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South Sioux City, Nebraska is constructing a 4,000-foot stretch of Foundry Road near Siouxland Freed

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Nitish Bastola and Taisa Medina, PhD Civil Engineering students at UNL, pose for a portrait beside F

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Nitish Bastola, PhD Civil Engineering student at UNL, documents the production of asphalt made with

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Nitish Bastola, PhD Civil Engineering student at UNL, collects oil samples for study with the help o

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Aeiral photograph of Foundry Road in South Sioux City, Nebraska. Foundry road was being paved with a

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Nitish Bastola and Taisa Medina, PhD Civil Engineering students at UNL, beside Foundry Road in South

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Construction crews pave Foundry Road in South Sioux City using asphalt made with recycled plastic ba

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Large piles of shredded plastic bags await being turned into asphalt. June 11, 2025.

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Jake Venne, lab technician for Barkley Asphalt, scoops aggregate gravel into a sample bag for Taisa

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Aeiral view of Foundry Road and Siouxland Freedom Park in South Sioux City, Nebraska. Foundry road w

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Nitish Bastola and Taisa Medina, PhD Civil Engineering students at UNL, beside Foundry Road in South

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Construction crews pave Foundry Road in South Sioux City using asphalt made with recycled plastic ba

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Nitish Bastola and Taisa Medina, PhD Civil Engineering students at UNL, and Baylor Bestgen, project

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Jake Venne, lab technician for Barkley Asphalt, scoops aggregate gravel into a sample bag for Taisa

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