How to better sort and reuse post-disaster waste
Around the world, natural disasters in the form of bushfires, earthquakes, storms, floods, cyclones and hurricanes cause billions of dollars of damage each year....
Global funding for 22 “thriving neighbourhood” projects
Climate leadership organisation C40 has announced support for 22 global cities to develop “green and thriving neighbourhoods” to improve the quality of life, health...
How exposed is the supply chain to climate risks?
Since 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant disruptions across global supply chains, leading to shortages of everything from semiconductors to paper.
In 2021, supply...
New urban policy among 2023 budget measures
A National Urban Policy to upgrade Australian suburbs through precinct level projects is one of the features of infrastructure spending in the 2023 Federal...
Barcelona combines technologies to revive threatened river
The Spanish city of Barcelona plans to use a combination of digital twins and neuroscience to promote the recovery of a river estuary. Through...
NZ makes first Pacific investments from climate aid fund
New Zealand has made the first investments from its recently announced NZ$1.3 billion fund to support Pacific communities responding to climate change, with the...
Major review of AUS-SPEC maintenance worksections
Bring your maintenance information up to date with the 2024 release of the AUS-SPEC maintenance worksections to provide a consistent approach to the delivery...
How the pandemic has put a spotlight on cycling infrastructure
Calls for more cycleways in the wake of COVID-19 - IPWEA
An essay in collaborative project delivery in the transformation of Springfield Central
By: Aaron Gilboy, Stantec
The Greater Springfield region has been – and continues to – grow rapidly and with that comes the need for upgrades...
‘Tiny Forests’ springing up in London
Barnet Council in London has partnered with environmental charity Earthwatch Europe and UK tech firm Pure Data Centres to create three new ‘tiny forests’...
