These are the workers the U.S. government deems ‘essential’ amid the pandemic
As more states like California and New York are ordering its residents to stay home because of the coronavirus, the U.S. DHS has listed which industries and workers are “essential”.
INSIGHT: Delaying Environmental Compliance Because of the Coronavirus Emergency
The new coronavirus may cause environmental compliance challenges for many companies, like supply chain disruptions and the inability for employees to get to work.
EPA Extends Self-reporting Window For Toxic Substances Control Act
On March 8 the EPA extended the comment period and self-reporting deadline for manufacturers using any of the 20 chemicals identified as “high priority substances” under Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Title VI.
3M Offers Researchers New Resources to Improve PFAS Testing
3M Co. is publicizing its studies on PFAS chemicals in the hopes that researchers, who are using varying methods to test for the chemicals, will rely on the company’s standards and resources.
Impact of COVID-19 on Real Estate, Construction and Supply Contracts
As coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to disrupt lives and businesses, it is important to consider how it may affect your real estate, construction, and supply businesses.
Green Projects Could Pull Economies Out of Coronavirus Meltdown
The novel coronavirus has caused unprecedented social disruption and wreaked havoc in the markets.
Stale data no remedy for coronavirus
Solid labor market numbers including job gains and falling unemployment did little to quell the equity markets. Coronavirus and oil price wars are grabbing all the headlines. Is commercial real estate immune to the crisis?
An Interview with Chantal Guay, P.Eng., CEO of the Standards Council of Canada
SCC Looks to the Future. An Interview with Chantal Guay, P.Eng., CEO of the Standards Council of Canada
COVID-19: Global Real Estate Implications
As COVID-19 impacts more people every day, coronavirus contingency planning is of the utmost importance. Explore the pandemic’s potential effects on the economy, real estate sectors and investors and occupiers.
