Lina Restrepo's passion for engineering was kickstarted by the Tower Bridge when she was in her early teens. Today, Lina is an established civil engineer working in the traffic and transport space making a difference to the communities of Darwin.
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ESG is part of our origin story. It is in our DNA, evident in how we have delivered services for communities around the world.
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Informed Infrastructure recently published an article by Cardno Senior Business Leadership & Development Manager Chris Kline and Senior Project Ecologist Dan Salas addressing “Sustainability in the Solar Industry”.
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Chris Kline, Cardno’s Global Senior Principal for Sustainability and ESG, recently sat down with the Environmental Business Journal to discuss trends in ESG investing.
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Cardno scientists, engineers, and planners around the U.S. have active prequalifications and contracts with Departments of Transportation (DOT) in 12 states.
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Science. It provides the human race with fresh perspective, initiates striking discoveries and conquers our curiosity. Alongside innovation and technology, it drives our pursuit for more equitable and sustainable communities.
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The New South Wales (NSW) Government is delivering the largest transport infrastructure program Australia has ever seen with $72.2 billion of investment over four years for game-changing projects like Sydney Metro, light rail, motorways and road upgrades that will shape NSW cities, centres and communities for generations to come.
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If 2020 was the “year of the coronavirus”, then 2021 may be the year that we refocus on critical global environmental issues: adapting to the effects of climate change, mitigating deforestation and other land conversion impacts, expanding clean energy in a responsible way, stemming the tide of species declines and the loss of biodiversity.
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Cardno Insight shares our teams’ published thought leadership articles, offering their insight on project experience, research, and recent industry developments.
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Have natural hazards created a ‘new normal’ for asset management?
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