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How to Get into Project Management?

So you want to get into project management but don’t know where to start? Or, are you doing more research to see if a career in project management is for you? We’re here to show you what you’ll need to make a career as a project manager. Project management is…

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10 Stunning Renewable Energy Facts

Each and every day that passes we face more and more of a threat from the current state our of world’s climate. Too many people have a cavalier attitude towards climate change, too many absurdly don’t believe in it or too many simply don’t care. Whatever it may be, things…

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A Guide To The Different Types of Drones

If you told me 20 years ago that Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) are going to be a thing I would’ve been extremely hesitant on believing you. Fast forward two decades and Unmanned Aerial Systems have become a revolutionary ground-breaking invention that possess many beneficial applications. These Unmanned Aerial Systems, better…

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Preparing For The Worst with The Four Phases of Emergency Management

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“Emergency response and recovery starts locally and with plans/strategies and engagement of all the relevant partners. To the extent that communications were and are good, and pre-existed prior to the disaster, then the success of the various agency responses and mobilization will only be as good as the working relationships…

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How To Prevent Wind Turbines From Killing Birds

In this day and age it is widely known that we live in world where our resources are limited. Civilization is coming together, however, to try and utilize all the resources Earth has to offer in the most conservative possible way. Wind, for example, is an abundant source of energy…

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Crisis and Disaster Management During Hurricane Isaac

Eerily coinciding with the grim 7-year anniversary of the devastating disaster and aftermath of the infamous Hurricane Katrina that ravished New Orleans in 2005, Hurricane Isaac came ashore on the night of Tuesday, August 28, 2012. The large, slow-moving storm loomed over the Gulf of Mexico for nearly a day before it finally hit, leaving a river of destruction in its wake.

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Manhattan Construction Projects Bring Vitality to Manhattan’s West Side

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The New York City Department of City Planning and its construction managers havehas been hoping to find a way to revitalize Manhattan’s Far West Side, and it they may have finally found the solution. The plan? To extend New York City’s No. 7 subway line into the Far West Side, giving it a connection to the city’s prominent Midtown.

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