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Engineering World covers the latest engineering developments from around the globe, six times a year. This magazine contains well written, in-depth articles on all aspects of engineering. It also covers engineering-related issues in areas including science, technology, management, the economy, politics, law, design, marketing, and the environment. Produced by Engineers Media.
	June – July2010 Cover story Hammer, brush and sickle Engineering big bridges in southeast Asia Lac Assal: Africa's never-ending salt reserve If the Earth stood still Satellite track melting ice Why do women leave science & engineering? And now, the electricity forecast Travellers behaving badly Snippets
	April – May 2010 Cover story Europe looks south Biobutanol: a future fuel? Special delivery Asian cities: green and resilient? Framing climate change How green is China? An iron key to high-temperature superconductivity? Battling the spill Snippets
	February – March 2010 Cover story Landscape architecture rising The search for NEWater Mirage of the inland sea Infrastructure resilience to disasters Nuclear's Model T Growth of cloud computing The Matroshka project Snippets
	December 2009 – January 2010 Cover story Engineering the climate Ray guns get real Returning to the moon Impossible engineering Offshore defences Quants take the heat Inexact science Snippets
	August – September 2009 Cover story The Great Himalayan Watershed Engineering a refugee camp China’s hidden green side Robots for oil and gas Chemists vs cane toads From Australia to the World Snippets
	June – July 2009 Cover story Korean crossing South Korea lights the way Icarus reborn: Flying with sun on the wings Green boat achieves round-the-world record Engineering for high speed The Masdar plan Snippets
	April – May 2009 Cover story The new atomic fallout Chernobyl's entombment The long arm of the second law Best food forward Meeting a growing city's needs Flat out for the future A symmetrical tale Snippets