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Report Card for America’s Infrastructure

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    One of only 12 bridge-tunnels in the world opened #OTD in 1964.

    The 17.6-mile-long Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, one of #ASCE's Seven Engineering Wonders of the Modern World, connects Virginia Beach and Cape Charles, Virginia: bit.ly/37kpswx. #VisitASCELandmarks

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    Retired in 2012, the space shuttle Endeavour orbited the Earth 4,671 times over 25 missions.

    To prepare for its next great adventure as the centerpiece of California Science Center’s Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center, engineers were tasked with a mission of their own: supporting the180-foot-tall, 500,000-pound multi-element artifact in a seismically active region: https://t.co/MdPKxPSNLC.

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    When it began service #OTD in 1878, the California Street Cable Car Railroad Company served more than 11,000 riders.
    Today, San Francisco's oldest cable car line is still in operation. https://t.co/Ne5u23CPPE

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    Resilient design is the first line of defense against natural disasters.

    A new ASCE standard establishes minimum requirements for building structures in high-risk flood areas. Learn more about ASCE/SEI 24-24: go.asce.org/3XKYcPk.

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    U.S. infrastructure received its highest grade ever from ASCE’s Report Card for America’s Infrastructure with an overall grade of C. But there's still much work to be done.

    While the 2025 #InfrastructureReportCard is still hot off the press, read a breakdown of the nation’s GPA: https://t.co/K4LNZIbgbT.

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    “I want to make a supportive workplace for the next generation, so that all workers feel comfortable asking questions and confident with their skills.”

    Not only does Uma Lakshman want to change the way we view sustainable design, she wants to uplift women and young professionals along the way. Learn more about the 2025 ASCE New Face of Civil Engineering: https://t.co/dwGorZLnZS.

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    8 of the 18 critical infrastructure categories addressed by the 2025 #InfrastructureReportCard improved since the 2021 report. Energy, however, was 1 of 2 categories that decreased, falling from a C- to a D+.

    Michael Miller, vice president of engineering services at @ExoGroupLLC, discusses how civil engineers can raise the grade for America’s energy infrastructure based on the findings in ASCE’s 2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure: https://t.co/UwHfrTnFan.

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    The world’s first skyscraper to integrate wind turbines into its design was completed #OTD in 2008. The Bahrain World Trade Center’s turbines, supported by 3 skybridges, provide 11-15% of the towers’ total power consumption. https://t.co/01QUhVEUaZ

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    What do you do when a massive landslide closes off the road to the tallest mountain in North America? Build a bridge and get over it, of course.⁠
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    Alaska’s Pretty Rocks Bridge is a pretty daring work in progress, constructed using an innovative truss-launching method. ⁠
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    The need for the 475-foot single-span arose after a slow-moving landslide blocked the 92-mile-long single-lane gravel Denali Park Road, which supports an estimated $1 billion per year economy tied in part to cruise ships and ports. ⁠
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    Not only is the site geologically complex, increasingly unstable, difficult to access and has only a 5-month summer construction window; it also has a very limited amount of level ground on which to work.⁠
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    Find out how the unique project and its engineers are actively working against all odds to restore access to the interior of @denalinps - link in bio.⁠
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    📸: Granite Construction; BGC Engineering USA Inc.

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    Despite major advancements in technology and civil engineering that support, Mother Nature has a mind of her own. That’s where nature-based solutions come in. go.asce.org/4loylXw

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    What do you do when a massive landslide closes off the road to the tallest mountain in North America? Build a bridge, of course.

    Constructed using an innovative truss-launching method, the Pretty Rocks Bridge is a pretty daring work in progress. Find out how the unique project will restore access to the interior of @DenaliNPS: https://t.co/8qcaaNZI9Y.

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    Are you getting paid what you’re worth? We’ll help you find out.

    Take #ASCE’s 2024 Salary Survey now to create a snapshot of industry compensation trends: bit.ly/3mSk33Q. https://t.co/wS5NEqfjyX

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