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Flooding, landslides proliferate in the aftermath of heavy, sustained rains.
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ASCE goes coast to coast in naming 11 2023 OCEA Honor Award recipients
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Water tunnel now transports tourists at former Niagara power station
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Steel-free rebar being adopted by major construction firm
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9 megaprojects score federal grants totaling more than $1.2B
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