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• New year to bring new growth for industry
• Construction spending gets a shot in the arm in September
• Undocumented workers: More bluster than busts?
• Uncle Sam takes green to a new level
• Chicago: Home to big shoulders and tall buildings
• Class-action lawsuit takes aim against U.S. Green Building Council

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• Bad times may be coming to an end

• IRS cracks down on misclassified workers

• Controversial wind farm gets go-ahead

• Show goes on at historic venue, thanks to electric radiant

• Construction materials prices could spike soon

• Construction spending improves in August

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• Industry moves closer to recovery
• Signs of progress (finally) at World Trade Center site
• Reuse or start from scratch? Study to determine the best option
• Sustainable construction and BIM make great partners
• Housing construction could return with a vengeance
• Nation’s pipelines could be in for an overhaul

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• Twenty-five percent of the country’s bridges are ‘structurally deficient’
• New rules for American Reinvestment and Recovery Act contractors
• U.S. commercial real estate recovery predicted
• Construction materials price index flat in June, after 8 consecutive months of increases
• Construction starts rise in June
• World Trade Center construction workers uncover 18^th-century ship

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• Construction costs rise in Q1
• Commercial construction picks up
• Survey: Traffic congestion affects construction firms
• Construction spending: Biggest increase since August 2000
• NYC skyscraper first U.S. tower to earn LEED Platinum certification
• Berglund named to ENR’s ‘Top 400 Contractors’ list
• Construction project square footage increases 29 percent from last year