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Water Engineering

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Water is one of the most important resources on our earth. In these blogs I explore how engineers manage water by building dams, spillways, levees, flood control channels, stormwater systems, canals, water treatment, wastewater treatment, and culverts.

How the Panama Canal Lets Ships Climb Up

Oct 17, 2026

During my visit to the Panama Canal, I noticed several chambers that connected to higher levels of the canal. It...

River Engineering

Sep 5, 2026

Rivers are a constant force that engineers must consider when building structures. They are home to many different important species...

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