North and South America

From the Thames to the Cheonggyecheon: 4 Global Comebacks of Clean Water

From London to Washington, Seoul to Buenos Aires, these stories show that restoring rivers is about more than just treated, cleaner water. Building sustainable infrastructure and sewage treatment plan...

Port of Long Beach: All the Records, Thanks to the International Gateway Bridge

Thanks to the new infrastructure, even the gigantic ships from the new Panama Canal can access the Port of Long Beach. And the number of containers handled by maritime traffic has increased by 26%.

Texas: $20 billion Maxi Water Infrastructure Plan against Water Crisis

Texas Legislature approves two bills to allocate $20 billion against water scarcity: water supply networks repairs, wastewater treatment and water desalination plants.

5 Major Projects That Are Changing the World, from the Panama Canal to the Rogun Dam

Major infrastructure projects such as bridges, railways, dams and canals are engines of social, economic and territorial transformation: they change the face of communities, address issues like water ...

Buenos Aires: South America’s Largest Wastewater Treatment Plant Kicks Off

The massive wastewater treatment plant is already an international landmark of sustainable infrastructure: it will clean one of the most polluted waterways in Latin America, and will benefit more than...

From the Panama Canal to the Rogun Dam, Infrastructures as Accelerators of Growth

After the expansion, the Canal increased transit capacity for large ships supporting global trade. The new dam in Tajikistan will be a gateway to the country’s energy independence.

The Best American Road Trips in Iconic Road Movies

From the iconic Route 66 in Easy Rider to the escape in Thelma and Louise and the exploration of family dynamics in Little Miss Sunshine, discover legendary American road trips as depicted in unforget...

On the road: the roads of the United States, symbol of the American dream, put to the test by modernity

From the origins to the future outlook of the American roads and highways envisioned in 1938 by U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the strategic role of major construction companies

Mississippi: A Journey through Blues Sites, Infrastructures and Natural Wonders

Discover one of the oldest rivers in the world, renowned for blues sites like Clarksdale and Tupelo, its impact on film history, natural wonders and infrastructure projects that are shaping the landsc...