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Environmental issues become more complicated with each passing day as more governmental agencies, private parties and developers maintain a vested interest in ecologically sensitive building projects. Therefore, it’s imperative that the engineering firm you select to assist you with your project have the experience, proven track record and breadth of knowledge to provide the litigation support you’ll need to protect your interest.

From the late 50s through the 1980s, an architect and engineer by the name of R. Buckminster Fuller made thegeodesic dome and other futuristic designs and ideas household words.The small, bespectacled visionary enthralled audiences with his vivid descriptions of how the melding of art and engineering can preserve our fragile environment.

Greenhouse gases (GHG) are atmospheric gases that absorb and emit infrared radiation which regulates the heat of the planet by trapping heat that would otherwise go into outer space. This regulation process is known as the greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, ozone, nitrogen oxides and man-made chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) used in aerosol sprays and refrigeration products.

Some people justdon't make the connection - that keeping Mother Earth green benefits all of the world's creatures and plant life. We human ...

Some people justdon't make the connection - that keeping Mother Earth green benefits all of the world's creatures and plant life. We human beings manufacture an incredible amount of waste - so much that it is impossible to safely process it all.

Why Litigation Support is Important The potential for costly litigation exists in virtually any large construction project that involves hazardous materials or is located in proximity to fragile. Ideally, a developer exercises proper care and follows all applicable local, state and federal guidelines in order to create a safe structure that does not harm the environment.

Greenhouse gases (GHG) are atmospheric gases that absorb and emit infrared radiation which regulates the heat of the planet by trapping heat that would otherwise go into outer space. This regulation process is known as the greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, ozone, nitrogen oxides and man-made chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) used in aerosol sprays and refrigeration products.

As the design, operation, and management of landfills have improved, the environmental impact of our waste is reduced. The final issue for a closed landfill is the future of the land. The incorporation of engineering safeguards into landfill design is facilitating the reclamation of closed landfills for community use.

The way that the landfills in your community are managed has an impact that reaches far beyond your city or town. While a properly managed landfill protects your health and wellbeing while preserving natural resources, it can also act as a deterrent to global climate change.

Almost every human activity produces solid waste refuse, garbage, or trash. Based on data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA, 2001), each person in the United States generated 4.5 pounds of solid waste per day in 2000. Despite the current emphasis on recycling and reuse, more than half of this waste is disposed of in landfills.