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Golder’s Lara Bucklew, Digital Solutions Practice Leader, and JR VanOrder, Digital Solutions Global Practice Leader, met with Jill Bernstein, Head of Global Expert Services at Enhesa to talk about business resiliency amid COVID-19. In this information-packed series of videos,...- Ontario Regulation 406/19 and the accompanying Soil Rules outline the planning, characterization, and documentation requirements for managing excess soil, and include some elements specific to infrastructure projects. The regulation defines “infrastructure” generally as: public highways, transit lines and railways;...
- The power and sophistication of instruments and technologies we use to gather and record data at work is increasing rapidly. To keep up with this increase, we must adapt to the ever-growing waves of data coming toward us, or...
- Management of Excess Soil from brownfield developments requires special planning and care. Project Leaders (brownfield owners and developers) who learn how to effectively navigate the new regulatory environment will have a strategic advantage in controlling their costs and timelines....
- The global COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed our lives in a very short time. We talk about the ‘new normal’ but, for many of us, there’s an expectation that once we have a vaccine, life will go back to...
- Among climate change issues for the immediate future, water is at the top of the list. This is because we are likely to see more large-amplitude swings of too much water during some periods, and not enough water during...
- Much of the discussion around climate change involves the expectation that there will be bigger and more frequent storms. This has led to designing water management systems in a way that can accommodate more water – such as bigger...
- Turning farmers’ fields into housing subdivisions and business properties in the rapidly growing Greater Toronto area creates water impacts with far-reaching implications. Rainwater that once infiltrated into the ground is now pouring quickly off impervious surfaces like roofs, roads,...
- Mining has been a critical industry for the Australian economy throughout its history, yet there have been few successful examples of mine relinquishment to date. The country is rapidly facing an increase in the rate of mines approaching end-of-life....
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- Golder’s Lara Bucklew, Digital Solutions Practice Leader, and JR VanOrder, Digital Solutions Global Practice Leader, met with Jill Bernstein, Head of Global Expert Services at Enhesa to talk about business resiliency amid COVID-19. In this information-packed series of videos,...
- Ontario Regulation 406/19 and the accompanying Soil Rules outline the planning, characterization, and documentation requirements for managing excess soil, and include some elements specific to infrastructure projects. The regulation defines “infrastructure” generally as: public highways, transit lines and railways;...
- The power and sophistication of instruments and technologies we use to gather and record data at work is increasing rapidly. To keep up with this increase, we must adapt to the ever-growing waves of data coming toward us, or...
- Management of Excess Soil from brownfield developments requires special planning and care. Project Leaders (brownfield owners and developers) who learn how to effectively navigate the new regulatory environment will have a strategic advantage in controlling their costs and timelines....
- The global COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed our lives in a very short time. We talk about the ‘new normal’ but, for many of us, there’s an expectation that once we have a vaccine, life will go back to...
- Among climate change issues for the immediate future, water is at the top of the list. This is because we are likely to see more large-amplitude swings of too much water during some periods, and not enough water during...
- Much of the discussion around climate change involves the expectation that there will be bigger and more frequent storms. This has led to designing water management systems in a way that can accommodate more water – such as bigger...
- Turning farmers’ fields into housing subdivisions and business properties in the rapidly growing Greater Toronto area creates water impacts with far-reaching implications. Rainwater that once infiltrated into the ground is now pouring quickly off impervious surfaces like roofs, roads,...
- Mining has been a critical industry for the Australian economy throughout its history, yet there have been few successful examples of mine relinquishment to date. The country is rapidly facing an increase in the rate of mines approaching end-of-life....
