Civil Engineering Magazine

In the years since Hurricane Sandy brought flooding to New York, the city has been working to prepare its buildings for the next natural disaster

Construction recently began in Florida on a key component of the Central Everglades Planning Project, an ambitious to increase flows of water headed south through the Everglades

A Stantec-led consortium has begun planning and design efforts to upgrade and add to the existing wastewater infrastructure in the Fayoum governorate in central Egypt—an initiative that will affect approximately 940,000 Egyptian residents. By providing sanitation to some areas for the first time, the seven-year Fayoum Wastewater Expansion program is expected to improve public health and safety and reduce a significant source of environmental pollution.

A Union Pacific Railroad cargo train crossing a historical bridge in Tempe, Arizona, derailed and caught fire on July 29, causing a portion of the north–south bridge to collapse, sending several railcars toppling off the bridge and onto the ground below.

Flood models developed by an independent research group show millions more properties in danger of flood than FEMA flood maps suggest

An inclined elevator is being built to improve access to a monument commemorating the Mayflower landing in Massachusetts

Starting a business during a pandemic may seem foolhardy, but this article tells you why it’s not such a bad idea

The Water Resources Development Act would fulfill a longstanding goal of many infrastructure advocates

Researchers at the University of Kentucky are pioneering a family of lightweight CFRP composite products

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