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Next-Level Test for Secure Transportation Vehicle

By: Staff
11 September 2026 at 07:40
9/11/26
SECURE TRANSPORTATION
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With rockets propelling it down the sled track at Sandia National Laboratories, a semitrailer loaded with mock nuclear weapons slammed into a barrier. It took mere moments to complete the second and final full-scale crash test of the Mobile Guardian Transporter, a next-generation system that will carry nuclear weapons and other sensitive materials for the Department of Energyโ€™s Office of Secureย Transportation.

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When the Dust Settles: Researchers Measure How Everyday Activity Spreads Hazardous Dust

11 September 2026 at 07:38
9/11/26
HAZARDOUS DUST
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Argonne researchers study the movement of dust particles from concrete surfaces during a simulated radiological contamination scenario, measuring how pedestrians and moving cars affect the spread of theย particles.

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Manhattanโ€™s Flood Walls Are Almost Done. What Sill Mamdani Do Next?

3 September 2026 at 07:34
9/3/26
COASTAL CHALLENGES
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New York City has more than 500 miles of coastline. The cityโ€™s coastal zone is home to around 1 million people as well as billions of dollars of residential and commercial property, and no two miles of the waterfront are quite the same. The marshy areas of southern Queens, the housing projects in waterfront Brooklyn, and the towers of Manhattanโ€™s Financial District are all vulnerable during high tides and major storm events, and each of these areas is vulnerable in a differentย way.

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Research Uncovers Hidden Patterns in Hurricane Storm Surge

15 August 2026 at 07:34
8/14/26
HURRUCANES
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When a hurricane roars toward land, forecasters try to predict how high sea levels will rise to help coastal communities prepare for the worstย impacts.

But storm surge peak isnโ€™t always the biggest problem. How fast water rises, how long it remains elevated, and how quickly it recedes all influence coastal erosion, infrastructure damage, emergency response, and recovery โ€” and these factors can vary dramatically from storm toย storm.

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Trump Is Blocking Billions of Dollars of Grants That Would Fix the Grid

11 August 2026 at 07:34
8/11/26
POWER-GRID RESILIENCE
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This story was originally published byย Canary Mediaย and is reproduced here as part of theย Climate Deskย collaboration.โ€‹

In Wisconsin, utility Alliant Energy has called off aย project meant to reduce power outages in disadvantaged and tribal communities, after the Trump administration terminated aย federal grant that would have supportedย it.

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Innovator Spotlight: American Binary

23 July 2026 at 17:15

American Binary: Why โ€œMostly Post Quantumโ€ Is Another Way to Say Vulnerable If youโ€™ve sat through a vendor briefing in the last 2 years, youโ€™ve been told your stack is...

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