Equity and Infrastructure
Civil engineers continue to shape ongoing discussions about what exactly infrastructure is and whose needs infrastructure must serve.
A Question of Ethics: Engineering solution falls short of ethical expectations
Engineers must be mindful of the public’s welfare.
Engineers are essential to help transit agencies electrify fleets
From new structures to fire safety concerns, civil engineers are assisting transit...
New Mexico research facility develops solar-powered water treatment method
The desalination process would aid rural areas that use brackish groundwater.
Civil engineers are shaping the future
We must be dedicated to mentoring and inspiring the next generation.
New Kansas City International Airport terminal opens
The new airport terminal combines sustainability, structural efficiency, Midwestern hospitality, and a...
Book offers 'manifesto' for inclusive transportation
Guidance seeks to repair communities divided by transportation infrastructure.
Public transit’s future is bright, technological, equitable
Public transit agencies are recovering from the pandemic but are optimistic about...
How engineers are helping cities seek zero emissions
Urban areas generate considerable greenhouse gases, so city leaders are turning to...
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This curated content from the ASCE Library contains key journal papers, books, and proceedings papers that address the UN Sustainability Development Goal 5 for Gender Equality.
This Special Collection establishes the scholarly foundations and evidence-based practices for Diversity and Inclusion in the Engineering-Construction Industry.
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