North and South America

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Bogotá ready to build its metro

Bogotá ready to build its metro

Work on the city’s first metro line is set to begin in March 2020

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New York: More limits than the sky for new skyscrapers

New York: More limits than the sky for new skyscrapers

The quest to build ever higher buildings in United States is slowing as preferences and practicalities change

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More than $70 billion for U.S. dams

More than $70 billion for U.S. dams

The Association of State Dam Safety Officials raise the alarm on the state of U.S. dams

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Gowanus Canal: working to give Brooklyn’s historic waterway a new life

Gowanus Canal: working to give Brooklyn’s historic waterway a new life

Urgent measures are being taken to clean up the dangerously polluted canal that crosses Brooklyn

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Los Angeles: sustainable mobility to support the airport’s growth

Los Angeles: sustainable mobility to support the airport’s growth

A people mover and a light railway will finally connect the city to its airport

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U.S. bridges: the emergency in numbers

U.S. bridges: the emergency in numbers

The american road & transport builders association sounds the alarm: over 47,000 bridges are at risk and the repair bill is $171 billion

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Travelling across Patagonia to the end of the world

Travelling across Patagonia to the end of the world

Chile’s spectacular itinerary reaching all the way to Cape Horn: 2,800 kilometers that cross 17 nature reserves

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Seattle, a construction boom and sustainable mobility

Seattle, a construction boom and sustainable mobility

A construction boom, a new subway, and a growing economy: a look at the changing face of Seattle

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USA: A trip to the West Coast

USA: A trip to the West Coast

Iconic infrastructure of the West: from the Hoover Dam to the Golden Gate Bridge