It’s Earth Month!

It’s Earth Month!

We’re celebrating Earth Month the way we know best: with trees! Trees do so much for us: they sequester carbon, filter and absorb air pollutants, provide wildlife habitat, and much more. Forests are essential pillars of terrestrial life, connecting countless...
Radon Update

Radon Update

Understanding Radon: A Natural Radioactive Gas and its Origins Radon is a naturally occurring gas whose chemical element symbol is Rn and atomic number is 88. Radon’s radioactive gas forms from uranium, thorium, or radium which are radioactive metals that are broken...
Training and Adapting

Training and Adapting

 The Transformative Power of Adaptation 2020 taught all of us an important lesson on the value of adaption. Everyday routines have been transformed and we must shift our previous activities to fit with the current reality. While this can be difficult, there is proof...
Bullwhip Effect

Bullwhip Effect

Ever hear of the “Bullwhip Effect”? This is an interesting situation, which in the fast-changing supply chain for today’s construction materials, has lots of causes and effects. Added to this is a number of unplanned events (weather, disaster, labor shortages,...
World Environment Day

World Environment Day

What is World Day? World Environment Day was created in 1974 by the UN to create awareness for different environmental issues that may be occurring all around the world. Generally, World Environment Day embraces smaller, less-developed nations in hopes to generate...