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Bedford Borough Council this week told residents to keep nitrous oxide “laughing gas” canisters out of household bins, recycling containers and glass bottle banks, after its contractor recorded a year of repeated explosions at waste...
A coalition of a national telecoms operator, a regional council, and a German environmental technology firm has completed the installation of an ultra-early wildfire detection network at the Waitangi Endowment Forest in Northland, marking the first...
Schréder, the Brussels-headquartered smart outdoor lighting group, has completed the acquisition of Sydney-based EdgeMachines, a specialist in low-power IoT sensing and edge AI for urban environments. The deal, announced on June 8, 2026, formalises...
ICEYE, the Helsinki-based satellite operator, has closed a €450 million primary Series F funding round at a valuation exceeding €10 billion, signaling accelerating investor confidence in dual-use space intelligence platforms. The total Series F...
Telford & Wrekin Council has activated the most significant electric vehicle charging deployment in the borough’s history, bringing live charge points online across multiple public car parks as part of a 200-unit programme spanning 35...
The New York City Department of Transportation announced June 2 that it will scale a machine vision traffic monitoring initiative from 20 pilot locations to approximately 100 intersections across all five boroughs, with around 80 new installations...
The city of Imperial Beach has approved a two-month surveillance pilot that will place four automated license plate readers and two fixed public safety cameras across key intersections in the South Bay coastal community. The Imperial Beach City...
From 1 July, residents of Suffolk, Virginia, will no longer separate recyclables from household waste. Everything goes into one bin. The shift, announced by the Southeastern Public Service Authority (SPSA), marks the most visible step yet in a...
American cities are losing ground on their water and sewer networks faster than they can act. Against that backdrop, SewerAI, a California-based AI platform for underground infrastructure management, has secured a major growth equity investment led...
The Office d’Equipement Hydraulique de Corse (OEHC), the public body responsible for water infrastructure across the French Mediterranean island of Corsica, is replacing its entire fleet of 10,000 mechanical water meters with ultrasonic...
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