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Dewatering and earth retention solutions at Atlantic Park Surf

Keller provides dewatering and earth retention solutions at a new wave park, located just two blocks from where the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay converge. A 2.67-acre surf lagoon joins the beac...

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Newly completed Hongqi Bridge suffers landslide-induced failure months after opening in Sichuan

A major geotechnical incident occurred in southwest China when the newly completed Hongqi Bridge, a 758-meter-long structure in Maerkang city, Sichuan province, partially collapsed following signs of...

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Swiss village of Blatten deemed too risky to rebuild after massive landslide

The canton of Valais has announced that the hamlet of Ried, Valais, and parts of the municipality of Blatten (Lötschental) in Switzerland will not be rebuilt, following a massive landslide on 28 May...

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Massive landslide hits Mae Moh coal mine, damages equipment worth over 100 million baht

A massive landslide struck the Mae Moh open-pit coal mine in Lampang Province on November 4, 2025, causing extensive damage to site infrastructure, equipment, and several operational buildings. Initi...

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Deep foundations and excavation support for the Parcel 12 project

Keller provides deep foundations and excavation support for the first air rights development project over the Massachusetts Turnpike since the 1980s. The project, Parcel 12, earned the 2025 DFI Outst...

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Introducing Lab Reporting Capabilities in OpenGround

OpenGround’s latest release makes it easier to generate typical lab reports that combines charts, text and tables helping you present lab data clearly and consistently. You can now create lab data re...

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Sizewell C secures £5.5 billion financing, paving way for full-scale construction

The Sizewell C nuclear power project in Suffolk has officially reached financial close, unlocking full-scale construction of the UK’s first privately financed nuclear station under the Regulated Asse...

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Suspected mineshaft collapse swallows car in Redruth: managing risk in historic mining towns

A parked Mini partially subsided into a suspected mineshaft in a private car park behind Berrymans Bakery in Redruth, Cornwall, on 1 November 2025. The void is estimated at about two metres deep. The...

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New Zealand’s Mt Messenger Tunnel reaches completion of upper section

New Zealand’s Te Ara o Te Ata – Mt Messenger Bypass project reached a major milestone this week as crews successfully broke through the 235-metre tunnel, one of the key components of the future State...

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UCLA study identifies three geological factors behind Myanmar’s record-breaking supershear earthquake

A UCLA-led research team has revealed how a combination of three critical geological factors created the perfect conditions for Myanmar’s devastating magnitude 7.7 earthquake in March 2025, one of th...

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