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Biden: Major Infrastructure Plan Is on the Way
New president is expected to unveil a major proposal for roads, bridges, water and energy, and boost labor and climate resilience.
By: Tom Ichniowski, Bruce Buckley and Pam McFarland

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Biden's DOT nominee is certain to be confirmed, Commerce...
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New Sentence for Ex-Bloomberg Building Exec in NYC Bribery Scheme
Anthony Guzzone gets 38-month jail term for U.S. tax...
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Biden's Climate Plan Set to Accelerate Action on Resilience, Renewables
It’s anticipated the administration will take a holistic...
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A Resilient Workforce Triumphs Through a Tough Year
As COVID-19 upended daily work lives in a year like no...
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Environmental Rule Changes Coming for Construction Sites
The review—which includes modified Army Corps of...
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TC Energy Stops Construction on Keystone Pipeline After Biden Pulls Permit
Unions react strongly to president's decisuib despite...
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Biden Calls for Changes to DACA, Other Immigration Policies
Union leader sees particular benefit for undocumented...
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AECOM Reports New CEO Total 2020 Compensation of $9.3 Million
A 20% pay cut taken in April by some executives because...
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Lawsuits and Limits Multiply With PFAS Chemicals Problem
Environment
Environmental cleanups are expected to grow exponentially for group of thousands of chemicals with wide business and consumer use, as municipal legal actions rise and Biden administration aims to tighten rules.
By: Mary B. Powers

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The International African American Museum, being built in Charleston, S.C., highlights history where it happened.
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Why AECOM Believes Zurich Should Pay Virus Insurance Claims
In a federal lawsuit, the AECOM joins other companies that have sought to recover COVID-19 economic losses under property insurance policies.
By: Mary B. Powers
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Georgia Runoff Wins Give Democrats Senate Control, Narrowly
Industry observers still think major legislation will require some Republican support.
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Biden Halts DOD, DHS-Funded Border Wall Construction
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