In the first episode of Earth Matters, ENR's new climate change podcast series, Senior Editor Aileen Cho talks to execs at the Port of Long Beach and its tenant Long Beach Container Terminal—including Heather Tomley, port managing director of planning and environmental affairs (pictured)—to find out how they are making their infrastructure as green as possible. 

Earth Matters, Special installments in ENR’s Critical Path podcast taking a deep dive at the intersection of construction and climate change.  

ENR editors Aileen Cho and Jeff Yoders interview one of their own – the former ENR editor-in-chief – in a retrospective of her groundbreaking, adventure-filled career.

Rosendin’s Au and SFO’s Louie discuss the challenges of building high-tech networks into the $2.4B Harvey Milk Terminal 1.

The president and CEO discusses the firm’s growth strategies, the crucial area of water resources—and GZA the rapper.

ENR Editor Aileen Cho talks with the retired Army Corps veteran about his experiences with post-disaster responses and water-related risks, including after Superstorm Sandy.

Josh Levy and Trent Miskelly are out to disrupt document review in construction after founding artificial intelligence-powered Document Crunch. Jeff Yoders crunches the words with these entrepreneurs in a tech talk on the ENR Critical Path podcast.

Autodesk Executive Vice President of Architecture Engineering and Construction Amy Bunszel talks with Jeff Yoders at the ESRI user conference and fills us in about Autodesk’s evolving partnership with GIS provider Esri, what big data and AI mean for their users and what AEC can learn from the world of mechanical design. She also has encouraging words for women in construction and technology.