Hurricane Harvey was one of the most catastrophic storms to ever strike the United States, actually tying Hurricane Katrina as the costliest tropical cyclone on record, causing $125 billion in damage. The storm primarily damaged the Houston area, wreaking havoc across just about every town and community nearby. Even the 200 high school seniors that…
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Construction Jobs Have Increased In 38 States Despite Growth In Automation
Despite fears of automation taking over American jobs, the number of construction jobs has increased over the past year. According to a recent analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), 38 states and the District of Columbia have created thousands of construction jobs between April 2017 and April 2018. “Firms in many parts…
Health Officials Warn of Dangerous Wildfire Smoke Impacting Air Quality on West Coast
Air quality is an essential part of life. Not only is air filtration necessary for structural energy efficiency — as up to 40% of a building’s energy loss is due to poor air filtration — it’s even more essential for quality of life. Especially when it comes to outdoor pollution and wildfire issues, air filtration…
Hydroponic Gardening Making Its Way to College Campuses
There are just over 2 million farms across the United States. These farms have been growing and delivering quality produce both domestically and across the globe. There isn’t a grocery store, restaurant, or university in America that doesn’t rely on some type of agricultural food production. Thanks to a new way to garden, however, there…
California Will Require Solar Panels On New Homes By 2020
New homes built in California will now be required to use solar power. According to the New York Times, the California Energy Commission approved changes to a building code on Wednesday, May 9, that requires solar panels to be used in all newly-built homes beginning in 2020. “Adoption of these standards represents a quantum leap…
Public Opinion on Gun Control Shifts and Activists March
Gun control is an ever debated issue in the United States. The trend of overall public opinion, though, reveals that 67% of people desire more strict gun control legislation, despite 42% of those surveyed saying they have a gun at home. So, what are some of the reasons public opinion has swung in favor of…
Coachella’s Eccentric Street Style May Be Officially Dead
The street style that characterized the festival fashion of Coachella may be coming to an end. According to Vogue, the unique and eccentric style attributed to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California for the past 19 years is officially on the decline. Vogue writer Chioma Nnadi says the original fashion trends…
Auto Subscription Services Could Transform Car Buying and Owning
UPDATED 11/25/2020 Exotic car rental is a service that gives you a memorable experience of a lifetime. These vehicles include super sports, the standard elite, convertibles, luxury sports, sedans, and SUVs, to mention a few. Different people have various reasons for choosing exotic and luxury rental cars. Offering a wide range of exotic and luxury…
Bill Proposed Allowing 18- to 21-Year-Olds to Drive 18-Wheelers Across United States
The American trucking industry has been one of the most integral sectors for a stimulating economy. Unfortunately, as baby boomer truck drivers retire in droves, there has been a major trucker shortage as of late, jeopardizing every market involved with freight transport. Lawmakers have been looking for ways to bring in more truckers and improve…
IndyCar And NASCAR Are Marching To A Different Beat This 2018 Season
The top two Motorsports series in the U.S. are heading in different directions this 2018 season. The smaller independent series IndyCar has boasted two competitive races thus far this year starring Robert Wickens, a new driver who scored a second-place finish in Phoenix on Saturday, April 7. NASCAR has hosted seven races thus far this…