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Environmental professionals are familiar with this story: A new or newly-applied substance is found to be the answer to a host of problems. It gets used in a host of applications. Then, new information is discovered – the substance... -
Understanding the issues and impacts can help port stakeholders determine the best way to minimize downtime without significantly increasing capital outlay or impacting the environmental footprint of the facility. This analysis provides insight into the diversity and complexity of...
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Whether at a large or small scale, underground tunnelling is a risky business. Many of the risks are associated with the temporary works that support construction. However, with early, proactive and careful attention to some key factors, you can...
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Like all major infrastructure projects, investing in ports -- at any stage of the project life cycle -- requires comprehensive due diligence. The specific complexities of a port’s location and jurisdiction are reflected in the legal, financial, technical, institutional,...
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Breakwaters can be essential to protect ports and terminals from incident waves. Here are five parameters to consider when designing a breakwater.
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When determining whether it is better to adapt or retreat from the coast, our scalable approach, focused on stakeholder engagement and continuous improvement, is used to support long term climate resilience and sustainability.
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Archaeologists utilize modern imaging techniques to bring details from the past into focus.
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For the global energy industry, the rapid expansion and falling cost of wind and solar power has been nothing short of a revolution. While the transition from fossil fuels to renewables continues to gather momentum, we’re also on the...
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Ports are the lifeline for complex mining and oil and gas supply chains. Here are five questions to consider when shipping minerals and liquid bulk.
