Bergen, Norway, is home to one of the world’s largest underground waste management systems. Beneath the narrow, cobbled streets of this 955-year-old city lies a network of 7.5 kilometers (about 4.7 …
How Technology Can Modernize the USA Electricity Grid Infrastructure
The North American power grid supplies electricity to over 400 million people, making it the world's largest interconnected power network. Often described as the "largest machine on Earth," the …
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Making Infrastructure Asset Management Simple, But not Simpler
Engineers are naturally curious about how things work. This curiosity often inspires them to pursue engineering as a career, driven by a desire to innovate, improve systems, and make processes more …
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How Mismanagement and Drought Are Draining Tehran’s Water Supply
Tehran, Iran’s capital and home to 10 million people, is only weeks away from “day zero,” the day when its taps could run completely dry, as vital reservoirs reach dangerously low levels, …
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Japan’s Water Infrastructure Challenges and Innovative Solutions
Japan’s water infrastructure, much of which was built in the 1970s, is showing signs of age and now requires urgent maintenance and renewal. Although Japan has abundant freshwater resources — …
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Empowering Women to Bridge the Construction Industry’s Skills Gap
The construction industry stands at a crossroads. As an aging workforce retires and the demand for skilled labor intensifies, the sector faces a widening skills gap that threatens growth and …
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