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A new PBS documentary, airing nationally on Earth Day, April 22, traces the environmental movement from its early days: the publication of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring in 1962 and  the First Earth Day in 1970; to the grassroots activism by residents of Love Canal near Niagara Falls, N.Y. and other areas affected

It's almost graduation time, and another class of civil engineers will be looking for construction jobs. Or will they?

House appropriations panel—agreeing with Obama proposals—approves a big FY15 hike for major VA projects but slashes DOD construction.

The team for this year’s Jesse H. Neal Award for Best Subject-Related Series, won for a quartet of 2013 ENR covers on climate adaptation exemplifies the changing nature of B-to-B journalism.

Warnings about a course change in research direction and funding that were forcefully raised in ENR op-ed piece two weeks ago are echoed and driven forward in a major analysis piece in the New York Times today, March 16

House chairman faults fiscal 2015 proposal's "gimmicks," but TIGER grant program has bipartisan fans.

Mike Rowe from the television show Dirty Jobs, talks about CONEXPO 2014 and why America needs to pay more honor to the trades.

An eminent researcher and former ENR Award of Excellence winner sounds the alarm: Shortchanging funding for academic research will kill long term prosperity.

As usual, will be setting aside personal time for you in the McGraw-Hill booth, located at S-63415, in the South Hall.