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New Fluorine-Free Foam Military Specifications: How Will it Affect Your Airport?
The long-awaited military specification (MilSpec) for fluorine-free foam (F3) was released. Here’s what you need to know.
Need a Crash Course on Atmospheric Rivers?
California has experienced devastating flooding recently. Here’s what flood risk reduction professionals can do to adapt and learn from the experience.
Transportation Construction: More than Moving Dirt
Balancing environmental needs with transportation construction project needs is multifaceted. And the resulting design changes can be fascinating!
Under Pressure: Sewer Ventilation and Odor Control
Pressurized sewer systems can lead to odor issues. Here’s how to determine if your sewer is pressurized, and if so, how to treat the odor.
Protected Bike Lanes Project Wins ACEC-MW EEA Honor Award
Mead & Hunt was awarded an Engineering Excellence Honor Award for work on the Park Place and Warder Street Protected Bike Lanes Project in DC!
How does the Inflation Reduction Act Affect Small Hydro?
Although the current IRA didn’t include rehabilitation for existing small hydro facilities, wheels are turning in D.C. to secure funding.
Incorporating Sustainability in Airport Interiors
We must be intentional in our approach to airport design projects and determine best practices to mitigate climate change.
True Benefits of “Find and Fix” For Water Utilities
Combining condition assessment activities with asset inventory and management projects can help maximize your water utility’s budget.
When Road Meets Rail, Joint Annual Inspections Can Save Lives
Joint annual inspections at highway-rail grade crossings with preempted traffic signals are vital to protecting the traveling public.
How New Water Technologies Can Address Climate Change
Opportunities created by the IIJA, IRA, and maturing technologies provide an opening to mitigate climate change and adapt infrastructure to withstand it.
Creating a Sense of Community in Airport Interiors
Creating a sense of community in an airport is challenging but essential to providing an uplifting, functional passenger experience.
What Hurricane Ian Teaches Us About Preparing for the Future
The influx of Category 4 and Category 5 hurricanes is concerning, but utility owners and communities can prepare now for the next event.
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