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Green, getting greener

George Demetri on recent advances in tunnel sustainability, particularly in the use of aggregates and sprayed concrete linings.
Comment Article 25 Aug 2010 0 Stars

Mining for Oil

Given the recent Deepwater Horizon drilling rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, it might be time to look at other safer, more sustainable methods for extracting oil - such as tunnelling.
Comment Article 05 Aug 2010 0 Stars

Crossrail in the balance

The UK has a new coalition government but will cuts needed to reduce the country's gargantuan budget deficit mean postponement for Crossrail?
Comment Article 03 Jun 2010 0 Stars

It's show time

Major tunnelling conferences are being scheduled far too close to each other. Why is this happening?
Comment Article 29 Apr 2010 0 Stars

What, where, when, why and who?

It's good to get feedback from readers, so I was heartened to hear from an eminent and well-known tunnelling author (see p10-11), responding to a point from the last roundtable.
Comment Article 25 Mar 2010 0 Stars

Short cut to nowhere

Comment Article 18 Feb 2010 0 Stars

New blood needed

WT's roundtable event held in Hamburg in November threw up some interesting questions, one of which was how to attract young new recruits into the industry.
Comment Article 08 Feb 2010 0 Stars

Another year, another roundtable

Many of you will recall that in January we ran the proceedings of the first World Tunnelling Industry Leaders’ Roundtable, which was held in Sargans, Switzerland, in September 2008. The publication proved a great success – popular with readers and participants alike. Indeed, given the positive feedback received, we have now established the Roundtable as an annual event
Comment Article 23 Dec 2009 0 Stars

More education please - CSM-style

Three days at the Colorado School of Mines have impressed George Demetri.
Comment Article 14 Oct 2009 0 Stars

Tunnel Talkback: Not as mad as it sounds

We have had an interesting mix of responses to our newly launched Tunnel Talkback feature on the WT website
Comment Article 18 Sep 2009 0 Stars

Idea, inspiration, reality

Comment Article 04 Jun 2009 0 Stars

A sprinkling of good sense

Carly Lovejoy’s article in this issue concerns the recent fire and associated repair work to the Channel tunnel linking the UK and France.
Comment Article 30 Apr 2009 0 Stars

A source of inspiration

ITA president Martin Knights thinks more needs to be done to attract more ‘civils’ graduates into tunnelling.
Comment Article 20 Apr 2009 0 Stars

Tunnelling as it is

I have to start this month with something of an apology. I discovered only recently the History Channel’s 11-programme series on ‘Tunnellers’. I don’t subscribe to the History Channel, but that is no excuse. Hopefully many of you will have already caught some of it.
Comment Article 09 Apr 2009 0 Stars

Immersed in discussion

You may notice that a substantial part of this magazine (pp21-31) is taken up by the World Tunnelling round table, held in Sargans, Switzerland on September 16.
Comment Article 12 Feb 2009 0 Stars

Message from the president

Martin Knights, president of the International Tunnelling and Underground Association (ITA), reviews recent ITA activities and looks at what 2009 may hold for the sector
Magazine Article 12 Feb 2009 0 Stars

Archived Issue

Online articles are not available for this issue. You may download the PDF version by clicking on the icon to the right.
Headline Article 27 Jan 2009 0 Stars

Keynes or Korea?

Comment Article 20 Jan 2009 0 Stars

Still in the dark

Comment Article 26 Nov 2008 0 Stars
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