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CBO finds $1B in federal flood adaptation could cut $3–4B in future flood damage over 30 years, but official budget scores typically won't count those savings.
#flood, #climate, #cbo, #infrastructure
Meta says it will build Petal, a transatlantic subsea cable with 1 petabit-per-second capacity by 2029, using multi-core fiber with NEC and Sumitomo.
#meta, #subsea, #transatlantic, #infrastructure
A GAO report says facility issues led nearly 19% of U.S. districts to cancel school in 2024–25, disrupting about 2 million students and 3.5 million learning days.
#education, #infrastructure, #schools, #gao
GAO says ending CFATS in 2023 removed federal terrorist‑watchlist vetting for workers at thousands of U.S. high‑risk chemical sites, leaving a security gap.
#chemicalsecurity, #cisa, #gao, #infrastructure
A new road bridge over the Tumen River now links Rason and Khasan, giving Russia and North Korea their first permanent vehicle crossing and boosting trade ties.
#russia, #northkorea, #infrastructure, #trade
Researchers show position-independent KV-cache reuse in LLM inference can let attackers' context influence other users' outputs, posing risks for shared serving.
#ai, #security, #infrastructure, #ml, #llm
President Trump granted a permit April 30 for Bridger’s cross-border pipeline into Montana, but federal and state reviews and legal fights remain.
#pipeline, #energy, #montana, #environment, #infrastructure