Topic
New York
Why Bridges Have Small Gaps in the Road
Bridges are built to move — one New York span sits a full 12 feet lower in summer than winter. The metal gaps in the road are what keep that shift from cracking the structure.
Why a Judge Blocked New York's $75 Billion Climate Law
A federal judge sided with 22 Republican state attorneys general to block New York's first-in-the-nation climate superfund fee, ruling the Clean Air Act preempts states from making polluters pay for storm and flood damage.