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Light at the End of the Tunnel
As part of a comprehensive program to control combined sewer overflows in Richmond, Virginia, engineers designed a deep tunnel 5,900 feet long to store the polluted water during severe...

Court Decision: Location of Basalt Not a Differing Site Condition

Court Decision: Parties Bound by Arbitration Clause

Court Decision: Contractor Can Recover Full Contract Price Despite Changes

Book Review: The New Transit Town: Best Practices in Transit-Oriented Development; Refabricating Architecture: How Manufacturing Methodologies Are Poised to Transform Building Construction; Neville on Concrete: An Examination of Issues in Concrete Practice; and Giant telescopes: Astronomical Ambition and the Promise of Technology

Construction Managers May Be Liable Under False Claims Act

A History of Environmental Engineering in the United States
Environmental engineering is a relatively new name for a type of engineering that began in the United States in the 1830s. Under different names, it continued to evolve to satisfy environmental...

The Huntington Library's Civil Engineering Treasures and the Trent Dames Fund for the Heritage of Civil Engineering

Water Treatment Plant Design
Let a team of water treatment plant design experts . with contributions from more than 30 international authorities -- give you comprehensive guidance on modernizing existing water treatment...

Vertical Integration

Change in Environmental Standard Will Not Work

Policy Briefing: Congress Extends TEA-21 through May 2005

Flood Protection: Dam Modifications Begin in Sacramento

Buildings: Pensacola Beach Dome Home Easily Weathers Hurricane Ivan

Dams: Plan to Restore Salmon Calls for Removable Spillway Weirs

Infrastructure Security: Polyurethane Coatings Help Masonry Resist Blasts

Mass Transit: Big Apple Prepares for New Subway Line

River Restoration: Conservation Program Unveiled for Lower Colorado River

Flood Protection: Army Corps of Engineers Develops Red River Valley Flood Plan

Earthquake Engineering: 'Intelligent' Earthquake Friction Dampers Adapt To Varying Forces

 

 

 

 

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