Orlando Health Lake Mary Hospital Set to Open in January 2025
The project began construction in November 2021. A group of Lake Mary elected officials and leaders had a chance to see the work currently being done to complete the two six-story towers located off Reinhart Road in Seminole County. The hospital is being built...
Workplace Violence: Report Confirms Growing ConcernsÂ
Workplace violence directed at healthcare workers already had been on the rise before the COVID-19 pandemic struck, but the pandemic drove up the frequency of violent incidents even more. As a result, healthcare workplaces are among the most dangerous environments in...
Science World receiving $19M in federal funding
Science World, one of the most recognized buildings in British Columbia, will receive critical infrastructure upgrades after an investment of $19 million from the federal government. The funding will insulate and address necessary repairs in the dome to support the...
Make a Stronger Business Case for Sustainability
Leaders can’t escape the global imperative to reduce the contributions businesses make to environmental degradation, but deep down, many harbor doubts: Can a profit-driven organization also be sustainable? Pressure to grow revenue and control costs is constant. How...
Managing performance on hybrid teams
As hybrid working becomes more and more widespread, there have been some consistent challenges that come alongside the opportunities to succeed. Coordinating schedules, feeling disconnected and a lack of serendipity in conversations head up the list. But one of...
EPA Orders Ohio Schools to Address Asbestos and Lead Paint Hazards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced an agreement with Accel Schools Ohio LLC to address lead paint concerns and asbestos at three of its schools in Ohio: Youngstown Academy of Excellence, Niles Preparatory Academy, and STEAM Academy of Warren....
OSHA Proposes Indoor, Outdoor Heat Standard
On July 2, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released text of a proposed heat injury and illness prevention standard. The proposed regulation would contain requirements for water, shade, paid breaks, heat acclimatization, and training. Heat...
How governments can strengthen carbon markets and spur long-term success
This is the third article in a six-part series examining how carbon markets can catalyze the transition to a green economy. Previous articles in this series describe reimagining carbon markets and a new model for additionality. One of the biggest challenges facing...
Facilities ‘Arms Race’ in College Athletics Shows no Signs of Slowing
As more money infiltrates college sports, athletic departments continue spending sprees on upgrades College sports are undergoing a dramatic transformation. Athletes are experiencing more freedom than ever before, with the development of the transfer portal and the...
Hannibal Regional Receives $15 Million to Build New Cancer Center
The new center will be in Kirksville, Missouri. On June 28, Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed the FY25 state budget, finalizing a $15,000,000 state appropriation to Hannibal Regional to build a new cancer center in Kirksville. Â Since 2022, Kirksville has lacked...