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Why sustainability is so important?
Why sustainability is so important?

Adopting sustainable practices is crucial to the health of our planet. Right now it’s the only one we have and it’s likely to stay that way for the foreseeable future…

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Recycling, EnvironmentSam Hemmings21 September 2019Sustainable, Reduce Carbon Emissions, Low Carbon
Creating Eco Bricks
Creating Eco Bricks

By this point in time, probably most people in the UK are aware that, from an environmental perspective, not only is reducing, reusing and recycling the path to sustainability, but it is also the order of preference for each of the options.

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Recycling, EnvironmentSam Hemmings13 September 2019Sustainability, Eco-Bricks
Can we achieve Zero emissions?
Can we achieve Zero emissions?

The fact that the UK amended the Climate Change Act 2008 to set a target of 0% greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 may turn out to be the single, most significant environmental move of our time.

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Recycling, EnvironmentSam Hemmings6 September 2019Low Carbon, Low Carbon Electricity, Carbon Heating, Electric Cars, Environment
Are civil engineers ready for 80 years of climate change?
Are civil engineers ready for 80 years of climate change?

Climate change is one of the most urgent concerns of our times and while it’s important to do everything we can to prevent it (or at least to mitigate it), it’s also important to be realistic about the fact that it will have an impact on our daily lives and in some cases that impact has the potential to be acute – if not managed properly.

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EnvironmentSam Hemmings30 August 2019Climate Change
What is muck away?
What is muck away?

It would be lovely if all building works could be undertaken in a completely hygienic manner, but in reality, building works of any sort almost invariably lead to the production of waste or spoil.

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Environment, RecyclingSam Hemmings18 August 2019Inert Waste, Non-hazardous Waste, Earthwork, Hazardous Waste
Curbing Concrete
Curbing Concrete

It would be lovely if all building works could be undertaken in a completely hygienic manner, but in reality, building works of any sort almost invariably lead to the production of waste or spoil.

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EnvironmentSam Hemmings11 August 2019Sand Excavation, Sand in Ecological Systems, Concrete
The road to a sustainable future
The road to a sustainable future

If you travel around the UK by motorways and major roads, you are very likely to enjoy a smooth trip, literally. If, however, you venture on to the minor and local roads, you will discover, possibly very quickly, that some roads are noticeably better maintained than others.

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EnvironmentSam Hemmings2 August 2019Aggrergates, Natural Aggregates, Secondary Aggregates, Road Repair, Concrete, Concrete Repair
Why are there so many sewage leaks?
Why are there so many sewage leaks?

While sewage leaks are far from unique to London, London does make for a good case study in them. It’s a city which has seen drastic population growth, especially since the latter half of the 20th century and that has posed a challenge for its (rather antiquated) sewage system.

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SewageSam Hemmings25 January 2019Sewage Leak, Faulty Seal, Burst pipes, Punctured Pipe, Thames Sewage, Clogged Sewers, Pumping Station Failure
What are Groundworks?
What are Groundworks?

The term “groundworks” can be roughly translated as meaning “the actions taken to prepare the ground for a construction project”. It is typically divided into five stages.

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Ground Works, EnvironmentSam Hemmings18 January 2019Road Repair, Natural Aggregates
Tips for driving in winter
Tips for driving in winter

The festive period may be over but winter is very much still here and weather forecasts are currently predicting plenty more cold before we start to see the first rays of glorious spring sunshine.

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Health and SafetySam Hemmings13 January 2019
How would driverless cars affect roads?
How would driverless cars affect roads?

According to chancellor Philip Hammond, driverless cars will be on our roads by 2021. On the one hand, this may not seem like such a huge prediction, given that they are already on the road in the U.S.

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EnvironmentSam Hemmings15 November 2018Electric Cars, Electric Vehicles
Essential skills for civil engineers
Essential skills for civil engineers

Engineering is a highly-skilled profession and, generally speaking, engineers have excellent job opportunities.

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EngineeringSam Hemmings2 November 2018Civil Engineering
How Businesses Can Take Steps To Avoid Leaks
How Businesses Can Take Steps To Avoid Leaks

If you’re renting your business premises then dealing with water leaks may, in principle, be your landlord’s problem.

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Sam Hemmings23 October 2018Water Leak, Property Maintenance, Property Leaks
London Super Sewer
London Super Sewer

London is a notoriously expensive city, but even so, a price of £1 million for a one-metre trip is pretty steep.

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Sewage, Sewer ConnectionsSam Hemmings6 October 2018Thames Sewage, Sewer Project
Water projects are about more than just leaks
Water projects are about more than just leaks

Technology is often influenced by nature. Scientists and inventors look at the way the natural world solves problems and apply their findings to developing solutions to human problems.

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SewageSam Hemmings28 September 2018Water Leak, Water Project, Sewage Treatment
A brief history of sewers
A brief history of sewers

Fans of Game of Thrones might remember a moment from season two when Tyrion describes how his brother and sister attained positions of power and responsibility at an early age and contrasts it with what happened when he reached manhood.

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Sewer Connections, SewageSam Hemmings14 September 2018Modern Waste Treatment, London Sewage System
Why are there still fewer women in civil engineering?
Why are there still fewer women in civil engineering?

The recent disclosure of the pay differential between men and women led to something of a media frenzy, but even looking past all the headlines and righteous indignation from some quarters, you still get to some very interesting facts.

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EngineeringSam Hemmings31 August 2018People Management, Engineering Profession
Why we have hosepipe bans and yet water leaks?
Why we have hosepipe bans and yet water leaks?

The quantity of rain packed in to a standard British summer has long been something of a joke, but its absence is, in point of fact, no laughing matter at all.

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Sam Hemmings17 August 2018Water Leak, Piping and Privatisation
 

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Why sustainability is so important?
Sep 21, 2019
Why sustainability is so important?
Sep 21, 2019

Adopting sustainable practices is crucial to the health of our planet. Right now it’s the only one we have and it’s likely to stay that way for the foreseeable future…

Sep 21, 2019
Creating Eco Bricks
Sep 13, 2019
Creating Eco Bricks
Sep 13, 2019

By this point in time, probably most people in the UK are aware that, from an environmental perspective, not only is reducing, reusing and recycling the path to sustainability, but it is also the order of preference for each of the options.

Sep 13, 2019
Can we achieve Zero emissions?
Sep 6, 2019
Can we achieve Zero emissions?
Sep 6, 2019

The fact that the UK amended the Climate Change Act 2008 to set a target of 0% greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 may turn out to be the single, most significant environmental move of our time.

Sep 6, 2019
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