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RE: Future of Civil Engineering .How Can We Build More Resilient Infrastructure?
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08-26-2025 05:00 PM
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Darya, good point. Most successful projects have a suitable combination of components. Perhaps the OP's question could be revised to request comments on the "best" materials/technologies recommended for sustainable/resilient structures. Concerning proven preservation of above ground structural steel ...
RE: Future of Civil Engineering .How Can We Build More Resilient Infrastructure?
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08-20-2025 02:31 PM
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Since both resilience and sustainability are about long term performance of a structure, may be best to work with materials that have a good, lengthy track record. Examples of these materials could be steel and concrete. The high carbon footprint of cement used in concrete can be reduced by using, as ...
RE: Will Fusion Power Cut Carbon Emissions?
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07-16-2025 03:29 PM
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Bill - Fusion has promised low cost, clean, energy since it was first seriously investigated 70 years ago. When it is perfected, operation of fusion reactors will play a major role in reducing carbon emissions. Years ago experimental fusion reactors proved that they can produce thermal energy. The nagging ...
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