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Civil engineers create, improve and protect the environment. The job role of a civil engineer is extremely important as it relates for the overall safety of society in many different levels. The ...
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Glacial geoengineering could slow ice melting, claim glaciologists
Three proposed geoengineering projects could buy us some time to address global warming -
The April Newsletter issue of TheCivilEngineer.org is out!
TheCivilEngineer.org is pleased to announce the April Newsletter! -
How about space-based solar panels?
The concept was theorized over half a decade ago, as space-based solar arrays would be illuminated 24 hours a day, seven days a week -
This leather substitute is made entirely out of mushroom caps
It looks like suede, but it is animal and chemical-free -
A temporary, pop-up bridge across the Colorado River made by US Marines engineers
The reinstitution of bridging when permanent bridges are not available -
Ongoing landslides hit Kryopigi village in Preveza, Greece (video)
For several days, landslides keep evolving near Kryopigi village in Preveza, Greece. -
The hi-tech WTE plant in Copenhagen, expected to open this summer, will also feature a ski slope
The designers' goal was to redefine "the relationship between the waste plant and the city." -
The biggest solar power deal in US corporate history has just been signed
Microsoft is going even greener, investing in solar energy to power its data centers -
EU Parliament is updating the EU's rules to further improve the energy efficiency of buildings
From January 1st, 2021, all new buildings in the EU should use little or no energy for heating, cooling or hot water -
Defective silo demolition in Denmark results in it falling on opposite direction
The 170-foot tower collapsed in the wrong direction, damaging the nearby cultural center
