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ENR May 3, 2010

Haitis Plan Includes New Ports, Highways
By Tom Sawyer
Engineering News-Records Senior Tom Sawyer, and Jenna McKnight, deputy news director for McGraw-Hill Construction, spent a week in Haiti in mid-April staying with a local family and traveling throughout the Port-au-Prince area to meet with Haitian refugees and others already engaged in the start of reconstruction, as well as with representatives of foreign aid organizations and U.S. officials.

Feature

South Africa Tries New Approach, Based On an Old Fuel
By Andrew G. Wright
In May 2007, when South African utility Eskom broke ground on Medupi, the countrys first new powerplant since the 1980s, in some cases it was business as usual.

Headlines

Despite Downturn, Munichs Megashow Still Delivers
Brazilian Floods, Government Inaction Trigger Deadly Landslides
China Pushes Its Global Rail-Building
Brazil Approves 11,200-MW Monte Dam
Large Dam Go-Ahead Releases Pent-Up Protests
Yahoo Data Center Employs Cool Idea
Fusion Job-Design Award Is Europes Largest
Worker Killed as Crane Boom Collapses
U.K. Pushes Full-Scale CCS Forward
Indias Solar Program Poised for Growth, But a Few Clouds Remain
Corps Unveils Plan To Restore Polluted Anacostia River Basin
DOE Grants Back $452 million In Energy-Efficiency Upgrades
Complicated Logistics Land Big TBM in Nevada
New Pipeline Doubles the Gas Transport Capacity in Brazils Southeastern Region
Contract Awarded for New Dakar U.S. Embassy Compound
Freight Rail Line Announced
Dandelion-Like Pavilion Opens at Shanghai Expo
Worlds Largest 100% Biomass Boiler Planned
Senate Climate Bill Stalled But Still Alive
Buy American: Canada Ready For Longer-Range Talks With U.S.