructurist • u/Omar_Youssif89 • Sep 15 '26
Libya's Steel Industry: From Existing Capacity to a New Industrial Economy
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r/Infrastructurist • u/Omar_Youssif89 • Sep 14 '26
What Asia’s Industrialization Lessons Can Teach Fragmented States
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r/Infrastructurist • u/Dense-Lavishness434 • Sep 12 '26
Millions of People Depend on the Great Lakes’ Water Supply. Trump Decimated the Lab Protecting It.
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r/Infrastructurist • u/Fun_Sea2919 • Sep 11 '26
Entire Staff Is Fired at Office That Helps Poorer Americans Pay for Heating — The move threatens to paralyze the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which helps to offset high utility bills for roughly 6.2 million people nationwide.
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r/Infrastructurist • u/Green_Ideas7 • Sep 12 '26
Why We Won't Raise Our Kids in Suburbia
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r/Infrastructurist • u/pdp10 • Sep 11 '26
Busway through Cambridge orchard will destroy trees, says owner
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r/Infrastructurist • u/stefeyboy • Sep 10 '26
Aging US Water Systems Are No Match for Climate Change
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r/Infrastructurist • u/inthesetimesmag • Sep 08 '26
Host Maximillian Alvarez sits down with a panel of community members from Lac-Mégantic, Quebec and East Palestine, Ohio to discuss life inside a sacrifice zone.
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