Meet the 2025 New Faces of Civil Engineering – Professional
These talented young engineers represent the best of what the industry is now and promise even greater things for the future.
An unintended consequence of energy-efficient structures: Mold
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Finally, a new kind of collaborative, experiential civil engineering event: ASCE2027
Mark your calendars, set your reminders, get ready to build. ASCE2027: The Infrastructure and Engineering Experience is coming to Philadelphia beginning Feb. 28, 2027.
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Georgia was about to retire coal plants, then came the data centers
Utilities must meet a spike in demand for electricity, mostly from facilities full of computer servers that enable intensive online activity like generative artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency.
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Benefits flow quickly as historic removal of dams restores Northwest’s Klamath River
The project dismantled four dams from Oregon to California built between 1911 and 1962, restoring the river’s natural state and allowing endangered salmon and steelhead trout to spawn upstream.
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Meet ASCE’s 2025 New Faces of Civil Engineering – Professional
These 10 talented, diverse young engineers represent the best of the industry now and the promise of even greater achievements in the decades ahead. Learn what motivates each of these rising stars.
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New US secretary of transportation outlines infrastructure vision
Sean Duffy stresses state flexibility, permitting reform, and infrastructure innovation in an address to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.
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Earth grew an extra radiation belt after last year’s supercharged solar storm
NASA satellite data show that Earth grew two extra radiation belts following the supercharged geomagnetic storm last May that many remember for generating vivid auroras.

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