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Carolina Wetlands Association, North Carolina State University, and RTI International launch citizen/volunteer wetlands monitoring program Raleigh, North Carolina – The Carolina Wetlands Association has begun rebuilding one of the best wetland monitoring programs in the United States with the help of Wildnote, a cloud-based data management and reporting platform that supports wetland professionals in determining wetland health. If successful, this approach can serve as a model for creating wetland monitoring programs that can enjoy stability and continuity throughout changing administrations and funding priorities. Over the last few months volunteers diverse in age, background, and experience have been recruited and trained in data collection and sampling procedures. Wetland sites for the pilot program have been selected and include Robertson Mill Pond , Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve , and Mason Trail Biological Reserve .  Volunteers led by experts kicked off in-person training on

Company’s Year-End Conference Call March 31, 2022 Chico, CA |  AmeraMex International, Inc.  (OTCQB: AMMX), a provider of heavy equipment for logistics companies, infrastructure construction and forestry conservation, announced that it has received equipment orders totaling $870,000. This brings Y-T-D sales totaling $5.6million. The equipment is expected to ship before the end of the first quarter. The first order consists of one Taylor THDC-955 Loaded Container Handler. The Container Handler was on a three-month, lease-to-purchase program and the customer purchased out the lease. The second and third orders were also for Taylor THDC-955 Loaded Container Handlers. The Handlers just came off lease from a customer in Alaska. One of the Handlers is shipping to a customer in Washington State and the other to a customer in California. For more information and pricing of equipment for the logistics, construction, and forestry industries, or to book a demonstration of the Kovaco Electric’

Expert Analyses Ensures Safe Construction of Key Airport Facility   WASHINGTON, DC – Ninyo & Moore of Los Angeles, Calif., has earned a National Recognition Award for exemplary engineering achievement in the American Council of Engineering Companies’ (ACEC) 55 th  annual Engineering Excellence Awards (EEA) for design of Terminal 1.5 at Los Angeles International Airport. Ninyo & Moore provided geotechnical engineering services for the five-story, 52,000-square-foot building connecting Terminals 1 and 2. The building also provides additional space for federal security requirements, and an uninterrupted link between existing ticketing and baggage claim lobbies. These and other features enhance operational flexibility and efficiency for the airport and airlines. During construction, the project team encountered a large area of undocumented fill, which normally would have to be removed and the area recompacted to ensure structural stability. Ninyo & Moore’s evaluation of thi

CEMEX Ventures partners again with leaders Dysruptek by Haskell, Ferrovial, GS Futures, Hilti, VINCI Group´s Leonard, NOVA by Saint Gobain, and welcomes Black & Veatch, Procore Technologies, and Zacua Ventures.  Construction Startup Competition 2022 looks for the strongest sustainability solutions, improving productivity and supply chain management, and building with innovative new methods and materials.   The application phase will remain open until September 4, 2022.  MONTERREY, MEXICO — CEMEX Ventures, CEMEX´s corporate venture capital, and open innovation unit, announced  the open call for their sixth edition of Construction Startup Competition, the biggest challenge for startups in the construction industry. This 2022 edition reunites previous partners Dysruptek by Haskell, Ferrovial, GS Futures, Hilti, VINCI Group´s Leonard, and NOVA by Saint-Gobain, and welcomes Black & Veatch, a global engineering, construction, and consulting leader, Procore Technologies, leading

Improving urban planning thanks to Superblocks To meet the challenges in cities related to climate change and increasing urbanization, new approaches to transforming urban space are needed. One possibility are so-called Superblocks, large-scale city blocks with little or even no motorized through traffic inside them. An Empa study has analyzed the potential of different cities to be redesigned according to this principle. Rising heat, noise and air pollution, and dwindling green spaces – due to climate change and population growth, cities are facing more and more challenges. How can we tackle them? “A crucial factor is urban planning. The design and use of street space influences the residents’ quality of life and has the potential to significantly improve urban climate,” explains Empa researcher Sven Eggimann. In a new study, he investigated which city layouts offer potential for implementing so-called Superblocks and where this principle could be applied. Inner qualities C

Parking made easy: Leading car park operator APCOA enables ticket-less parking with onboard ALPR from CARRIDA Technologies The heart of the APCOA Flow ecosystem is the CARRIDA Cam, a ready-to-use and standalone camera with onboard automatic license plate recognition. The barriers open automatically, if a registered license plate is recognized. It is based on a mobile App and Cameras with onboard automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) from German / Austrian LPR solutions expert CARRIDA Technologies. The smart parking solution will be installed throughout the companies’ car parks in Germany and Europe and subsequently replace the currently used RFID-based system. Parking services based on automatic license plate recognition APCOA, who manages parking at over 9,500 locations in 13 European countries, developed APCOA Flow (https://flow.apcoa.de), a smartphone app to register license plates. It also provides features to search for car parks at the desired destination or nearby the u

SPRINGDALE, Arkansas — At Level 5 Architecture, Enriching Growing Communities is the core of what they do every day. As they celebrate 10 years of business, they want to honor and recognize their clients, employees, and industry partners who have helped them become the firm they are today. Level 5’s success didn’t happen in a bubble. When Level 5 Architecture was incorporated on January 20, 2012, their stated core values were compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Those have not changed over the past decade. As they continue to invest in their people and community and strive for continuous improvement, future growth of the firm is in the forefront for this organization. A firm where employees embrace these core values and live by them every day through serving their clients. As Level 5 celebrates their success, they look at their past and how they made the journey. At the employee annual meeting in November 2021, the Texas headquarters and Arkansas branch offices