The two agencies charged with ensuring that waters considered “waters of the United States” or WOTUS, are protected against pollution have released a proposed rule that they say will clarify decades of confusion over which wetlands and bodies of water require federal permits in order for construction projects that could potentially damage or disturb them to proceed.
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An unexpected shift in the disaster-response agency’s leadership could further complicate funding and project decisions already delayed by the recent federal government shutdown.
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Key infrastructure programs face a slow climb back as agencies tackle large workloads without additional resources.
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Chief executive Davendra Dabasia called the appointment a “significant step” as company seeks to carve out independence from Mace parent company.
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Nonresidential spending slipped again in August as key sectors weakened. What’s driving the downturn as agencies and contractors head into year’s end?
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Minnesota tradeswoman was bludgeoned Nov. 11 at her equipment and systems manufacturing facility workplace by a male co-worker who allegedly told police he disliked her.
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A new economic report hints at shifting labor dynamics in Texas construction—but how much of the strain traces back to changing immigration patterns
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A new economic report hints at shifting labor dynamics in Texas construction—but how much of the strain traces back to changing immigration patterns
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Start-up aiming to build massive pneumatic guns to launch payloads into orbit plans to build working prototype at Nevada site.
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Kiewit Corp. Chairman and former CEO Bruce Grewcock, a Mines alumnus, has pledged that the EPC giant would hire “every one of this program’s graduates.”
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