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Dan Oman, Senior Associate at Haley & Aldrich, discusses how foundries and manufacturers face a unique challenge for OSHA’s new rule in Bloomberg Environment.

Technical Expert Peter Bennett was the lead author on the innovative study, published in Environmental Science & Technology Letters.

On March 26, 2018, EPA submitted a draft proposal to the White House Office of Management and Budget for a rulemaking for prevention of hazardous substances discharges under the Clean Water Act. EPA is developing proposed regulation for prevention of hazardous substances spills from onshore facilities, including aboveground tanks, in response to a 2016 Consent Decree. EPA is required to publish a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking by June 16, 2018, and issue a final rule on August 29, 2019. The fina...

Sunila Gupta discusses the Lean process improvement approach that was used to help the University of Pennsylvania develop a Solid Waste Management Plan.

In this Facilities Manager article by Jake Torrens, Sustainability Associate, read about some of the successful water conservation practices at California campuses.

By gathering stakeholders and taking a customer-centric approach, UCSF has taken an idea and turned it into something that will enhance the campus community.

Using coral cores, Gloria Jimenez and a University of Arizona-led team found that the ocean around the Galápagos Islands has been warming since the 1970s.

Portland, Maine’s chapter of EWB is continuing to make a difference both locally and abroad, in Ethiopia, Haiti, Nicaragua and Ecuador.

Deferred maintenance, P3 construction and more. Here were the major higher education facilities trends from 2017 and what they mean for 2018.

Learn how applying a customer- and people-centric approach helped a university’s facilities management department handle their deferred maintenance backlog.

Murray Einarson advocates for the use of a new standard for groundwater cleanup in place of maximum contaminant levels.

While there are many advantages to the P3 model, it doesn’t make sense for every institution. When weighing the pros and cons, consider these insights.

This SlideShare explores how a “Lean” approach can help portfolio managers better understand and quantify remediation risks, which ultimately reduces risks and costs. 

The design and construction of projects using one or more trenchless installation methods is more than just a line on a piece of paper.