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ENR August 2, 2010

Running on Empty
By Pam Hunter
Now nearly 30 years old, the cash-strapped Superfund program is struggling to clean up roughly 1,270 hazardous waste sites, some of which pose a major health risk.

Cover photo: Courtesy of Sevenson Environmental Services

Top 200 Environmental Firms

The Top 200 Environmental Firms
By Debra K. Rubin, Bruce Buckley, Mike Larson, J.T. Long and Angelle Bergeron
Changing economics squeezes revenue for the first time in five years, but new priorities could aid companies’ top-line health

Rankings: The Top 200 Environmental Firms

Complete Report with Data and Analysis

Headlines

Public-Private Partnerships Need an Educated Public
MoDOT Moves To Replace Failed Kansas City Highway Ramp
Beloved Boston Crossing Gets Surgery and Makeover
Developer Seeks Rating For Recycled Utah Bridge
Architects, Planners Host a Quirky Public Outreach Forum
Judge Clears Rigger, Finger-Pointing Continues
PCL Acts To End Financial Disclosure
Heir to EMCOR CEO Talks About Bid Wars, Acquisitions
Tempe Had Plan To Replace Inflatable Tubes That Failed
Iowa Dam Breach Drains 9-Mile Lake, But No Lives Lost
Clouds and iPads Have Inventors Rolling Out Tools
Power Sector Limbers Up
Construction Still Struggling at 2010’s Midpoint
With Cap Holding, Crews Prep Attempt to Kill Spewing Well
California Project Goes Forward Despite Loss of Stimulus Funds
Congress Approves Funds For Work in Haiti and Afghanistan
New Manhattan, Bronx Span Floats Into Place
Critics See Ways To Improve Bridge Program
FTA Pegs Capital Needs: $77.7 Billion
Senate Democrats Propose Scaled-Back Bill
Legislation: Senators Roll Out Freight Transport Bill