InfrastructureResilience

TC Energy Dismisses Mainline Sale Amidst Canada’s Oil Security Push

1 month ago

In a significant development for the Canadian energy sector, TC Energy has ruled out the sale of its Mainline pipeline system. This decision comes at a time when the Canadian government is prioritizing oil security and dependence. The Mainline, which plays a critical role in transporting crude oil from Western Canada to key markets in the United States, has been under scrutiny as the country navigates its energy needs and climate goals.

Investigating the Spark: Edison Suspected in Eaton Fire

3 months ago

In a significant development in the investigation surrounding the Eaton fire that engulfed vast areas and resulted in extensive property damage, Southern California Edison (SCE) is now probing whether an electrical line that had been retired might have played a crucial role in igniting the flames. This revelation comes as the company faces increasing scrutiny over its infrastructure, which has been linked to other wildfires in the region in past years.

Storm Bert's Devastating Impact on Valencia: A Wake-up Call for Politicians

6 months ago

Severe weather conditions resulting from Storm Bert have recently wreaked havoc in Valencia, causing flooding that has raised significant concerns about the region's preparedness and response to climate challenges. The repercussions of this disaster not only affect local communities but also put pressure on political leaders to take decisive action against climate change and improve infrastructure resilience.

The Unprepared Nation: How the US is Facing an Onslaught of Billion-Dollar Disasters

8 months ago

It goes without saying that the United States is not prepared-both financially and infrastructurally-for the increasing trend in natural disasters. But an in-depth investigation details monumental challenges faced by the nation, probing into human and economic impacts of such devastation.