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Feb. 6th, the New York Times reported that roughly 780 individual coal fired units have retired since 2000. However, since 2017, almost 1/3 of the scheduled retirement of coal fired units have had their life extended, while others have had their scheduled closures cancelled!

To hear the name Abraham Lincoln, we immediately think: Civil War, Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address. But there are some lesser-known facets of his life that reveal quirks, struggles, and oddities about the man behind the legend. Consider these!

Today, March 14th, Pi (π) is celebrated internationally as Pi Day. In classrooms across the globe, math classes will be invaded by homemade or store bought pies to celebrate the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.

If you listen to the pundits lately, Trump’s planned mass deportation of “unauthorized immigrants” will cause havoc within several industries, with construction being the industry most affected.

According to the Center for Strategic & International Studies: “The United States is awakening to the remarkable diminution of its capacity to manufacture semiconductors, an industry that was invented and established in the U.S.” Enter the CHIPS Act.

Almost universally, a Republican administration is seen as a positive for U.S. construction. But will it be this time? The signals from the President Elect can be puzzling. Here are some of the realities facing the construction sector.

“Few contests embody the social, cultural and economic importance of college football more than the Iron Bowl, the annual meeting of Auburn University's Tigers and the University of Alabama's Crimson Tide.

“The 2024 president election could very well be a pivotal moment for the U.S. auto industry, determining whether the momentum towards electrification continues or takes a significant detour”.