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Civil Engineering

3 die in collapse at Yangmingtan Bridge, Harbin

25 Aug 2012

Three people were killed and five injured yesterday when an approach ramp on the longest bridge in northern China collapsed after only nine months in operation.

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Workers blamed for bridge collapse

21 Jun 2012

Part of a nearly completed bridge collapsed in the northeast province of Liaoning late on Monday afternoon, and the local government said worker negligence was to blame, as construction procedures...

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Dam building restraint urged

6 Jun 2012

Deputy Environment Minister Wu Xiaoqing has urged caution amid a big dam-building frenzy on the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, saying the lessons of past dam construction in China's southwest...

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Golden rewards for genuine 'liquid gold' engineers

12 May 2012

David Wilkes is associate director of Arup and the new global president of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM). A specialist in river and coastal engineering,...

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Engineers going green

24 Mar 2012

It's not difficult to see the appeal of the sustainable vision presented by global 'starchitects' Foster & Partners at a recent infrastructure conference in Hong Kong, with funky white...

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Engineering a career in public service

9 Mar 2012

Hong Kong people can rest secure in the knowledge that the Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO) of the Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD) is doing its job.

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Opinion

Jake Van Der Kamp

China keeping its edge despite grim talk

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Howard Winn

If StanChart doesn't want us, why keep inviting us?

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Officials accused of delaying air quality objectives

Green activists have accused the government of delaying the introduction of new air quality objectives by opting for time-consuming legislation.

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Activist frets as traffic builds at Qing-era bridge

Heritage officials have failed to conserve a rare Qing dynasty granite bridge in Yuen Long, leaving it defaced and carrying an increasingly heavy load of traffic in a village being transformed by...

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Engineering a working family

I t's not a given that every young graduate sets out on a career they are excited about, while getting the right support for their work experience, career development and so forth.

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Business as usual is not an option

Beijing maintains all manner of statistics on economic and social indicators, but when it comes to industrial pollution, it is strangely silent.

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Reworking homes the legal way

When Will Toye and Nicole Schoeni bought a top-floor apartment in Pok Fu Lam, they wanted to make the most of the roof, with its panoramic views of Mount Davis and Victoria Harbour.

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Firm outlines solid career plan

With 10 major infrastructure projects underway, along with new massive MTR jobs, Hong Kong can't seem to get enough engineers. 'There is a keen competition for engineering graduates,' says...

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