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Reducing Emissions in Construction
Estimates show civil engineering and public works in Sweden account for one-third of annual emissions. That hefty number prompted the Swedish Transport Administration (STA) to set a goal of no net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2045. See https://infrastructuremagazine.com.au/2022/04/19/planning-for-reduced-emissions-from-road-construction/
21 August 2022 by Michael Sharp...

Industrial

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Rubber no longer hits the road
Every time a driver brakes, accelerates, or turns a corner, their car tires wear down a little. Most car owners replace their tires every five or so years because of this normal wear and tear β€” but the environmental consequences are extreme. Now a London-based startup has come up with a solution to stop tire dust in its tracks. The Tyre Collective has created a wheel-mounted device that collects the tiny particles on electrostatically charged copper plates. See https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/08/16/world/tyre-collective-microplastic-rubber-waste-climate-hnk-spc-intl/index.html
21 August 2022 by Michael Sharp...

Industrial

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Bridge Maintenance Drones
An Australian-first artificial intelligence-enabled drone trial is set to revolutionise the way essential inspection work is carried out on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. See https://www.nsw.gov.au/media-releases/skys-limit-as-drones-revolutionise-bridge-maintenance
21 August 2022 by Michael Sharp...

Industrial

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Industry Policy 2022
Industry policy is being informed by a series of roundtables held this week by the Hon. Ed Husic, Minister for Industry and Scienc
20 August 2022 by Maria MacNama...

Wellbeing

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20 August 2022 by IdeaSpies

Inclusion

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Here's What Rose Ayling-Ellis' New Barbie Means To Deaf People
Now Eastenders star Rose Ayling-Ellis is the latest celebrity to team up with the brand, launching the first Barbie who has behind-the-ear hearing aids.Ayling-Ellis, 27, the first deaf contestant to compete in and win Strictly Come Dancing in 2021 said of the launch: β€œIt’s so important for children to be able to see themselves represented in the toys they play with.”https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/barbie-deaf-doll-rose-ayling-ellis_uk_62fcca22e4b0f48a0202d809
19 August 2022 by Marcus Gordon