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Construction equipment bodies respond to UK’s net zero shift
Association bosses say ‘softer package’ sends wrong message to the industry
UK equipment bodies react to government changes on net zero policies
CPA and CEA express disappointment about policy changes
New service to ‘extend the life’ of buildings
New service from Keltbray to help sector extend the life or re-use of existing buildings and structures
Morgan Sindall completes €75m concrete road reconstruction project in UK
‘Cutting edge techniques’ used to remove old concrete and replace with recycled material
Cemex to recycle half a million tonnes of waste in Israel
New facility in Tel Aviv set to repurpose construction & demolition waste
ERA to hold ‘building the future’ webinar on 11 October
Webinar to discuss recruitment and market growth
World’s most sustainable cities revealed
Circular Cities Barometer reveals the world’s most sustainable cities 
Why construction should recruit more neurodiverse employees
New research shows a growing number of construction workers with conditions including ADHD and autism are entering and being welcomed into the construction industry.
Why our buildings must be more resilient in the future
Every year, disasters linked to natural and climate hazards strike, and infrastructure suffers. Jan Przydatek of Lloyd’s Register Foundation, explains why resilience needs to be embedded into the built environment.
Ukraine to build 1GW wind farm in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
Ukraine aims to launch renewable energy project on site of historic nuclear disaster
Volvo CE unveils mobile charging unit for heavy equipment
Swedish OEM delivers 600V charging solution for electric machines working on remote sites
Loxam sponsors major apprenticeship event
Rental company reaffirms committment to apprenticeships
Ramirent signs telematics deal with Taggr
Thousands of Ramirent units already tagged in Sweden
UK in danger of falling behind in net zero race
Offshore wind issues point to a UK government struggling with its energy crisis
Tadano settles with EPA
Tadano will pay a civil penalty of $40 million and contribute $3.2 million to a mitigation project to be carried out in the state of Texas.
JV to revamp French foundry as solar and hydrogen hub
Consortium unveils ambitious plan to develop 80 hectare site for clean energy
Remex managing director calls for EBV revision
Missing provision means recycled/substitute materials are still labelled as waste, says Remex
Carbon-negative materials considered for US$63 bn project
Carbon-negative building materials could be used throughout US$63 billion Diriyah project
Sustainability influencing articulated hauler design
How Rokbak plans to meet the Science Based Targets initiative to reduce emissions 
California alters building code to reduce embodied carbon in building construction
California changes its building code in a move that has been called a “real catalyst for change”
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