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Bright Lights Over China
The financing for Guangdong province's newest 700 mw coal fired electric power station came from a syndicate of 46 banks from 11 countries. The steel for the turbine generators...

Construction Guide Liners
Geomembrane liners for waste construction require meticulous construction, monitoring and weather watching. With much concern over the longevity of geosynthetics, many overlook the extreme...

Surveying for Scour
The public works engineer never knows exactly how many bridge piers and abutments are undermined by erosion due to scour. Massachusetts Department of Public Works needed a rapid method...

Ocean Energy: Can It Compete?
Electric power plants using ocean energy are technically viable, but they tend to be cost-prohibitive. A study commissioned by the Electric Power Research Institute and carried out by...

Going Sewerless
An in-building wastewater recycling system is an option where lack of sewers, limits on water supply, and special concerns about water quality are obstacles. The system was incorporated...

Should Oceans Have Sounding?

ASCE to Launch Two Newsletters

PCBs Not Toxic, Industry Says

Masters Offered in Geosynthetics

Navy Tests Wind Turbine Clusters

Two Hotlines Open for Data Queries

NRC Seeks Research Applicants

BuRec Helps Italians Analyze Flood Data

Cable Stayed Bridge Opens at Quincy

Parking Deck Designed for Corrosion Protection

Santa Clara Valley Gets New Water

Workshop Confronts Geosynthetics

Rail Cars Recycled for Bridges, Culverts

Lawyers Survey Arbitration Problems

Flood System Installed in Northern N.J.

 

 

 

 

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