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From the Archives: November 28, 1985 | Radioactive Waste Management (opens the original)
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This 1985 cover story surveyed the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s expensive plan to manage radioactive waste from the nation’s nuclear power plants and military programs. The Nuclear Waste Policy Act, signed by President Ronald Reagan in 1983, set the framework for storage, transportation and disposal of high-level waste. DOE was tasked with planning, siting, building and operating permanent geologic repositories for the waste. By 1984 the agency had investigated nine sites in the South and West and iss
From the Archives: March 20, 1924 (opens the original)
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This 1924 cover shows a reinforced concrete bridge over the Seine River under construction in Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray, France. It was designed by Eugene Freysinnet, the inventor of pre-stressed concrete. At the time it was the longest concrete arch bridge in the world, at 432 ft. The arch was composed of two hollow ribs to which concrete-encased steel bands, supporting the deck system, were hung. During construction the arch centering was supported by two groups of dolphins in the river and two
From the Archives: October 5, 1950 (opens the original)
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This 1950 cover image depicts work at the Chain-of-Rocks Lock No. 27 on the Mississippi River, located just upriver from St. Louis, Mo., and just downstream of the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. Chain-of-Rocks is a stretch of the river that is unnavigable by commercial boats and barges when water levels are low due to a ledge of exposed bedrock. To overcome this, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredged an 8.5-mile-long cut-off canal between Chouteau Island and the Illinois s
From the Archives: October 5, 1950 (opens the original)
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This 1950 cover image depicts work at the Chain-of-Rocks Lock No. 27 on the Mississippi River, located just upriver from St. Louis, Mo., and just downstream of the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. Chain-of-Rocks is a stretch of the river that is unnavigable by commercial boats and barges when water levels are low due to a ledge of exposed bedrock. To overcome this, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredged an 8.5-mile-long cut-off canal between Chouteau Island and the Illinois s
From the Archives: November 24, 1966 (opens the original)
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This 1966 cover image depicts the erection of a county building complex in Santa Cruz, Calif., using Vierendeel trusses. The precast concrete trusses, both prestressed and conventionally reinforced, were the structural key to the $6-million complex, designed by San Francisco-based architect Rockwell & Banwell. The highly repetitive erection procedure brought the building in at $24.16 per sq ft, $4 less that the average for comparable county buildings in the state. The trusses and the framing sys
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