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Check out our informative blog (https://bit.ly/49YvWN2) highlighting the pressing issue of construction pollution and the imperative need for sustainable practices. 🌍 🚧 This blog will help you gain insight into construction activities that unleash harmful environmental pollutants. Construction's footprint is substantial, from air and noise pollution to water and land degradation. But fear not! We've outlined key mitigation measures to curb these impacts and promote eco-friendly practices. #construction #airquality #monitoring #oizom

Here our partners, Oizom consider the #environmentalimpact of #infrastructure projects and their associated #construction activities, and consider mitigation measures, best practices, and #compliance. #fineparticulatematter #airquality #airqualitymonitoring #eia #noise #dust

There are many different causes of noise pollution. From construction to highways, noise can be a problem for those who live or work near it. Learn more about various causes of noise pollution by clicking the link below! #engineering #construction #environment

Leaf Blower Bans and other Noise Pollution Limits are On the Rise: https://j.mp/3em9FOY A somewhat unexpected result of the 2020 COVID19 pandemic seems to be increased interest in gas-powered leaf blower and related bans. With nowhere to go to escape the noise, more homeowners began joining local “Quiet organization" efforts and lobbying local and state governments to pass more stringent restrictions. Reducing gas powered landscaping equipment has multiple benefits, including noise reduction, pollution reduction, health improvements for workers,and environmental protection. The first US gas leaf blower bans started in the 1970s in two California towns. Today, hundreds of cities have now passed bans and limits, which can range from a complete gas blower ban, a seasonal ban, noise or time-of-day restrictions, or even a ban on all blowers. @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnndgarden #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #landscaping #propertymanagement #greenbuilding #sustainability #EcoQuietLawnCare @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnandgarden #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #decarbonization #carbon #landscaping #propertymanagement #greenbuilding #greenhomes #residential #commercial #fossilfuels #pollution #climatechange #sustainability

Environmental issues from construction waste explained in 90 seconds. Learn how washing tools on construction sites contributes to ocean pollution and what we can do to mitigate this impact. Let's work together towards sustainable solutions for a cleaner future. #Construction #Pollution #EnvironmentalIssue

Leaf Blower Bans and other Noise Pollution Limits are On the Rise: https://j.mp/3em9FOY A somewhat unexpected result of the 2020 COVID19 pandemic seems to be increased interest in gas-powered leaf blower and related bans. With nowhere to go to escape the noise, more homeowners began joining local “Quiet organization" efforts and lobbying local and state governments to pass more stringent restrictions. Reducing gas powered landscaping equipment has multiple benefits, including noise reduction, pollution reduction, health improvements for workers,and environmental protection. The first US gas leaf blower bans started in the 1970s in two California towns. Today, hundreds of cities have now passed bans and limits, which can range from a complete gas blower ban, a seasonal ban, noise or time-of-day restrictions, or even a ban on all blowers. @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnndgarden #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #landscaping #propertymanagement #greenbuilding #sustainability #EcoQuietLawnCare @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnandgarden #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #decarbonization #carbon #landscaping #propertymanagement #greenbuilding #greenhomes #residential #commercial #fossilfuels #pollution #climatechange #sustainability

Real Estate Carbon Footprint as High as 37 Percent. Urban Construction Drastically Leads to Air, Water and Noise Pollution. Hazardous Dust, Waste and Machinery Emissions Released into Air. #RealtyPlus #pollution #Air #Water #Noise #CarbonFootprint #RealEstate #Construction #FutureOfWork #Sustainability Annurag Batra Tripti Kedia Sudhir Mishra

For a leading real estate player, this is a good beginning on setting its #sustainability agenda. But a housing construction company with a rich legacy can definitely set more granular targets related to water conservation, reducing soil erosion & air pollution, recycling of construction waste and making green buildings. #Benchmarking #GoalSetting #RealEstate

Leaf Blower Bans and other Noise Pollution Limits are On the Rise: https://j.mp/3em9FOY A somewhat unexpected result of the 2020 COVID19 pandemic seems to be increased interest in gas-powered leaf blower and related bans. With nowhere to go to escape the noise, more homeowners began joining local “Quiet organization" efforts and lobbying local and state governments to pass more stringent restrictions. Reducing gas powered landscaping equipment has multiple benefits, including noise reduction, pollution reduction, health improvements for workers,and environmental protection. The first US gas leaf blower bans started in the 1970s in two California towns. Today, hundreds of cities have now passed bans and limits, which can range from a complete gas blower ban, a seasonal ban, noise or time-of-day restrictions, or even a ban on all blowers. #EcoQuietLawnCare @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnandgarden #lawns #mowing #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #decarbonization #carbon #landscaping #propertymanagement #yards #outdoors #greenbuilding #greenhomes #residential #commercial #fossilfuels #pollution #emissions #fossilfuels #climatechange #sustainability

Leaf Blower Bans and other Noise Pollution Limits are On the Rise: https://j.mp/3em9FOY A somewhat unexpected result of the 2020 COVID19 pandemic seems to be increased interest in gas-powered leaf blower and related bans. With nowhere to go to escape the noise, more homeowners began joining local “Quiet organization" efforts and lobbying local and state governments to pass more stringent restrictions. Reducing gas powered landscaping equipment has multiple benefits, including noise reduction, pollution reduction, health improvements for workers,and environmental protection. The first US gas leaf blower bans started in the 1970s in two California towns. Today, hundreds of cities have now passed bans and limits, which can range from a complete gas blower ban, a seasonal ban, noise or time-of-day restrictions, or even a ban on all blowers. #EcoQuietLawnCare @ecoquietlawn #leafblowers #leafblowing #lawnandgardequipment #lawnandgarden #lawns #mowing #equipment #noisepollution #noise #electrification #decarbonization #carbon #landscaping #propertymanagement #yards #outdoors #greenbuilding #greenhomes #residential #commercial #fossilfuels #pollution #emissions #fossilfuels #climatechange #sustainability