Machine learning helps scientists map nitrous oxide emissions, raising resilience
Hybrid modeling tool helps infrastructure by predicting nitrous oxide emissions.
Rethink Your Pipe Materials Before Regulations Change
The EPA is evaluating vinyl chloride, a known carcinogen in PVC pipe. Reassess your material choices now and make informed decisions for your community.
‘Inevitable’ makes strong case that EVs will dominate global auto market
Author Mike Colias argues that the electric vehicle wave can’t be stopped.
Innovative girder repair extends bridges’ service life
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A strong foundation for the future
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The urgent need for energy infrastructure improvements
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Community resilience starts with people
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Sustained infrastructure investment is crucial, engineers and legislators say
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act set the tone to keep America safe.
Wired up: Broadband makes splash in infrastructure report card debut
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5 key takeaways from the ‘2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure’
The all-time best C cumulative grade is a good indicator that the...
Infrastructure report card numbers are telling; what do they say about your sector?
It’s the best-ever overall grade, but that C barely scratches the surface.
2025 Report Card emphasizes need for sustained investment
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Empowering energy infrastructure for tomorrow
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How San Diego weaved a large-diameter pipe through congested urban areas
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A Fort Worth, Texas, wastewater project preserves an aquatic environment
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A new transmission line will loop through Metro Atlanta’s dense environment
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UNC Charlotte learns about its water system through a digital twin
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San Antonio sewer project navigates environmentally sensitive corridor
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Houston's big bet on big water pipes
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A commitment to zero tolerance requires courage
Doing what you are told is never a defense for failing to report fraud.
Asking questions can lead to insights and understanding
Inquiring demonstrates your experience, not your inexperience.
Practitioners should flag contract inconsistencies before submitting bids
All construction documents should be viewed as a whole, not in isolation.
Modular construction could ease America's housing crisis
The method ushers in a new digital era for home building.
Civil engineers honored with William H. Wisely American Civil Engineer Award
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Zekkos recognized as new ASCE fellow
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Leite honored with Peurifoy Construction Research Award
ASCE has honored Fernanda Leite with the 2026 Peurifoy Construction Research Award.
Civil engineers receive Karl Emil Hilgard Hydraulic Prize
ASCE has honored Irfan Abid, Terry W. Sturm, Bruce W. Melville, and...
Chen recognized with Orville T. Magoon Sustainable Coasts Award
ASCE has honored Qin Jim Chen with the 2026 Orville T. Magoon Sustainable Coasts Award.
Xia earns Hans Albert Einstein Award
ASCE has honored Junqiang Xia with the 2026 Hans Albert Einstein Award.
Minsker recognized with Julian Hinds Award
ASCE has honored Barbara E. Minsker with the 2026 Julian Hinds Award.
Civil engineers honored with J.C. Stevens Award
ASCE has honored Jie Qin, Huimin Ding, and Teng Wu with the 2026 J.C. Stevens Award.
Former ASCE board member and role model for women in engineering, Knight-Helms dies at 64
Sandra Knight-Helms, a former ASCE Board of Direction member, Tennessee Section president,...
A guide to eliminating plastic-based erosion control materials on transportation projects
With state transportation departments reconsidering plastic-based erosion control products to avoid adding...
A smarter, less expensive way to predict turbine blade performance
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Making better riverbed sediment predictions when flow conditions fluctuate
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Innovative girder repair extends bridges’ service life
Researchers evaluate a repair method to restore a bridge’s structural capacity that...
Improving water leak detection software for real-world applications
Researchers improve the reliability and efficiency of software for detecting water leaks...
How manufactured home anchoring can better withstand a hurricane
A study of manufactured homes’ vulnerability when hit by hurricane-force winds, focused...
Exploring potential for carbon sequestration in unusual sedimentary formations
Researchers look at going beyond basalt and harder rock to see if...
Can machine learning make up for limited data on water evaporation?
With many semiarid regions lacking reliable weather data to estimate what is...
The best ways to ensure FRP anchors bond to reinforced concrete structures
Researchers fill a gap in understanding the best-performing ways to apply fiber-reinforced...
New framework makes wildfire risk management more effective
Probability-based methods capture the many ways a wildfire might unfold, say researchers,...
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How did passive design curb residential indoor water use by 56% in pilot program?
A program featuring residents of water-stressed Greater Los Angeles shows conservation doesn’t have to rely solely on consumer cutbacks. What specific measures yielded these results?
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Ohio scraps controversial proposal to ease data center wastewater discharges
Ohio’s Environmental Protection Agency will not move forward with a proposed general permit that would have allowed data centers to discharge untreated wastewater and stormwater directly into waterways.
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Maryland governor, US Congress members tour Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild project
“The Francis Scott Key Bridge was a vital economic engine, and our commitment to rebuilding it is crucial to the continued prosperity of our nation,” Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says.
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Energy efficiency, integrated project delivery highlight University of Toronto addition
The innovative University of Toronto addition is the largest in Canada to operate under an integrated project delivery agreement, in which the client, builder, and designers agree to a common contract.
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Builders kick off their summer with project wins
From stadiums to subways, leading builders announce sizable contracts in the first part of the warmer season.
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Have you considered a ‘bridge vacation’ this summer? Don’t knock it until you try it
Your getaways don’t have to be all about the bridges, but it makes sense for lovers of fantastic crossings to wrap them into their adventures. Our resident bridge expert/humorist Brian Brenner offers tips.
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