Field finalized for first ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships
The 2023 ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships will feature the 36th annual Concrete Canoe Competition finals, along with the Society-wide finals of the Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute Surveying Competition and the Sustainable Solutions Competition: Envisioning a New Downtown.
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Book explores the potential of nondisruptive creation
ASCE election voting open through June 1
New rolling bridge concept opens in east London
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Policy Briefing: Bills would protect utilities from Superfund PFAS liability
Water and wastewater systems, landfills, and airports benefit from the bills.
Federal plan outlines post-earthquake road map to ‘functional recovery’
A federal program’s aim expands beyond life-safety seismic design.
Project Highlight: Layered, light-filled design unveiled for Maryland library
Undulating terraces will offer panoramic lake views.
Advanced manufacturing and materials could benefit hydropower
Novel manufacturing processes and materials could help hydropower, report says.
Book explores the potential of nondisruptive creation
Ray Bert reviews W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne’s “Beyond Disruption.”
Policy Briefing: House, Senate bills promote energy production and infrastructure
Streamlined environmental permitting requirements would boost energy projects.
May/June 2023 print issue
Check out the May/June 2023 print issue of Civil Engineering magazine for...
New rolling bridge concept opens in east London
The bridge boasts vertical square hoops and is powered by hand.
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New ASCE 7-22 supplement on flood loads now available as free download
ASCE’s most widely used standard has a newly released supplement.
Field finalized for first ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships
The 2023 ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships will feature the 36th annual...
Thornton Tomasetti vice president honored as ASCE fellow
Zhengyu “Alex” Hu has been named a fellow by the ASCE Board of Direction.
ASCE investigative team in Turkey views earthquake damage extremes
Last week, an ASCE Coasts, Oceans, Ports and Rivers Institute field investigation...
Rising civil engineering star Thatikonda dies at 26
Aishwarya Thatikonda, a project manager at Perfect General Contractors LLC, in Frisco,...
ASCE election voting open through June 1
The 2023 ASCE election remains open, with votes accepted through 8 p.m....
Eyewitnesses to earthquake aftermath, COPRI team probes damage to Turkey’s ports and facilities
We have now completed our first and second days of travel in...
Expert in structural blast design and 2020 AEI president Campbell dies at 60
Scott D. Campbell, widely regarded for his expertise in nonlinear analysis and...
What civil engineers are reading this week
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Bills in Congress would protect utilities from liability for 'forever chemicals'
The Senate plans would shield “passive receivers” of PFAS contamination, including drinking water, wastewater treatment, solid waste, recycling, and compost facilities, from Superfund liability.
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A big El Niño is coming; here’s what it means for weather
El Niño is the warm phase of the Pacific Ocean’s temperature cycle, and this year’s cycle looms as a big one, sending shock waves into weather patterns around the world.
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Debt ceiling deal would speed environmental permitting
The proposed legislation could also advance the Mountain Valley Pipeline and help boost the construction workforce.
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Bill to block trucks' speed limiter mandate gains momentum in US House
The plan that would block attempts to mandate speed limiters on heavy-duty trucks is picking up support among representatives.
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Italian tunneling project begins on high-speed rail bypass north of Florence
The tunnel will accommodate the Milan-Rome railway through the northern part of Florence in Italy, including a new high-speed station.
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Self-driving trucks becoming common on north Texas roads
The region has become a new frontier for development of self-driving trucks, with several companies setting up shop – and using local highways for real-world testing.
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