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ENR May 23, 2011

Searching for Clues in Quake-Maddened Seas
By Tom Sawyer
A 630-mile-long undersea geologic feature in the Pacific Northwest has engineers and emergency planners concerned that a deadly quake and tsunami could strike at any moment. What are they doing to prepare?

Headlines

Japan’s Tsunami Debris Offers Wealth of Data
London Starts Plan To Fix Its Plumbing
A Cautionary Digital Tale
Corps Pulls Out All the Stops To Cope With Rising River
Sudden Delay in Japan-Funded Work on Guam Worries Bidders
Huge Waste Plant Progresses At Hanford, With New Twists
Contractors Installs Gates To Close New Orleans Barrier
Georgia Expands E-Verify Rules
Alaska Lawmakers Approve Dam and 600-MW Powerplant
Wind Tax Credit Extension Promising, Says AWEA Staffer
Fla. Contractors Seek Road Fund
T&D Companies Add Smarts, More Utility to Power Lines
AIA To Offer Cloud Service For Multitude of Documents
Whistle-Blower Trial Set for 2012 In Case Against Bechtel, URS
Presidential Panel Pushes Spent-Fuel Storage Options
Joy Global Is Set To Acquire Houston-Based LeTourneau
After Twists and Turns, Dispute Resolved in Contractor’s Favor
Contractor Pours 1,500 Cu Yd In 10 Hours In Wacker Drive Rehab
State Transport Project Ratings Seen Lacking
EPA: New Guidance On Surface Mining Pending at OMB
Contracts: Industry Slams Contribution-Disclosure Proposal
Funding: House FY12 Numbers May Signal Construction Cuts