ASCE estimates that only about half of the $1.04 trillion needed to address critical water infrastructure by 2029 is currently allocated, making it crucial to seek cost-effective solutions, and this is an opportunity for geosynthetics to help.
Geosynthetics, a class of synthetic materials designed for use in geotechnical and environmental applications, have emerged as a game-changer in the field.
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