Economy could lose $10 trillion in GDP by 2039 if concerns not addressed.
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Driven by falling prices and technological advances that enable batteries to store ever-larger amounts of energy, grid-scale systems are seeing record growth.
Fabricated metal products, chemical products, computer and electronic products, transportation equipment, and food, beverage and tobacco products registered growth in November.
Both Maine and West Virginia need drinking water and wastewater infrastructure improvements.
New administration could reverse rollbacks from Trump presidency.
Month-over-month global consumption of crude oil rose by 1 million barrels per day (b/d) during August and September.
The region’s the biggest increases are expected to come from Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Argentina.
The president-elect’s plans include creating jobs and providing clean drinking water for all communities.
New report by cloud collaboration company identifies how construction industry can optimize digital future.
Candidates have different views on transition from oil to renewable energy sources.
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The industry will need to correct the disparities to make the path to clean water and a strong water sector possible, says Anna Maria Chávez.
Rising energy demands in APAC region drive growth of the market.
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Rising oil & gas exploration activities and high product demand will contribute to this.
APAC has become a popular target for stakeholders as the region looks to decrease dependency on electricity and other fuel sources.
BP Plc predicts oil demand will fall over the next 30 years; jet fuel demand remains weak.
Rystad Energy estimates that to maintain flat production next year about 190 rigs will be needed in Permian.
Several notable M&A deals present evidence that buyers are returning to the table.
Human waste can be tested early for coronavirus.
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Leaking pipes lost $7.6 billion worth of treated water in 2019. Closing the investment gap would create 800,000 new jobs.