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    A Bridge to the Future
    Mar 15 2016
    By Kevin Wilcox

    Designers and engineers develop an innovative solution to cross a busy street in downtown Edmonton as part of a new hockey arena that anchors a major revitalization effort.

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    Dallas Welcomes Streetcar Renaissance
    Mar 15 2016
    By Kevin Wilcox

    DART deploys an innovative, dual-mode streetcar system that crosses a historical bridge to connect trendy neighborhoods to downtown.

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    Analysis Reveals 58,495 U.S. Bridges Are Structurally Deficient
    Mar 15 2016
    By Catherine A. Cardno, Ph.D.

    The American Road & Transportation Builders Association has analyzed the raw 2015 bridge inspection data that was recently released by the Federal Highway Administration, and determined that 9.6 percent of the nation's bridges are structurally deficient.

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    Pavilion Feature, Called the Hive, to Move from Milan to Kew Gardens
    Mar 08 2016
    By Catherine A. Cardno, Ph.D.

    A signature feature of the United Kingdom's award-winning pavilion from last year's World Expo in Milan will be permanently relocated to Kew Gardens in London.

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    Slow Slips along Faults Can Indicate Strong Earthquakes to Come
    Mar 08 2016
    By Kevin Wilcox

    A research team working in the U.S. and Japan finds that peak periods of slow, aseismic slipping along a fault can signal the likelihood of a magnitude 5 or greater earthquake.

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    Something Old, Something New in Terminal Expansion
    Mar 08 2016
    By Kevin Wilcox

    A new cruise ship terminal that features a state-of-the-art design aimed at speeding the boarding process is reusing the foundations that are remnants of grain silos.