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Helical Piles Support Piping Plover Conservation at Ogunquit Beach

Eggs laid by the endangered piping plover are a creamy light brown with small dark specs on them, perfectly camouflaged in the sands of Ogunquit Beach, Maine. With each egg measuring just over an inch...

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California's landslide bypass tunnel moves into design

Caltrans has advanced the Last Chance Grade tunnel project into detailed design, moving closer to a long-term solution for one of the most unstable sections of US Highway 101 in northern California.Th...

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TBM launch shaft works advance for Poland’s high-speed rail tunnel

Preparation for Poland’s high-speed rail tunnel beneath Lodz has reached an important stage, with the launch cradle completed inside the Retkinia launch chamber and assembly of the tunnel boring machi...

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Hot-dip galvanized steel foundations demonstrate corrosion resistance over decades of field service

Evaluations of hot-dip galvanized Chance® Instant Foundations installed in the early 1980s have confirmed continued structural performance after more than four decades in service. The foundations util...

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First-of-its-kind public Nevada data center halted over review concerns

Approval for a planned 167 MW data center near Boulder City, Nevada, has been temporarily halted after a federal appeals board found that the environmental review used to authorize the project was lik...

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Scotland's railway resilience work puts earthworks and drainage first

Scotland’s rail network is being reinforced against a changing climate, with GBP130m invested over the past two years in works aimed at reducing disruption from flooding, landslips, rockfalls and extr...

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Tajikistan raises Rogun dam to 1,155 meters ahead of schedule

Tajikistan has raised the dam of the Rogun Hydropower Plant to 1,155 meters above sea level ahead of schedule, President Emomali Rahmon was informed during a visit to the project, as construction cont...

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Sizewell C puts geotechnical works at the centre of nuclear construction

The next major phase of Sizewell C will depend heavily on specialist ground engineering, as the project prepares the construction platform for one of the UK’s largest new energy infrastructure schemes...

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Century-old New York rail tunnel rebuilt after corrosive flood damage

Amtrak has reopened Line 2 of the East River Tunnel in New York, completing the first major phase of a $1.6bn rehabilitation programme on one of the busiest passenger rail tunnel systems in the Wester...

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Deep ventilation works mark progress on world-record subsea road tunnel

A second ventilation shaft has broken through on the E02 Kvitsøy section of Norway’s Rogfast Tunnel, marking another important underground milestone on what is planned to become the world’s longest an...

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