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Video of the shrinking Aral Sea: the detrimental effects of an irrigation project
The Aral Sea, once the fourth largest lake in the world is today rapidly shrinking, as a result of the diversion of the two major rivers feeding it, back in the '60s. The effects of the Aral Sea desic...
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Nicholson Awarded Soil Nail Wall Contract at McCook Reservoir
Nicholson Construction was recently awarded a contract for the soil nail wall of the Stage 2 Slope Construction at McCook Reservoir in Willow Springs Illinois. The United States Army Corps of Engineer...
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The Chapel Wins Top Award at World Architecture Festival
Over two thousand architects, designers and clients traveled to the Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore this past week for the World Architecture Festival (WAF). The WAF is the largest live awar...
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Mine collapse in Indonesia kills 18 people
A potentially illegal gold mine collapsed in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province, killing at least 18 people. Locals in the area cannot securely estimate how many people were trapped underground...
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The politics of offshore construction in the South China sea
A special report by BBC describes the territorial fight in the South China Sea between the neighboring countries of China, Vietnam and Philippines. The latest move from China's part is the creati...
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EPA Releases Greenhouse Gas Emissions Data from Large Facilities
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its fourth year of Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program data, detailing greenhouse gas pollution trends and emissions broken down by industri...
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China Opens Glass Suspension Bridge
After the success of the Tianmen Mountain Skyway in Zhangjiajie, China, Chinese engineers have opened a new glass suspension bottomed bridge. This time, though, the bridge is only 180 meters abo...
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London’s Tallest Skyscraper Opens to the Public
London’s newest and tallest skyscraper opened its doors to the public last weekend after being under construction for the past three years. The building is officially known as the Leadenhall Bui...
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The monthly e-newsletter of Geoengineer.org, issue #115 from September 2014 is out !
The September issue #115 of our monthly e-newsletter has been sent out today ! The September issue #115 of our monthly e-newsletter has been sent out today ! Read more
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Video: TBM breaks through in Auckland's Waterview Connection Project
Alice, the Tunnel Boring Machine that has been digging underneath Auckland's western suburbs for 10 months has finally broken into daylight! This is New Zealand's longest road tunnel that will be conn...
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