22,270 tonnes of waste cleared in Chennai since January 7
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) removed 22,270 metric tonnes of waste, including 16,370 metric tonnes of construction ...
Glasgow Govan community turned into ‘dump’ by fly-tippers as residents fear being 'overrun with vermin'
Piles of construction waste, old clothes, household rubbish and the remnants of abandoned and smashed-up cars are abandoned ...
Burari building collapse: Family of four miraculously rescued after 36 hour operation
A family of four, including two children, miraculously rescued after 36 hours trapped in the debris of a collapsed building ...
Maharani’s College building collapse in Mysuru: Worker trapped in debris found dead
Construction worker Saddam found dead in debris of collapsed building in Maharani’s Science College building, despite search ...
Greater Noida invites bids to set up C&D waste treatment plant
The authority has invited proposals from agencies to select an agency to develop the facility, which can handle legacy waste ...
Augusta leaders say debris finish line is late March
Four months since Hurricane Helene tore through our area and we finally have an idea of when debris pick-up could be ...
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Why We Need to Reuse Construction Materials
Much is lost when homes are demolished in the name of speed. With careful disassembly, high-quality materials could be used ...
Greater Noida to get its second C&D waste processing plant at Astauli
Noida: The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) is planning to set up a construction and demolition (C&D) ...
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Predicting the top construction site trends for 2025
Paul Goossens, operations manager at SafeSite Facilities takes a look at what’s new in 2025 and picks out his top trends for ...
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Databuild reflects on a year of challenges and growth in the local construction sector
From tackling systemic issues to embracing innovation, the construction sector in South Africa has shown remarkable resilience and adaptability in the face of mounting pressures. This is according to ...