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How engineers are helping cities seek zero emissions
Because cities are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, civil engineers are working to decarbonize buildings, power generation, transportation systems, and other urban infrastructure.
With Mega City 2070, the future comes to life in classrooms
During a recent ASCE webinar, professors discussed how they've incorporated the platform into their curricula at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Concrete mix for lunar applications is one step closer
NASA is funding research on new concrete mixes that rely on materials found on the moon to construct habitats, launch platforms, and other infrastructure that astronauts will need.
Drones improve surveying on Indianapolis highway project
An Indianapolis highway project uses drones for site surveying to improve efficiency and safety.
Telescope inspectors reach for the stars in West Virginia
Rope access systems help engineers keep a giant radio telescope scanning the skies within a protected zone in Green Bank, West Virginia.
How engineers combat conditions within the ‘red zone’ of global warming
As the world grows warmer, engineers strive to protect and preserve our threatened infrastructure from wildfires and heat waves.
Smart bike system to improve cycling infrastructure
A team has developed an instrumented bike that will improve cyclist efficiency, safety, and mobility by tracking the condition of cycling infrastructure such as trails, sidewalks, and paved pathways.
Carbon-positive concrete hotel rising in Colorado
Scheduled for completion in late 2023, the hotel's striking facade with domed windows will contribute to the building’s carbon-positive operation while also evoking Colorado’s aspen trees.
Using historical survey data to assess today’s coastlines
A study sought to combine historical records with current survey data to form a complete picture of erosion that has affected coastlines over the past 50 years.
California city forms abatement district to reduce flood risk
The city is forming the Delta Region Geologic Hazard Abatement District, the first such district in California seeking to combat levee failure rather than more traditional geologic hazards.
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