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With freight container volumes predicted to triple in the next 30 years, and vessel capacity and size continuing to increase at pace, Australia’s major logistics infrastructure must remain ready to meet impending challenges without congestion. Sydney’s Port Botany container... -
Golder informed the preliminary design and associated materials management and permitting requirements for an LNG terminal.
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The proposed 80MW,16-turbine Kingaroy Wind Farm is situated on 502 hectares in south-east Queensland. Golder’s environmental team was engaged to support the development during the planning and approvals stage. This project would become one of the first wind farms...
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Golder’s flooding, erosion, and climate risk assessment for the community of Shaktoolik gives a time horizon to prioritize short term activities regarding erosion and flood protection for critical infrastructure, and to plan for the future when such protection is...
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Fostering Local Skills While Protecting the Environment at Canada's Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline ProjectLike any construction project, building a pipeline must balance completing the work on time and on budget with environmental protection. Golder recently helped support this balance while working Enbridge Line 3, a large pipeline project in Canada, in part...
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Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is one of the world’s busiest – carrying about 74 million passengers and around five million tonnes of cargo in 2019. However, with the existing airport reaching capacity, an expansion was needed to cater...
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Making sure that everyone goes home safely at the end of their shift requires building safety into every design decision. This requires innovative thinking about equipment to be used in a mine – for safety in operation, but also...
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In the recent past, Guichon Creek has been a relatively benign and quiet stream, typical of mountain watercourses in the interior of British Columbia. Normally, this watercourse has its peak water flows between April and June each year, as...
