Infrastructure

With President Biden having purportedly reached an agreement with a bipartisan group of senators on an infrastructure bill, and with the economy’s reo...

To better protect critical infrastructure in the United States from cyberattacks, the Biden administration is calling on organizations to build defenses into the design of systems and not rely solely on IT protections. This article explains the concepts of “cyber-informed engineering” and illustrate them with examples from the water sector.

Our environment is made up of a complex net of physical and organizational structures and facilities, from buildings and roads to power supplies and waste management that make our lives easier, better, and more efficient.

Just like in the 19th century, lawmakers today aren’t arguing about whether to build roads or water pipes. They’re arguing about what kind of country they wanted to live in.

President Joe Biden signed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law Monday. It will deliver $550 billion of new federal investments in America's infrastructure over five years, touching everything from bridges and roads to the nation's broadband, water and energy systems.

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The new message from the party’s lawmakers marks a rare moment of near-unanimity among an ideologically divided Democratic caucus. But it also threatens to add to the steep task facing members of Congress and the White House at a time when they’re already struggling to strike a deal on hundreds of billions of dollars in public works spending.

Some photos draw you in and don’t want to let you go, so you spend entire minutes (that feel like small eternities) sitting transfixed, with your eyes on the screen. That’s exactly the feeling we get when we look at the pics featured on this subreddit that’s entirely dedicated to showing off the beauty of infrastructure. After all, (and let’s be cheesy here for a moment) infrastructure doesn’t just connect us together physically—it also connects our hearts through the mutual adoration of…

Just like in the 19th century, lawmakers today aren’t arguing about whether to build roads or water pipes. They’re arguing about what kind of country they wanted to live in.

35 Examples Of Brilliant Infrastructure That Show Why Engineers Who Think Outside The Box Must Be Celebrated, As Shared In This Group (New Pics)