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Geosynthetics Magazine – Focus on History of Geosynthetics

October 21, 2009 rockman Comments Off on Geosynthetics Magazine – Focus on History of Geosynthetics

The October-November 2009 issue of Geosynthetics Magazine has a special section titled “Focus on History” with some special content on the history of geosynthetics. (Photo of late 1970’s geocell testing for the US Army Corps, […]

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