Property Manager Michael Schilling Honored with Sustainability Award for Napoleon Medical Building – Corporate Realty

Property Manager Michael Schilling Honored with Sustainability Award for Napoleon Medical Building – Corporate Realty

 At Napoleon Medical Building, located at 2633 Napoleon Avenue, Michael oversaw an LED retrofit for tenant offices and common spaces. The project took two months, with most of the work occurring after hours. Michael coordinated with tenants, engineering, and security to complete the work with as little inconvenience as possible.

A Conversation on Sustainability with Karen Hills & Victoria Hutchinson – Atkins

A Conversation on Sustainability with Karen Hills & Victoria Hutchinson – Atkins

Listen to this episode from Inside Atkins on Spotify. In our latest episode of #InsideAtkins, we talk to Karen and Vicky. Hear how we weave sustainability through everything we do, about the new digital Appraisal Tool and why Social Value is essential to our projects.

New “Sustainability in Libraries” Keynote Panel Additions for Library 2.0 Mini-Conference – Stephen’s Lighthouse

New “Sustainability in Libraries” Keynote Panel Additions for Library 2.0 Mini-Conference – Stephen’s Lighthouse

We’re excited to announce the final keynote panel for our third Library 2.020 mini-conference: “Sustainability in Libraries,” which will be held online (and for free) on Wednesday, October 14th, from 12:00 – 3:00 pm US-Pacific Daylight Time (click for your own time zone). We already have 2,000 signups for this event!

Lagos commits to sustainable supply of paddy to Imota rice mills

Lagos commits to sustainable supply of paddy to Imota rice mills

The Lagos State Government has said that it is committed to ensuring sustainable supply of paddy to the 32-metric ton/per hour rice mill at Imota upon completion later in the year.Abisola Lucania, Lagos acting Commissioner for Agriculture, gave the assurance today on the sideline of an inspection…

New UK Space Projects to Boost Global Sustainable Development Receive £3.4 Million Cash Boost

New UK Space Projects to Boost Global Sustainable Development Receive £3.4 Million Cash Boost

UK academics will work on space solutions for world issues from tackling human trafficking and forced labour groups to eliminating malaria by detecting breeding locations of mosquitoes Funding forms part of the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) which supports cutting-edge research to meet challenges faced by developing countries Government backs new pioneering space projects that will apply UK expertise to tackling development problems across the globe.