October 2022 Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES

• Engineered Solutions: Septic Tanks Pose Serious Threats to Health and Quality of Life for Millions
  
• Michigan DOT to Develop Electrified Road
  By John R. Hughes
• Under Pressure: As Water Main Breaks Cause Havoc, A New Approach Is Welcome
  By Katherine Bonamo
• Engineered Solutions: Steel Joists and Deck Stand Up to Natatorium Conditions
  By Angus Stocking
  
• Living Breakwaters Support Staten Island’s Shoreline Resilience
  By Steve Williams, P.E.
  

EDUCATION:

• Examining the Phosphorus Problem: What the Data Tells Us About Reducing Phosphorus in Stormwater
  By Jeremiah Lehman, P.E., and Craig Fairbaugh
  Sponsor: Contech Engineered Solutions
• BIM for Infrastructure Adoption: Slow Progress Toward Improved Efficiency
  By Marc Scacco P.E
  Sponsor: VinZero U.S. CAD

COLUMNS

• From the Editor: It’s Time To Get Back to School (And That’s a Good Thing)
  By Robert Schickel
• ReEngineering the Engineer: Don’t Just Say No
  By Douglas G. Fitzpatrick, P.E.
• Executive Corner: Plowing through the Economic Headwinds
  By Ian Rusk
  
• Thoughts from Engineers: Data for a New Era in Water Management
  By Chris Maeder, M.S., P.E., CFM
• Transportation Troubleshooting: Helping Transportation Agencies Overcome Rising Threat of Heat Waves
  By Paula Hammond

 

DEPARTMENTS

• • Letters
  • Trends
  • Specification Section: 2022 Water/Wastewater Guide
  • Change Leader: Tawkiyah Jordan
  • Future Forward: Jason Griffin, P.E., and Helen Scales