How do we keep the lights on in a changing climate?

How do we keep the lights on in a changing climate?

Connecticut’s storms are no longer rare surprises; they are becoming the new normal. On a Monday afternoon last month, 15,000 people lost power, with winds reaching up to 48 mph in Groton and Bridgeport. Trees fell on roads and power lines, heavy rain flooded parts of the state. Where I live in Willimantic, the lights stayed on, but the scale of the damage elsewhere reminded me of the flooding and extreme weather I faced growing up in Bangladesh…

From Soil to Structure: Best Practices for Utility Foundations in a Changing Climate

Is it time for standards to replace fragmented and inconsistent practices?