#Construction Site Development

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[dieletztepanzerhexe]

my old prehistory professor promised me earlier that he would soon take me on a trip to the Beskid Mountains, where he wants to fix one of sins from his youth.... but then he went silent. so i reminded him about it, and he just sent me an email that he is planning to leave on tuesday morning and that i have to decide quicklu if i want to go bc it's "high time we bough tickets and booked a place in the mountain shelter" xD we will climb the highest peak there to verify a potential archaeological site :3

i love that despite being over 70yo he still has a very youthful spirit <3 and all his plans look like this, made in the very last minute

[kleinefreiheiten]

07.2023 Würzburg

[kvetch19]

[fan-art-ic]

Was just reading about how scientists are struggling to track the rate of fireflies going down bc nobody did years ago so people just know that there are Less and now im sitting outside the shed instead of in it bc I need the fresh air and I see a firefly lighting it's butt up a few times in a lazy little loop. I wish I could protect it but I'm glad I saw it

[christopher-bryant]

hackers: *leak wolverine footage thats not even a quarter into its alpha phase nor was supposed to be released publicly*

every brain dead moron online: this looks terrible. insomniac needs to step it up. im not buying this garbage looking game.

[hortoncolumbusdemolition]

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CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF LANDING SITES

MINISTRY OF MINING, BLUE ECONOMY AND MARITIME AFFAIRS TENDER NOVEMBER 2024  AQUACULTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME(ABDP IFAD Loan No. 2000002052 REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (CONSULTING FIRMS) Country Kenya Name of Project Aquaculture Business Development Programme Contract Title Consultancy services for construction supervision of landing sites ICB Reference…

[clearallcathy]

wheres dried up alien png when you need it the most

[premier-graphics]

Importance of Construction Site Signage in Metro Vancouver

Compliance with Regulations

Every construction site must comply with local zoning laws, safety regulations, and permit requirements regarding signage. In many cities like Vancouver, there are strict guidelines for the size, placement, and content of signs to ensure the public is adequately informed and hazards are well-communicated. Local authorities often require certain types of construction site signage in Metro Vancouver to be displayed prominently on the site.

Enhancing Public Safety

Construction sites are dangerous environments, and signage helps mitigate risks for both workers and the public. Warning signs such as "Hard Hat Area" or "Danger – Keep Out" are essential to prevent unauthorized access and to alert pedestrians to potential hazards like falling debris, machinery movement, and restricted areas. Directional signage also guides workers and visitors safely through the site, reducing the risk of accidents.

Promoting the Project and Developers

Beyond safety and compliance, construction signage serves as a valuable marketing tool. Large banners, hoardings, and fence wraps offer a blank canvas to promote the development, showcase the project’s vision, and highlight the companies involved. For instance, a project board featuring the name of the development, the architect, the construction company, and other key stakeholders helps raise awareness about the project and provides a sense of transparency for the community.

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The Ambitious Central Vista Project: Transforming India's Administrative Heart

The Central Vista Project is an ongoing initiative by the Government of India to revamp the central administrative area of New Delhi, originally designed by architects Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker during British colonial rule. This ambitious project aims to transform the heart of the nation’s capital, creating a modern and efficient workspace while preserving the historic character of the…

[kleinefreiheiten]

06.2017 Hamburg

[townpostin]

Sidhgora Surya Mandir Committee Rejects MLA Saryu Roy's Development Proposals

Temple Committee officials accuse Saryu Roy of politicizing sacred site in Jamshedpur Controversy erupts over planned construction at Shankh Maidan within temple premises. JAMSHEDPUR – The Surya Mandir Committee has strongly opposed MLA Saryu Roy’s recent recommendations for construction at the temple’s Shankh Maidan. Committee President Bhupendra Singh accused Roy of attempting to destroy the…

[reasonsforhope]

"For years, California was slated to undertake the world’s largest dam removal project in order to free the Klamath River to flow as it had done for thousands of years.

Now, as the project nears completion, imagery is percolating out of Klamath showing the waterway’s dramatic transformation, and they are breathtaking to behold.

Pictured: Klamath River flows freely, after Copco-2 dam was removed in California.

Incredibly, the project has been nearly completed on schedule and under budget, and recently concluded with the removal of two dams, Iron Gate and Copco 1. Small “cofferdams” which helped divert water for the main dams’ construction, still need to be removed.

The river, along which salmon and trout had migrated and bred for centuries, can flow freely between Lake Ewauna in Klamath Falls, Oregon, to the Pacific Ocean for the first time since the dams were constructed between 1903 and 1962.

“This is a monumental achievement—not just for the Klamath River but for our entire state, nation, and planet,” Governor Gavin Newsom said in a statement. “By taking down these outdated dams, we are giving salmon and other species a chance to thrive once again, while also restoring an essential lifeline for tribal communities who have long depended on the health of the river.”

“We had a really incredible moment to share with tribes as we watched the final cofferdams be broken,” Ren Brownell, Klamath River Renewal Corp. public information officer, told SFGATE. “So we’ve officially returned the river to its historic channel at all the dam sites. But the work continues.”

Pictured: Iron Gate Dam, before and after.

“The dams that have divided the basin are now gone and the river is free,” Frankie Myers, vice chairman of the Yurok Tribe, said in a tribal news release from late August. “Our sacred duty to our children, our ancestors, and for ourselves, is to take care of the river, and today’s events represent a fulfillment of that obligation.”

The Yurok Tribe has lived along the Klamath River forever, and it was they who led the decades-long campaign to dismantle the dams.

At first the water was turbid, brown, murky, and filled with dead algae—discharges from riverside sediment deposits and reservoir drainage. However, Brownell said the water quality will improve over a short time span as the river normalizes.

“I think in September, we may have some Chinook salmon and steelhead moseying upstream and checking things out for the first time in over 60 years,” said Bob Pagliuco, a marine habitat resource specialist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in July.

Pictured: JC Boyle Dam, before and after.

“Based on what I’ve seen and what I know these fish can do, I think they will start occupying these habitats immediately. There won’t be any great numbers at first, but within several generations—10 to 15 years—new populations will be established.”

Ironically, a news release from the NOAA states that the simplification of the Klamath River by way of the dams actually made it harder for salmon and steelhead to survive and adapt to climate change.

“When you simplify the habitat as we did with the dams, salmon can’t express the full range of their life-history diversity,” said NOAA Research Fisheries Biologist Tommy Williams.

“The Klamath watershed is very prone to disturbance. The environment throughout the historical range of Pacific salmon and steelhead is very dynamic. We have fires, floods, earthquakes, you name it. These fish not only deal with it well, it’s required for their survival by allowing the expression of the full range of their diversity. It challenges them. Through this, they develop this capacity to deal with environmental changes.”

-via Good News Network, October 9, 2024

[timeisacephalopod]

I find it weird that parents think the only people who can give parenting advice is other parents, because while experience with actually having children is of course invaluable, most parents are dog shit parents. Like sorry guys deciding to have a kid didn't make you an expert on children, it made you the hostage holder of an actual human being a shocking number of parents will abuse while claiming it's for the kids own good while denying any and all expert opinion or opinions from adults who's parents had similar parenting styles just because their ego can't handle being told they're shit at parenting.

Like no offense to parents but having a kid doesn't actually make you qualified to say shit about parenting when any idiot can have a kid, but actually raising that kid is a totally different ball game. And in my experience most parents fucking suck at it and refuse to hear that they do because they think being biologically capable of reproducing is a replacement for actual expertise.