The waste-to-energy (WtE) facility will incinerate 37.5 tonnes of solid waste per hour to create 30MW of energy that will eventually reach Sharjah’s electricity grid
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Four firms to build e-waste recycling plant in UAE
"More gold can be derived from e-waste than mining ore," a project official said, remarking on the plant that will be based at Bee’ah’s waste management complex
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Doha Festival City set for opening in March 2017
Doha Festival City is due to open to the public Q1 2017, offering more than 500 international and local brands
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Innovating for the Public Good
Colorado’s RoadX program illustrates what can be achieved when everyone—and everything—is in gear, listening, innovating and collaborating for the public good.
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ENR's Top 25 Newsmakers
They include engineers, contractors, owners, architects, professors, risk managers, researchers and scientists.
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Guiding a Community Through an Emotional Healing Process
Almost a year after the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School that killed 20 students and six adults, Robert D. Mitchell couldn’t enter the Newtown Conn., building prior to its demolition.
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Antony Wood — Taking the Tall Buildings Council to Historic Heights
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s dynamo executive director propelled the global skyscraper authority into a new era.
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Joseph Stagner – Energy Guru Sparks Campus Green Power Revolution
Leads the cause for a more sustainable campus at Stanford University.
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Peter Sluszka — Engineer's Efforts Help Bring Cable Dehumidification to US
Persevered in getting bridge owners to try an anticorrosion cable dehumidification system, created in Japan.
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Peter Sluszka — Engineer's Efforts Help Bring Cable Dehumidifcation to US
Persevered in getting bridge owners to try an anticorrosion cable dehumidification system, created in Japan.
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