Waste Not: NJ Digester Plant Transforms Food Waste to Fuel
✕ It’s no secret that New York City, like many densely populated urban areas throughout history, has a trash and rodent problem. Mountains of bloated trash bags —many containing food waste that attract rats burrowing and gnawing through them—are a
Construction Economics for June 9, 2025
ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics Source link
ENR Team Takes Home Prestigious Journalism Awards
The Jesse H. Neal Awards are among the most prestigious in specialized business journalism, and two ENR submissions were chosen at its New York City recognition event on May 16 to win first-place for excellence. In its 71st year,
Causes Eyed in Crane Collapse That Killed Two on Florida Jobsite
Two construction workers died Wednesday when a crawler crane boom collapsed at a jobsite in Merrit Island, Fla. OSHA investigators were on the scene following the incident, but a cause of the collapse has not yet been determined. The
Tishman May Face Jury Trial Over Liability in Sisters’ Deaths
Construction manager Tishman faces a possible jury trial in California state court over a tragic 2019 accident involving a dump truck making trips related to an apartment and hotel project in downtown Los Angeles that struck and killed two
Despite Funding Pause, NCDOT Remains Committed to High-Speed Passenger Rail Plan
The North Carolina Dept. of Transportation is continuing to press ahead with development of its part of a planned high-speed rail corridor connecting Raleigh and Richmond, Va., even as nearly $1.1 billion in federal funding remains in limbo.Known as
East Construction Views | Engineering News-Record
Manhattan-based Schimenti Construction Co., ENR New York's Contractor of the Year, built Printemps New York, a 55,000-sq-ft flagship store marking the Parisian retailer's U.S. debut.Photo by Peter Dressel Photography
The Digital Crossroads: Why Infrastructure Leaders Must Choose a New Path Right Now
For decades, infrastructure delivery has followed a predictable path: plan, design, bid and build. Sprinkle in some technology where it fits (think building informational modeling, sensors, or drones) and hope for marginal gains.But today’s infrastructure challenges are exposing the