Construction and infrastructural development are the cornerstone of contemporary economic progress, changing landscapes and building the cities of the future. Yet these essential processes of digging up the topsoil can cause unavoidable upheaval, turning green ground brown and leaving large areas of loose soil exposed to the elements. Bare, active build sites are vulnerable and when rain falls...
Heavy construction represents the backbone of physical development, transforming tracts of wasteland into highways and roadway expansions, energy facilities, industrial complexes and hubs for commercial activity. These enormous projects demand ultra large earth moving equipment, substantial clearing of the land, grading and deep excavations. Although these activities lay the groundwork for...
Contemporary construction projects pose huge environmental and operational problems to engineers, developers, and all project managers around the world with regard soil erosion. Heavy machinery digs into the earth, digging up massive stretches of land and completely removing vegetation that used to hold the topsoil. That means that the loose ground is very sensitive to wind and heavy rain,...
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