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The Ship Blocking the Suez Canal Could Take Weeks to Remove
The Ever Given is holding up $9.6 billion of cargo a day, forcing companies to consider a long detour.
By Chris Young
Civil Engineering
10+ Coolest Bridges That Cross Borders
There is a good chance that you traversed across one of these bridges.
Civil Engineering
The Beauty and Potential Dangers of Artificial Islands
Is it possible to build artificial islands that do not cause damage to seafloor ecosystems?
Civil Engineering
Watershed Management and the Iranian Water Crisis
More than 50 million Iranians may need to flee their country over the next decades due to water management issues.
Civil Engineering
The Controversy of the World's Tallest Outdoor Elevator
The 1,070-foot-tall Bailong elevator made of glass and steel was almost not built.
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Civil Engineering
China's New Dam Project Could Dwarf the Three Gorges Dam
China's new dam project is going to be a massive engineering marvel over a politically important river.
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Civil Engineering
Saudi Arabia Launches Green Nature-Inspired Luxury Island
The island is bound to impress both because of its views and eco-friendly attributes.
Civil Engineering
Can We Engineer Cities That Can Save Us From Climate Change?
With glacial melting from climate change accelerating, smart cities may be the next step forward.
By Brad Bergan
Civil Engineering
15 Times People Didn't Know the Meaning of Safety
H&S in the workplace is there for a reason, but some guys didn't get the memo.
Civil Engineering
Exploring The Number of Dams That Can Be Built on One River
What criteria limit the amount of dams that can be built over a single river?
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Examining the Engineering of the Kasukabe Reservoir in Japan
Underneath Tokyo sits the largest man-made reservoir system in the world.
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