Category: Water and Pools

Mammoet recently carried out a key logistics operation for the Pulau Tekong polder project in Singapore, recovering and launching twelve barges used in the construction of the country's first polder. The project, led by the Housing Development Board (HDB) and built by the Boskalis Penta Ocean Joint Venture (BPJV), employs an innovative solution “empoldering” Method… Continue reading Mammoet completes complex salvage and stacking of barge for Singapore polder project

Wondering if Advanced Drainage Systems might be undervalued or living up to its price? You are not alone, as many investors are considering whether there is room to move down or whether now is the time to reconsider. Shares are up 7.1% in the past week, are up 34.3% year-to-date, and have returned an impressive… Continue reading Is the price of advanced drainage systems reasonable following continued growth and increasing U.S. infrastructure investment?

Pavilions flanking terraces, glass walls spilling into gardens, verandas nestled among treetops – homes in Europe and Asia are completely connected to nature. Discover home designs that focus on the connection to nature Villa by Twobo Arquitectura Although located on the Costa Brava, north of Barcelona, ​​this villa in Empordà, Spain, by Twobo Arquitectura, points… Continue reading Stunning global homes that invite nature

Moving to a new area with a homeowners association can be a difficult adjustment. When done well, HOAs can help resolve disputes between neighbors and preserve property values. However, many homeowners who live in an HOA have reported that the HOA has more interference in their personal home decisions. HOAs can deny green upgrades for… Continue reading “What exactly do I need?”

Last summer I spent 10 weeks as an intern with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, working in their District of Columbia office. As a student interested in urban environmental health, I have been deeply involved in the green stormwater infrastructure that the Alliance is helping to shape around Washington. And I asked myself, “How… Continue reading Lessons on the domino effect of urban green infrastructure | Steward's Corner

Aware of the Philippines' growing demand for sustainable and safe water services, several German water technology companies are exploring opportunities to expand into the Philippine market. This development was highlighted during the German-Philippine Water Technology Conference organized by the German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI) in collaboration with the Philippine Water Works Association (PWWA)… Continue reading German water companies plan to expand to PH

SOUTHPORT, NC (WECT) – Southport officials are answering questions about a possible tree clearcut near the Indigo Phase II/Waterway development site. According to the city administration, the removal of the trees is part of the creation of the district-owned and state-approved rainwater retention basin. “Southport emergency responders are aware of the controlled burn occurring near… Continue reading Southport officials talk about tree felling and controlled burning near the Indigo settlement project

(Family Features) Holiday celebrations bring joy, laughter, and lasting memories—but they can also leave a sleigh full of trash. From leftover food and empty bottles to wrapping paper and decorations, the season can leave your home full of items that could be reused or recycled. According to survey results from the Center for Biological Diversity,… Continue reading Reduce, Reuse, Rejoice: 5 Holiday Hacks for Eco-Friendly Celebrations | Green life

On the frontlines of climate change in the rural Southwest, the battle to cope with rising salinity, freshwater depletion and dwindling livelihoods continues. This is the 2nd part of a 5 part series. With an aluminum jug in her hand, 27-year-old Hosneara walks almost two kilometers every morning through Dakkhin Kalikapur village in Koyra upazila… Continue reading A daily fight for every drop

A rare white-eared night heron has been rescued in China, a conservation success story that shows the power of local community action. The story, reported by CGTN, began when a villager named Tian Ruzhong found an injured bird in his yard after it crashed into a power line. As you can imagine, the creature wasn't… Continue reading Experts stunned after rare creature found in unexpected place: 'It was pretty aggressive'