“We could have a really, really interesting dynamic”

Photo credit: Georgia Tech The residential and commercial sectors are responsible for around 31% of the planetary pollution in the United States, which are generated by the use of dirty fuels for heating and cooking, up to supporting power consumption, heating, air conditioning and much more. In order to reduce these effects on the environment,… Continue reading “We could have a really, really interesting dynamic”

Technology and the targeted mission

The American public education system affects seismic change. Best-fit technology that improves the learning environment, supports educators and enables schools to achieve their goals can be a bulwark against uncertainty. The school district of Eagle County in Colorado is ahead of the challenge thanks to a sensible IT transformation trip. Public educators constantly navigate bureaucracy,… Continue reading Technology and the targeted mission

Letter to the President | HBS dealer

Counterpoint The US Lumber Coalition, a business group of soft wood producers, is an aggressive opponent of imports of subsidized Canadian wood and therefore a supporter of tariffs. “The US wood coalition welcomes the strong commitment of the Trump government for the enforcement of the US trade laws against Canadian unfair trade behavior, which kills… Continue reading Letter to the President | HBS dealer

A gambling for efficiency, growth and technology – TFN

Much of the reporting on the Chancellor Rachel Reev's spring declaration focused on the cuts of the social budget, which was carried out for the fulfillment of their own tax rules. Your gambling is that by increasing the efficiency of the public sector, investing in technology and concentration on growth, long -term advantages will outweigh… Continue reading A gambling for efficiency, growth and technology – TFN

Progressive planet receives $ 1.1 million from BC to develop low-carbon cement

A BC company that received $ 4.6 million from Ottawa's so-called “Green Slush Fund” received just over $ 1.1 million from the provincial government. Progressive Planet was awarded the British Columbia Innovative Clean Energy (ICE) fund of $ 1,140,000, which supports the continued development of its Pozglass™ Pilot facility. On March 5, Sustainable Development Technology… Continue reading Progressive planet receives $ 1.1 million from BC to develop low-carbon cement

Omnis Building Technologies Plans that will be opened at the end of 2025

Bluefield – A manufacturer of modular living space expects his Mercer County factory to be opened in the fourth quarter of 2025 for the first production. Omnis Building Technologies provides for having a gentle opening between October and December of this year, said Mathew Hart, Vice President of Human Resources for Omnis. The work is… Continue reading Omnis Building Technologies Plans that will be opened at the end of 2025

Old buildings, green rooms in the campus renovation | News

Since the demolitions go on, especially near the beloved Oak Grove from the IUP students, the effects of the developing campus infrastructure and facilities are always striking. Iup revised his Long -distance systems Masterplan (LRFMP) in 2024 to satisfy the developing needs of the campus and its surrounding community. The plan updates include demolition system,… Continue reading Old buildings, green rooms in the campus renovation | News

Pine Island Bridge Beton Gießen for the time being for 2 a.m. on Friday 2 a.m.

The concrete boot for the Little Pine Island Bridge is now planned for Friday, March 28th, at 2 a.m. When the work is resumed, the crews pour more than 300 meters of concrete for the cover plate that take about five hours. Expect an increased noise, additional lighting and potential traffic jams during operation. Uncertainty… Continue reading Pine Island Bridge Beton Gießen for the time being for 2 a.m. on Friday 2 a.m.

Fidget for sea water to produce carbon -negative building material

The oceans enjoy almost a third of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. And now researchers report that simply using electricity on sea water can convert the carbon dioxide into solid minerals. These minerals could be used “for countless purposes in the construction sector”, says Alessandro Rotta Loria, professor of civil and environmental engineering at… Continue reading Fidget for sea water to produce carbon -negative building material

TopCon adds the range of road construction technology from: TopCon positioning systems

TopCon positioning systems has announced the expansion of its road construction portfolio, Including improvements for scanning road surfaces, extended Aftermarket solutions for paving stones and a new solution for soil compactors and asphalt rollers. Scan A new version of the mobile lidar scanners and introduced RD-M2-Werd. The scanner is part of the long -standing Smoothride… Continue reading TopCon adds the range of road construction technology from: TopCon positioning systems