Bahamas Damage Assessments On Hold While Dorian Rages On Pam Radtke Russell Tom Sawyer September 3, 2019 No Comments The category 2 hurricane, moving faster with less destructive winds, could still impact hundreds of miles along the U.S. east coast.Read More
A volunteer effort to span the Riviere Cochon Gras Cashman Family Foundation's new bridge in Perches, Haiti Brian Brenner August 14, 2019 No Comments A charitable effort in building bridges in Haiti.Read More
Infrastructure for horse transit Do Horses Fly First Class? Brian Brenner August 5, 2019 No Comments Transatlantic travel - for horses.Read More
$5 Billion for Road, Bridge Resilience Provided in Senate Highway Bill An Additional $5 Billion Set Aside For Climate Change Measures Pam Radtke Russell July 30, 2019 No Comments For the first time ever, climate change and resilience have been included in a federal highway bill, which passed unanimously out of committee.Read More
FERC To Open Office in Houston to Advance LNG Facility Permitting Pam Radtke Russell July 24, 2019 No Comments Companies building new LNG terminals along the Gulf Coast will be getting more service and closer supervision after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission opens a new office in Houston.Read More
Tidal Flooding Closing in on Coastal Infrastructure Pam Radtke Russell July 11, 2019 No Comments NOAA report says coastal cities had five days of high tide flooding in 2018, tying the 2015 record. But problem is only growing.Read More
Resilient Infrastructure Could Save $4.2 Trillion Study Calculates the Cost-Benefit of Hardening Pam Radtke Russell June 25, 2019 No Comments The World Bank report says making infrastructure strong, more able to respond to natural disasters and regular stressors saves $4 to every $1 spent.Read More
Trump Administration Policy Reported Death of Infrastructure Package Is Exaggerated: A Commentary Dave Bauer June 25, 2019 No Comments For urgent reasons, an infrastructure pact has a good chance of surviving the defeatist gloom.Read More
New Study Says Cost of Megaprojects Rising Quickly in US Johanna Knapschaefer June 19, 2019 3 Comments New study says an urgent need for infrastructure is driving growth in megaprojects, but they are not always well managedRead More
Regional Design Work Remains Steady Even as Fees Tighten, Uncertainties Rise Mark Shaw June 11, 2019 No Comments Regional firms struggle to keep up with new work as talent shortages persist.Read More