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Like many U.S. cities — especially those in the Northeast — Baltimore faces a challenge that has been more than a century in the making. Many of its facilities are old and succumbing to the ravages of time, and more than a few of the structures are underused. Of course, the city still has to…

  The North Carolina Dept. of Transportation is continuing to press ahead with development of its part of a planned high-speed rail corridor connecting Raleigh, N.C., and Richmond, Va., even as nearly $1.1 billion in federal funding remains in limbo. Known as the S-Line, the collaboration between NCDOT and the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority (VPRA)…

  Two construction workers died Wednesday when a crawler crane boom collapsed at a jobsite in Merrit Island, Fla. OSHA investigators were on the scene following the incident, but a cause of the collapse has not yet been determined. The crane boom came down during a reported period of high winds in the area. The…

More office space will be removed from the U.S. market this year than added to it for the first time since at least 2018 and likely longer, providing another indicator of the market’s stabilization and nascent recovery, according to a new report from CBRE. By the end of this year, 23.3 million square feet of…

  For decades, infrastructure delivery has followed a predictable path: plan, design, bid and build. Sprinkle in some technology where it fits (think building informational modeling, sensors, or drones) and hope for marginal gains. But today’s infrastructure challenges are exposing the limits of this approach. The moment we are in is no longer about incremental…

Around 20 employees have been let go by Pachama, a carbon markets company that has won business from Salesforce, Boston Consulting Group and others by providing tools that can identify and monitor high-quality nature-based credits. Pachama’s cuts are the latest in a voluntary carbon market that has been roiled by wider economic uncertainty and anti-ESG…