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Massive U.S. Megaprojects Set to Transform Industry and Infrastructure
A surge of U.S. megaprojects is set for 2026, driving economic growth but spotlighting labor and supply-chain issues.
AFT President Weingarten Criticizes Senate's Failure on ACA Subsidies
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten on Senate vote failing to extend ACA subsidies: “A terrible day."
Michigan Faces Trillion-Dollar Challenge to Update Water Infrastructure
Michigan needs $6 billion for stormwater improvements; awarded $907.4 million in loans to develop utilities statewide.
Tariffs Drive Up Artificial Tree Prices, Boosting Real Tree Sales
Tariffs on imported fake trees raise prices up to 15%, leading stores like Trio Hardware to skip them and boosting demand for U.S.-grown real trees.
MarinHealth Nurses Plan Picket for Safety and Staffing in Contract Dispute
MarinHealth nurses will picket on Dec. 12, 2025, to protest unsafe staffing and contract issues, highlighting broader implications for patient safety.
BayWa r.e. secures $416M for Jacumba Valley solar and storage project
BayWa r.e. secures $416M for Jacumba Valley Ranch, with 90 MW solar and 70 MW/280 MWh storage, creating 350 jobs.
Private Sector Drives Sustainability, Companies Demand Green Initiatives
Sustainability is now driven by private sector demands, not just policy. Companies want affordable, reliable, green power.
ADP reports U.S. private sector loses 32,000 jobs in November downturn
Private employers in the U.S. shed 32,000 jobs in November, contrary to an expected 40,000 increase, per ADP data.
Blackstone funds $1.2B gas power plant in WV, creating 500 jobs by 2027
Construction begins on a $1.2B natural gas power plant in Clarksburg, W.Va., by Blackstone, with operations expected by 2027.
UAW endorses Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor, backing working class
The UAW backs Dr. Amy Acton for Ohio Governor, emphasizing her stance against corporate greed and her commitment to blue-collar communities and unions.
