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102-year-old Atlanta bridge remains closed after support wall collapse into creek



A 102-year-old bridge over Peachtree Creek in northwest Atlanta remains closed after part of its outer support wall collapsed into the water, prompting structural inspections and a wider investigation...

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US Navy shipyard modernization expands from $21B plan to more than $200B



The US Navy's long-term effort to rebuild and modernize its four public shipyards is now projected to cost more than $200 billion and could extend beyond 2080, according to a recent Government Account...

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Armor stone replacement to reinforce Grays Harbor North Jetty



The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has awarded a major contract for the rehabilitation of the Grays Harbor North Jetty, a critical coastal structure designed to stabilize the harbor entrance an...

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Sectional removal planned for collapsed spans of Spey Viaduct



Moray Council has confirmed plans to remove the collapsed spans of the historic Spey Viaduct from the River Spey in sections, allowing a detailed investigation into the structure’s failure in Decemb...

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Dorchester county officials question long-term Conowingo Dam plan



Dorchester County’s leadership met with the Maryland Department of the Environment in Cambridge, Maryland, to discuss a long-term plan for the Conowingo Dam. County officials said they are not aligne...

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Eight Michigan organizations receive NPS program grants for watershed priorities



On November 20, 2025, the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) announced about $2.9 million in Nonpoint Source (NPS) Program grants to support eight projects designed to...

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Study warns up to 70 % of California’s beaches may disappear



A new analysis by the Surfrider Foundation, as discussed in SFGate, indicates that up to 70% of California’s sandy beaches could be lost by 2100 if coastal erosion, sea level rise, and declining fede...

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Virtual CoastCraft game lets students explore coastal erosion in Minecraft



A new educational game called CoastCraft has been launched within Minecraft Education to help children ages 9 to 14 engage with climate change, coastal processes, and flood resilience in an interacti...

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Six houses lost to the Atlantic in North Carolina’s Outer Banks



Six unoccupied homes in Buxton, North Carolina, collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean on October 1, 2025, as Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda stirred heavy surf offshore. The houses, once elevated on woode...

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Coastal Resilience in Miami Gets a 3D-Printed Sea Wall Upgrade



In Miami, the urgency to combat coastal erosion and rising sea levels has led to a new approach: 3D-printed Living Seawalls. Spearheaded by Kind Designs, this approach merges structural protection wi...

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