Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering: Recent submissions
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“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Presented at the ICE/ASCE/CSCE conference on Engineering Future Decisions, London and Edinburgh (September 1987)
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Nonoalco Tlatelolco: A Human Experience
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)The work carried out by the Tlatelolco Democratic Reconstruction Program included the demolition of eight buildings, the reconstruction in structure and foundation of 32 buildings, and the renovation of the finishings in ... -
Urban Infrastructure Rehabilitation in Canada
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)The results of a survey conducted for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities on the condition of urban infrastructure in Canadian cities and towns are presented. The major emphasis was on roads, bridges, sewage collection ... -
“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Joint ASCE/CSCE/ICE Conference held at London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland (Presented at the September 6–11, 1987)
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“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Joint ASCE/CSCE/ICE Conference held at London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland (Presented at the September 6–11, 1987)
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Discussion of “<i>Engineers, Ethics, and Nuclear Weapons</i>” by Roger J. Evans and Thomas E. Munsey (July, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 3)
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Introduction
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Closure to “<i>Engineers, Ethics, and Nuclear Weapons</i>” by Roger J. Evans and Thomas E. Munsey (July, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 3)
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Discussion of “<i>Engineers, Ethics, and Nuclear Weapons</i>” by Roger J. Evans and Thomas E. Munsey (July, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 3)
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Discussion of “<i>Engineers, Ethics, and Nuclear Weapons</i>” by Roger J. Evans and Thomas E. Munsey (July, 1987, Vol. 113, No. 3)
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Future Prospects for the Energy Sector
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)Current forecasts of energy and electricity demand growth to the end of this century are critically reviewed and attention is drawn to the heavy burden that financing this expansion will impose, especially on the developing ... -
The Civil Engineer's Role in Energy Policy
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)The civil engineer has traditionally played a leading role in energy development. His technological achievements in energy‐producing facilities formed the bases for the growth of energy industries that have helped to propel ... -
“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Presented at the ICE/ASCE/CSCE conference on Engineering Future Decisions, London and Edinburgh (September 1987)
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“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Joint ASCE/CSCE/ICE Conference, held at London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland (Presented at the September 6–11, 1987)
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“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Joint ASCE/CSCE/ICE Conference, held at London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland (Presented at the September 6–11, 1987)
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Hazardous Waste in the United States
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)The control of hazardous waste, particularly the cleanup of past disposal sites, ranks as the foremost environmental problem in the United States. Only recently have most industrialized nations realized the serious impact ... -
“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Joint ASCE/CSCE/ICE Conference, held at London, England, and Edinburgh, Scotland (Presented at the September 6–11, 1987)
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Toxic and Radioactive Waste Management
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)Various satisfactory methods for the disposal of different types of wastes—liquid and solid, toxic and nontoxic—are described, including incineration and land burial. The main principles for the design and safe operation ... -
“<i>Discussions at Conference</i>” Presented at the ICE/ASCE/CSCE conference on Engineering Future Decisions, London and Edinburgh (September 1987)
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National Water Policies
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 1988)Water and the need for water are different in important respects from transport, energy, and hazardous waste disposal. Water has developed into a monopolistic position since no other alternative to water for its intended ...