Civil Engineering Magazine

To expand the global use of clean energy technology, the International Energy Agency road map lays out milestones that would cost an estimated $5 trillion and create tens of millions of jobs

The sand for the new dune system had to meet specific requirements for grain size, color, and other factors because of the site’s dual nature as a spaceport and wildlife sanctuary

In late April, the Senate handily passed legislation that would authorize more than $35 billion for drinking water and wastewater programs over five years

The work, which will create a hub for commuters and nearby neighborhoods, will renovate the historic 1911 structure and add a new concourse and two new towers

Authors Dan Patterson and Clinton Terry offer a visual history of 18th-century surveying techniques and tools

The tower’s design highlights the importance of innovation and artistry to smartphone company Oppo, for which it is being built

The piers, located along the Delaware River in South Philadelphia, will be linked with a curving boardwalk and will include various habitats for plants and aquatic life

Shoreline protection for the New York City borough of Queen’s Rockaways will link green infrastructure, community resiliency, and equity

Denver’s historical 16th Street pedestrian mall is thought of as the downtown’s backbone and a transit hub for the Rocky Mountain West. It is about to be rebuilt

Microplastics have come under increasing scrutiny, enough to be the focus of a California law. But a lot of uncertainty clouds the issue