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One thing business can do to address fresh water risk
CI's Marielle Canter Wienkel recommends what companies can do to address fresh water risk.
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Balancing fresh water consumption and capacity
Dr. Troeng shares the importance of water consumption planning and ways to use existing water.
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Key ingredients to a successful partnership
Experts from Conservation International share insights on what businesses and governments need to forge a successful partnership to deliver fresh water.
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Behind The Build - Interview with a Veteran in Construction
Around the world, men and women who serve in the military make incredible sacrifices and display great courage to serve their countries.
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They’ve Got It Covered: Enormous Arch Moved Into Place Over Damaged Chernobyl Reactor
Thirty years after the world’s worst nuclear disaster, the gargantuan structure built to confine radiation at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant is now in place after inching – literally – into position.
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Cultivate business in Latin America
Small businesses are an unmistakable engine of economic growth in Latin America, and a critical part of any international company’s supply chain when it works in the region.
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How infrastructure companies deliver real benefits
Sustainable infrastructure is a confluence of ideas. It’s physical, eco-friendly, and smart. It seeks to minimize costs and maximize the use of resources. It’s also global.
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What is a bankable project in Africa?
Learn about successful infrastructure investment and management options.
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How A 135 Year Old Tunnel Was Brought Back to Life
On most engineering projects there are challenges that arise. At the Crossrail project one of those challenges came in the form of modernizing the Connaught Tunnel to meet the space needs for electric trains.
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Behind the Build: The Caversham Bridge
What does it look like to build a bridge in 94 hours? Take a look at this fascinating time-lapse video to see what that looks like!
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Transitioning from climate commitments to implementation
With more than 180 countries committing to nationally determined climate targets, covering 99 percent of global emissions, and about 65 percent focused on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), the Paris Climate Agreement has advanced global efforts to tackle climate change.
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Local content policies and programs: an enabler for development and growth in Africa
Use of local workers and suppliers can be the most efficient way to execute key aspects of a project, while other jobs may require specialized skills not available among nationals. This reality can become a source of socio-economic and political tension when local supply and project demand are not well understood by all stakeholders.