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Forest from the Trees
Chasing growth at a time of uncertainty takes a daring vision. Amid Brazil's worst recession and a tumultuous political landscape, Fibria Celulose in 2015 launched the largest private project in the…
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Garbage Patched
As the desire for new tech piles up, so does the electrical and electronic waste. The amount of e-waste is expected to increase to 52.2 million metric tons a year by 2021, up from 44.7 million…
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Bottoms Up
Macallan Distillery is no stranger to expansion: The whiskey producer started as a wooden shed in 1824 and has regularly moved into larger spaces and built additions to keep pace with demand. For…
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Go Deep
Farmed salmon is nothing new, but until recently that meant raising the fish in large nets in sheltered waters (called shoreline farming). Now, SalMar ASA is nearing the end of a US$300 million…
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Express Routes
Bus rapid transit (BRT) projects are back in the fast lane. The resurgence is happening as cities around the world seek to reduce congestion and create public transportation opportunities beyond…
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A Tiny, Tony Tuneup
The world's most expensive residential real estate market is adding new listings. A privately financed US$2.4 billion land extension project is underway to expand Monaco's coastline 15 acres (6…
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Greener Pastures
A rainforest in France? The roughly US$62 million Tropicalia greenhouse project in Pas-de-Calais is making that a reality. Once complete in 2021, Tropicalia will be the largest tropical greenhouse…
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Capital Gains
An Indian state is in need of a new capital -- so it is designing and constructing an entirely new city. The Andhra Pradesh government has launched a program to make Amaravati in the southeastern…
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Absolute Zero
The energy efficiency bar keeps rising. For many organizations, the future of building construction is net-zero energy. It's a tall order, and one that some governments are beginning to mandate. To…
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Treading Water
An Array Of Projects Is Underway To Keep Cape Town, South Africa From Drying Up
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