Role of geosynthetic interlayers in modern roadway systems

September 23, 2026  |  Features

Geosynthetic interlayers are increasingly being utilized to extend the pavement lifespan and performance. Interlayers are placed between asphalt layers to provide reinforcement, stress relief and moisture protection.
Using geosynthetics to mitigate roadway edge failures at complex sites

September 15, 2026  |  Features

Geosynthetics can in many cases offer a cost effective and sustainable solution that could typically be designed and constructed faster with a shorter construction window reducing the downtime for the road.
Ongoing research in geosynthetics is vital for modern infrastructure

August 26, 2026  |  Features

The utilization of geosynthetics continues to develop and grow around the world due to the recognition in their ability to optimize designs as well as to improve project constructability. 
Case study: Replacing a Florida levee

August 20, 2026  |  Case Studies, Features

The goal was twofold: increase flood protection for residents and provide flexibility in operation of water levels within the Corbett Area.
Evolution of MSE wall design with geosynthetic reinforcement – Part II

August 11, 2026  |  Features

The Simplified, Stiffness, and LE methods are currently the three design methods that are available in AASHTO for the design of MSE walls with extensible (geosynthetic) reinforcement.
Standing strong in extreme weather with geosynthetics

August 6, 2026  |  Features

As the impacts of extreme weather intensify, geosynthetics can step in with solutions capable of safeguarding essential infrastructures and natural resources under severe conditions.
Canadian companies aim to grow domestic and European markets

August 3, 2026  |  Features

One year after tariff changeability reshaped North American trade, Canadian textile and findings manufacturers are still navigating U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, oil price spikes and the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Conducting business amid these factors requires leaders to be p…
Evolution of MSE wall design with geosynthetic reinforcement – Part I

July 22, 2026  |  Features

Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls have evolved considerably over the past 35 years in relation to facing options, reinforcement types, material testing and design methodologies.  
Geosynthetics in rail design and construction

July 9, 2026  |  Features

The use of geosynthetics is recognized as capable of delivering durable, sustainable and cost-effective solutions for rail infrastructure projects. 
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Made in America: Strategies for U.S. success in a global industry

July 1, 2026  |  Features

"Made in America” can mean different things, depending on context. It could refer to consumer products created with U.S. labor from raw materials sourced from around the world. It could describe an item sold to the federal government or used in an infrastructure project, where a percentage of it m…