So, I was browsing technorati today, and I came across the following post: “50 Must Read Blogs and Resources for Architecture Majors”.
I really wish I could find something similar for civil engineers. I’ve been looking around for some daily RSS feeds to read on civil engineering and it’s just not a very popular subject in the blogosphere. Nonetheless, here are a few blogs that I have recently subscribed to:
The Urban Workbench
A well-laid-out blog written by someone from B.C. Canada (if I’m not mistaken) which is great for me, being a fellow Canadian.
Greenversations
A blog by the US EPA. It’s one of the more frequent blogs in the areas of environmental and civil engineering. Not always very technical, but interesting and popular nonetheless.
Aquanomics
A blog about the economy and water as a resource. Interesting to see an economic look at water in North America. Found via the urban workbench.
Stormwater blog RSS Feed
This is an rss feed from stormh2o.com that has some interesting articles from time to time. I like to keep it in my rss reader just to see if anything interesting comes up.
So, for anyone who stumbles across this blog, where do you go for your fix of civil engineering on the web?
