Civil Engineering Magazine

Researchers have developed a new material that shows great promise as a means of removing copper — which is linked to disease and organ failure — from contaminated water sources

Tired of outsourcing your decisions to technologies, experts, and rules? Author Vikram Mansharamani offers solutions in his book “Think for Yourself.”

ASCE walks the walk by building a more sustainable parking lot

To promote sustainable energy sources, King County, Washington — home to the city of Seattle — is seeking to recover used waste heat in the county’s sewer system

The maritime center will be accessible via two bridges and will be more or less visible as the tide ebbs and flows up to 2 m in height

Houston Public Works and several local partners have begun design work on a $120 million drinking water pipeline project that will serve a fast-growing region of the Houston metropolitan area

A coalition of civil engineers, academics, professional organizations, and regulatory agencies is working to raise public awareness about the dangers associated with low-head dams

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is revamping its force mains, pump stations, and gravity lines following major sewer breaks that occurred in late 2019 and early

The building’s two seven-story cantilevering volumes are connected by an archway that crosses a new public plaza

After almost 60 years of dragging its feet, the U.S. government prepares to retire the historical unit of measure