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Bruce Logan of Pennsylvania State University has found that two types of microbes—exoelectogens and electrotrophs could be used to harvest more energy from wastewater than it takes to treat it.
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Ironically, Water and Clean Water revolving loans are losing about as much as they gained in the 2009 stimulus package.
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found that a pavement property called deflection could save more that $15 billion in annual fuel costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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No one injured when 129-ton steel scaffolding fell onto barge below.
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Texas Transportation Institute's annual Urban Mobility Report.
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Kubota Corp.’s ductile iron pipe has survived 40 years of seismic activity.
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U.S. DOT program would leverage $10 billion over two years.
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Not all of which are being piloted in Europe.
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Congress has until tomorrow to avert automatic federal spending cuts.
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Study shows local pension plans are almost comparable with state funding levels.
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Cities and counties can’t bridge $633 billion repair bill without more help.
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$92 million project crosses California’s infamous Hayward Fault.
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The nation’s sixth-largest public electricity provider to expand Advanced Lighting Controls incentive program to all businesses.
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City of Tampa, Fla., and Waste Management settle over commercial solid waste collection.
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The National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA) has announced the winners of its 2012 Quality in Construction Award for excellence in construction of an asphalt pavement, as well as the winners of the 2012 Sheldon G. Hayes Award for the smoothest asphalt pavement in the country and the Ray Brown...
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Former FMCSA Administrator and nationally recognized expert in law enforcement, Annette Sandberg is presenting “Prepare for CSA and Regulatory Changes” on February 26.
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In his State of the Union address last night, President Barack Obama urged fixing the worst assets – like the nation’s 70,000 structurally deficient bridges – first and expanding private investment in public assets.
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Wired is offering a slideshow to demonstrate the construction and technologies used in the Seattle Route 520 bridge that spans Lake Washington.
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Get your dibs in for a federal Public Works Investment Program grant.
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Chicago’s Metropolitan Water Reclamation District calms fears over Lake Michigan’s very low level.