Since California was first named in a 16th century novel that described it as “an island, very close to the Garden of Eden, full of gold,” generations have come to ...
Whilst the implementation and wider catchment benefits of Natural Flood Management (NFM) measures are appreciated and supported, their ability to provide substantial flood benefits is often lower than traditional approaches. ...
The reuse of demolition material in the construction industry is commonplace, with legislation and guidance listing construction and demolition waste (concrete, bricks, tiles and ceramics) as inert. This implies they ...
In many camps, the philosophy around infrastructure development has changed. How we conceive of the built environment is increasingly taking into consideration the natural environment for more holistic, sustainable, long-term ...
An AECOM environmental scientist uses equipment to test for heavy metals in ground water in western Bangkok, Thailand. This developing area is next to a landfill in an automobile manufacturing ...
An AECOM project manager inspects newly constructed rockfall catch-fences along Menehune Road in Waimea, Kauai, Hawaii. The Department of Land and Natural Resources hired AECOM to provide structural engineering design ...
AECOM site supervisor and PE, Robert White (R) talks with Jean Deschesnes about ongoing operations and safety at an Environmental cleanup project at Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, Canada. AECOM was brought on ...
