North and South America

Mississippi’s Famous Bridges: Record-Breaking Engineering Marvels that United America

The oldest is 150 years old, and they are engineering marvels that continue to ensure the crossing of one of the largest rivers in the USA: discover two great bridges among the more than 140 bridges o...

Bear Mountain Bridge: 100 Years of the Suspension Bridge That Inspires Modern Engineering

After a century of existence, this bridge that crosses the Hudson River is now a US historic landmark and an inspiration for modern engineering major projects, such as the longest suspension bridge in...

Canada Allocates 3.9 Billion for its First High-Speed Rail Line

The new infrastructure will link Toronto to Quebec City in just three hours instead of the current five and a half. This project is a major breakthrough in sustainable mobility and will help reduce en...

Water Crisis: USA Searches For Potable Water in Desert and Sewage

In the U.S. Southwest, innovative infrastructure is coping with water crisis and securing water supplies. From Texas to the Mojave Desert in California, sewage treatment plants and potable water extra...

ASCE: U.S. Infrastructure Needs $9 Trillion in Investment

According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, the U.S. infrastructure network has improved in the last four years thanks to large investments by the previous administration, but the result rem...

South Carolina Calling! The ‘Palmetto State’ Tops the List of Preferred Destinations for Americans Relocating

A better quality of life, modern infrastructure and significant economic development are attracting more and more new residents to this state - making it the best place to live in the US.

Mexico: The High-Speed Railway Project That Challenges the Panama Canal

The Mexican government plans to build a railway corridor to compete with the Panama Canal, challenging the dynamics of maritime shipping for freight transport and, more generally, global trade.

Buenos Aires Against Water Pollution: How To Protect The Rio de la Plata Basin

While a canal turns red from industrial waste dumping, the Riachuelo River is being revived thanks to a massive water a vital infrastructure for protecting the Río de la Plata Basin.

In Canada, ‘A City Within a City’: Toronto’s Waterfront Redevelopment Takes a New Project

With an investment of CA$1 billion, Toronto’s waterfront will be ready for the construction of thousands of homes on an abandoned industrial site that will also have the largest park in a generation, ...