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Finding a Path Forward on U.S. Infrastructure --- Q&A With Robert Puentes of Brookings

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Finding a Path Forward on U.S. Infrastructure --- Q&A With Robert Puentes of Brookings

Given polarization in Washington, it's hard to get agreement on whether infrastructure is even in crisis --- let alone how to fund it. Robert Puentes sheds some light on what's needed to maintain the roads and support the country's future growth.

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GE is Talkin' Loco! Testing a New Engine in the Tunnels of Dread

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GE is Talkin' Loco! Testing a New Engine in the Tunnels of Dread

By GE Reports staff

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If Dante were a railroad engineer, the Norden tunnel under Sierra Nevada's Donner Pass would probably be his tenth circle of hell. Nicknamed the "Big Hole" and 90 years old, its unventilated shaft steadily climbs a heavy, 1.8 percent grade over a distance of 2 miles.

High-Tech Turbines Will Help Exelon Save Huge Amounts of Water in a Dry Part of Texas

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High-Tech Turbines Will Help Exelon Save Huge Amounts of Water in a Dry Part of Texas

By GE Reports staff

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When summer heat settles in, just like it did repeatedly in Texas over the last several years, the combination of a high demand for electricity and dwindling water supply can start a vicious circle.

The FAA Cleared the First 3D Printed Part to Fly in a Commercial Jet Engine from GE

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The FAA Cleared the First 3D Printed Part to Fly in a Commercial Jet Engine from GE

By GE Reports staff

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The fist-sized piece of silver metal that houses the compressor inlet temperature sensor inside a jet engine is a part that’s bit obscure even for many aviation aficionados. Starting now, however, it's becoming a symbol of one of the biggest changes sweeping jet engine design.

The Medical Device Tax Debate: Will Logic Prevail?

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The Medical Device Tax Debate: Will Logic Prevail?

Efforts in Congress to repeal the medical device tax have been caught up in debates over health reform and jobs, obscuring a fundamental question: Should a nation committed to medical progress impose an excise tax on it?

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"There is science, logic, reason; there is thought verified by experience. And then there is California." --- Edward Abbey, American author

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GE's FirstBuild Mega Hackathon Delivers "Wow" Home Appliance Concepts

April 13, 2015
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