With much of north Florida’s design and construction community engaged in damage assessment and recovery, ENR talked with Jason Bird, resilience practice leader for Jacobs Engineering, about how engineers can lead the way forward.

Storm shutters big Georgia nuke project as industry assesses expected billions in infrastructure, other damage

Solar and wind energy increasingly are competitive with conventional energy on cost, but their weather-dependent nature undermines confidence in them.

Heavy rainfall this spring overwhelmed Everglades infrastructure and required operators to discharge nutrient-laden water.

A Canadian start-up company is moving toward commercial development of a process to capture carbon dioxide from the air and turn it into a synthetic transportation fuel.

Engineers continue to investigate 12-15 sinkholes that opened on April 25 in a gated community in Ocala, Florida.

A new type of cement that is based on a blend of limestone and calcined clay is gaining acceptance.

Rehabilitation of the Herbert Hoover Dike surrounding Lake Okeechobee in Florida’s Everglades will be expedited by $50 million of state funds under an April 17 agreement between the state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

An agreement between Florida Power & Light Co. and the Miami-Dade County Commission to work together to address hypersaline groundwater pollution from FPL’s Turkey Point nuclear plant may be too little, too late to resolve pollution concerns.