The Only Way is Up…Or is it?
Posted on 23rd July 2018
Lifts have played an important role in our cities’ development and many of our most iconic skylines would not exist without them.
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Extreme Weather – Sandstorms
Posted on 22nd June 2018
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A sandstorm, also known as a dust storm, typically occurs after strong winds lift a significant amount of sand and dust from dry solids into the atmosphere. Sandstorms take place in dry areas where a significant amount of sand is present.
Wood-Burning: The Rich vs The Poor
Posted on 20th June 2018
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Wood-burning is a process used to create heat and is typically carried out for cooking or as a decoration in a home fireplace. However, while wood-burning is not seen as too harsh on the environment, as you can replant the trees you chop down for the wood, research has been carried out to see the true effects of wood-burning and its different uses around the world.
ISO 50001:2018 – Final Draft Released – Whats in it?
Posted on 21st May 2018
ISO 50001 is an internationally recognised standard for Energy Management. It is recognised as the standard practice framework for managing your energy performance and addressing your energy costs, while also helping you to reduce your environmental impact and meet emissions reductions targets.
Another Whale Has Washed up on the Shore After Digesting 64 Pounds of Plastic
Posted on 17th April 2018
In late February 2018, a six-tonne Sperm Whale washed up on the shore of the Murcian Coast in Southern Spain after consuming 64 pounds of plastic. The male Sperm Whale is already an endangered species protected under the Endangered Species Conservation Act in the US, and this is just one example as to why.
