Kudos to Ontario communities for tackling construction and demolition waste
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I recently read about some interesting and noteworthy accomplishments that deserve recognition in the construction and demolition (C&D) sector, which is part of the larger Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (IC&I) sector. I should first clarify that the responsibilities of Waste Diversion Ontario (WDO) do not include oversight of these sectors. However, the issue of looking at the...
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Stormy weather shows the way for utilities to go – underground
October 19, 2012
This past June, several areas of the United States were hit by violent storms that caused damage and power outages from Ohio to the Atlantic Ocean. The storms blew through the heavily populated Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD areas and knocked out power for millions of residents – some for weeks.
Much of the damage to the power grid came from utility poles being knocked over or trees falling onto lines. Crews had to clear those obstacles before power could be restored,...
