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Challenges in urban land development include a high shoring cost for deep excavations. Now, more than 40 years since its inception, the standard of practice in shoring design is still quite conservative, particularly for excavations into competent glacial soils.... -
In Canada, the province of Ontario has passed new regulations on the management of Excess Soil – essentially soil excavated from construction sites.
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Salinity is a growing problem for the oil and gas industry, particularly at Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) storage facilities and oilfields sites. Traditional remediation techniques designed to meet regulatory requirements can be challenging and, in many cases, are neither...
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Stormwater management ponds (SWM ponds) capture runoff and accumulate sediment over time. Appropriate management, and disposal, of SWM pond sediments removed during cleaning or decommissioning requires an understanding of the environmental quality of those sediments. Ontario Regulation 406/19 and...
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Almost a century ago, Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, which was embraced as a veritable miracle, saving countless lives. Nowadays, however, antibiotics are often misused or overused, and antibiotic-related pharmaceutical pollution is threatening ecosystems and human health around the...
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With employees focused on health and safety more intensely than before, the workplace environment and safety performance are new areas of competition among employers to attract and retain the best and brightest employees. In fact, according to a 2017...
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Invasive aquatic plants are a problem all over the world. Transported either by accident or intentionally, some plants are extraordinarily successful in their new home. As a result, they clog water intake pipes, entangle boat propellers, crowd out native...
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Three years ago, 27 of the world’s largest mining and metals companies pledged action to support the responsible use of water through the launch of the International Council on Mining and Metals’ (ICMM’s) position statement on water stewardship. By...
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Before even breaking ground, civil engineering projects have traditionally required multiple onsite visits from surveyors, engineers, planners, and other stakeholders. Building a 3D site model could be a time-consuming and costly undertaking, and any resulting improvements to project efficiency...
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Construction
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Water
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Challenges in urban land development include a high shoring cost for deep excavations. Now, more than 40 years since its inception, the standard of practice in shoring design is still quite conservative, particularly for excavations into competent glacial soils....
-
In Canada, the province of Ontario has passed new regulations on the management of Excess Soil – essentially soil excavated from construction sites.
-
Salinity is a growing problem for the oil and gas industry, particularly at Natural Gas Liquid (NGL) storage facilities and oilfields sites. Traditional remediation techniques designed to meet regulatory requirements can be challenging and, in many cases, are neither...
-
Stormwater management ponds (SWM ponds) capture runoff and accumulate sediment over time. Appropriate management, and disposal, of SWM pond sediments removed during cleaning or decommissioning requires an understanding of the environmental quality of those sediments. Ontario Regulation 406/19 and...
-
Almost a century ago, Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, which was embraced as a veritable miracle, saving countless lives. Nowadays, however, antibiotics are often misused or overused, and antibiotic-related pharmaceutical pollution is threatening ecosystems and human health around the...
-
With employees focused on health and safety more intensely than before, the workplace environment and safety performance are new areas of competition among employers to attract and retain the best and brightest employees. In fact, according to a 2017...
-
Invasive aquatic plants are a problem all over the world. Transported either by accident or intentionally, some plants are extraordinarily successful in their new home. As a result, they clog water intake pipes, entangle boat propellers, crowd out native...
-
Three years ago, 27 of the world’s largest mining and metals companies pledged action to support the responsible use of water through the launch of the International Council on Mining and Metals’ (ICMM’s) position statement on water stewardship. By...
-
Before even breaking ground, civil engineering projects have traditionally required multiple onsite visits from surveyors, engineers, planners, and other stakeholders. Building a 3D site model could be a time-consuming and costly undertaking, and any resulting improvements to project efficiency...
