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Secrets of Environmental Permitting Solar Farms

Civil + Structural Engineer

By Ken MacDonald, Regional Director of Environmental Permitting and Compliance with UES First, a secret is only a secret if one doesn’t know it. However, between a proposal to harness the sun’s power and throwing the switch lies the complexity of environmental permitting. Spoiler alert: There are no real “secrets.”

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Navigating Trade Effluent: Essential Insights for Construction Professionals

UK Construction Blog

Trade effluent is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of construction site management. Proper handling and disposal of trade effluent is vital for environmental protection and regulatory compliance. Common sources in the construction industry include runoff from concrete mixing, vehicle washing, and site drainage.

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Navigating Environmental Regulations in Construction: Compliance and Best Practices

Building Radar

Environmental regulations in the construction industry are designed to minimize the impact of construction activities on the environment. These regulations address various aspects of construction, from waste management and air quality control to water conservation and the use of sustainable materials.

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Dan Diebolt Bosa: Exploring Innovations in Urban Energy Solutions

Construction Daily News

The company has taken on major projects that not only focus on residential and commercial needs but also prioritize community impact and sustainability. His commitment to quality and community-oriented development makes him a vital player in transforming the real estate landscape.

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How digital tools are helping the construction industry to choose carbon-smart materials

Autodesk Construction Cloud

However, as the construction sector continues to expand in many countries, there is a growing awareness of its environmental consequences. However, there are ways to mitigate these impacts. Low-impact materials – Building materials that generate less waste during manufacturing help cut a project’s environmental footprint significantly.

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Sloan Earns SCS Global Services’ Independent WAVE Verification

CCR Magazine

In 2022, Sloan was among the first companies to sign on to The Water Council’s WAVE program, an initiative designed to help companies improve, report, and verify their water stewardship progress.

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It’s Not a Digital Twin If It Can’t Pass These Two Tests 

Civil + Structural Engineer

While architects, engineers, and construction professionals have almost always relied on models to plan and deliver projects, static visualizations have real limitations. For example, to facilitate land use and planning, WSP and Giraffe developed LandiQ, a digital twin that spans all of New South Wales in Australia.