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Decreasing or even halting all emissions from fossil fuels is no longer enough to stop climate change — carbon removal technology is officially an essential component, according to a recent report by scientists from the United Nations. Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) technology “is as necessary as tripling renewables, it is as necessary as…

Although it’s been a full three years since the start of the pandemic, the question among employers and employees about how and where to work still very much exists. Despite initial concerns when the world shut down in early 2020, work persisted and productivity flourished with the help of new collaboration tools and processes, affirming…

The Inflation Reduction Act promises to establish a new tool for sustainability professionals: the ability to buy and sell tax credits. Clean energy tax credits are themselves not new. But the credits in the IRA are unlike those provided in the 2005 Energy Policy Act, which first established tax credits for electricity generation from renewables…

The fusion of cutting-edge technology and traditional expertise is the key to creating healthcare environments that are code compliant. Hospitals and other healthcare facilities are inherently complex and demand the highest level of life safety to protect patients, staff and visitors. Healthcare facility workers are integral to achieving this goal, from developing designs and drawings…

  The three projects are expected to begin in Spring 2024. Med Center Health announced three new capital projects that will position Southcentral Kentucky’s largest health system to meet the growing healthcare needs of Warren and surrounding counties well into the future. The first project is a five-story patient care tower on The Medical Center’s…

  Turnover is inevitable in every industry, and when employees leave, it’s important to conduct exit interviews to learn how to retain employees, improve engagement and drive productivity. In the facilities management industry, surveys show that 59 percent of facility managers said they conducted exit interviews, but only 41 percent acted upon the feedback they…