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Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

Michigan

Contributor at Freelance

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  • 3 weeks ago | constructionmagazine.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

    Last year on a spring evening in Los Angeles, California, an American barn owl flew across U.S. Highway 101. Observing biologists cheered with joy. What would seem a commonplace occurrence for this widespread species was anything but. For the first time, biologists led by Travis Longcore, Adjunct Professor at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, and his six-member team of researchers observed evidence that “a dark spot” had been successfully fabricated over U.S. 101.

  • 3 weeks ago | constructionmagazine.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

    Along the Ocean Highway at the border of Georgia and South Carolina, two new bridges under construction will not only accommodate modern truckloads but also withstand a vessel collision, hurricane storm surge, and even a seismic event. Design-build delivery allowed the team to maximize the contractor’s strengths while minimizing project costs and impacts to area marshlands.

  • 3 weeks ago | buildingexcellence.news | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

    Along the Ocean Highway at the border of Georgia and South Carolina, two new bridges under construction will not only accommodate modern truckloads but also withstand a vessel collision, hurricane storm surge, and even a seismic event. Design-build delivery allowed the team to maximize the contractor’s strengths while minimizing project costs and impacts to area marshlands.

  • 3 weeks ago | constructionnews.us | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

    Along the Ocean Highway at the border of Georgia and South Carolina, two new bridges under construction will not only accommodate modern truckloads but also withstand a vessel collision, hurricane storm surge, and even a seismic event. Design-build delivery allowed the team to maximize the contractor’s strengths while minimizing project costs and impacts to area marshlands.

  • 3 weeks ago | constructionnews.us | Melinda Zimmerman-Boehler

    Last year on a spring evening in Los Angeles, California, an American barn owl flew across U.S. Highway 101. Observing biologists cheered with joy. What would seem a commonplace occurrence for this widespread species was anything but. For the first time, biologists led by Travis Longcore, Adjunct Professor at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, and his six-member team of researchers observed evidence that “a dark spot” had been successfully fabricated over U.S. 101.

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