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ENR October 3, 2011

ENR October 3

OVERVIEW: Rail Ramps Up as Global Development Tool
By Aileen Cho and Andrea Ding-Kemp
Despite a gloomy outlook for the global economy, developing nations continue to pursue ambitious railroad network plans.

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Benguela Railway Promises To Open Angola's Interior
Central Asian Rail Link Will Redirect Export Paths
Rail Network Construction in Libya Stalled by Rebellion
Saudi Arabia Upgrading Rail Passenger and Freight Service
$11.3-Billion China Rail Link Tunnels 63% of the Way
China Offers To Build $2-Billion Iranian Rail Link
Rail Megaproject: $11-Billion United Arab Emirates Network
Opening of Harbin-Dalian High-Speed-Rail Line Postponed
Brazilian $3.21 Billion Rail Revitalization Project Tracks for 2012 Arrival
Crane Owner Criminal Trial To Start in November for Fatal Collapse
Singapore Offshore Petrochemical Complex Gets $2.4-Billion Addition
Rwanda Plans To Develop Rural Roads
Public-Works Professionals Launch New Education Center
Israel Building Two Major Energy Projects
Work Under Way on Largest Wind Farm in Southern Hemisphere
India Moves Forward on $90-Billion Industrial Development Plan
Canada's SNC-Lavalin Probed for Bid Corruption on Bangladesh Project
CH2M Hill Set to Buy U.K. Designer Halcrow in $356-Million Deal
Senate Deal Clears Way for Stopgap Spending Bill
Hot-Rod Trencher Still Draws the Crowds
Software Automatically Translates Some Point Cloud Data to CAD Drawings

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