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I'll give the New York Times credit for a good story on what the Siberian dam and hydro station disaster says about the state of the Russian built environment. Also, the Times has a good photo from Reuters that is better than ones from the Associated Press that appear on ENR.com. Some more photos are in this blog
Sustainability includes common-sense principles that are universal, be they the health of your own self -- or of your airport, as officials found out at a seminal Green Airports conference in Chicago.
Picking up where the Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy project left off, a new plan to harness tidal energy from New York City’s rivers has been proposed by a New York architecture firm.
How's this for stimulus? The U.S. government may be close to suspending the insanely popular, $1-billion "Cash for Clunkers" because it has already run out of money after only a few days of existence, various news outlets are reporting. The program was intended to run through Nov. 1. "Obviously the program has been an...
In June, I wrote about an unstable crane atop the Blue Cross-Blue Shield building in Chicago. The incident came right on the heels of 2008, the worst year of crane accidents in U.S. history.
Once in awhile I get to do what the people in the construction industry get to do every day. I get to build something....And then all the chickens come home to roost….
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