Geocells preserve Yangtze River slope

May 8, 2026  |  Case Studies, Features

The implementation of the Sunliangzhou Lock channel slope and bank protection project represents the pioneering application of a construction technique utilizing high-strength geocell slope surfaces cast with concrete.
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Geosynthetics for earth retention

April 21, 2026  |  Features

In the design and construction of earth retaining systems, the use of geosynthetics has become essential. Geosynthetics often deliver durable, economical and flexible solutions when compared to alternate gravity structures. 
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Case study: Ocala highway expansion through an active mine

April 15, 2026  |  Case Studies, Features

Construction began during a period of heavy rainfall that saturated the subgrade and created weak, rut-prone soils. These soft areas posed significant challenges, especially where the planned route crossed deep fill over a former mining pit. Voids, loose soils and long-term settlement could adversel…
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Geosynthetics contributions at the 2026 GeoCongress

April 9, 2026  |  Features

In Salt Lake City there were numerous geosynthetics-related topics covered in technical sessions and the committee meeting.
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Geotextiles and geogrids mean longer-lasting roads

April 1, 2026  |  Markets, Product Trends

Can geotextiles and geogrids help build roadways that last for 100 years—or longer? Yes, say both industry and transportation representatives, although wider adaptation may require overcoming a few bumps in the road.
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Maintaining critical funding

April 1, 2026  |  Advanced Textiles, Markets

Among the factors that have made the U.S. a superpower are its investment in R&D and contributions from highly skilled foreign nationals in scientific fields. The innovation borne out by this funding—as well as policies promoting domestic manufacturing—eventually influences home markets for …
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