Accenture highlights that companies gain their business edge by conducting innovative R&D and implementing disruptive technologies in the sustainability space. What if we showed you how Jacobs not only helped one U.S. Department of Defense installation achieve award-winning green and sustainable remediation results, but is also leveraging the lessons learned from these approaches to develop the next generation of bioremediation solutions set to deliver more accelerated and cost-effective cleanup actions at some of the world’s most contaminated sites?

Most of the U.S. is just beginning to grapple with reductions in the level of disposal of organic waste. What if we showed you how the City of Calgary, by implementing the largest in-vessel based operation in Canada, reduced the amount of organic waste sent to the city landfill from single family homes by 46% in just one year of operation?

The world needs innovators and problem solvers who turn challenges into greater opportunities. What if we showed you how SAME’s 2019 President’s Medal recipient, Caroline Roberts, leads collaborative efforts to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges?

You may not see air pollution, but it can play a major role in poor health. For World Environment Day, we’re sharing how, by working together to design and implement thoughtful solutions, we can improve air quality and contribute to the world’s social, economic and environmental health.

Water reclamation and energy are interdependent, and this nexus is becoming increasingly more important with growing urbanization and environmental constraints. What if we showed you how, in an innovative partnership with Jacobs, VCS Denmark broke the mold for how utilities approach energy optimization – creating a water resource recovery facility that generates more than 150% of its own energy and setting a lasting model for the future?

What if we could make system-wide comparisons of the greenhouse gas impacts across the lifecycle of various solid waste management options?

Jacobs has launched its new Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan outlining its ongoing commitment to a diverse and inclusive business and workplace and the national reconciliation movement in Australia.

Jacobs announced today the election of Georgette D. Kiser and Barbara (Barb) Loughran to its Board of Directors.

With ever-increasing demands and changing treatment regulations, providing sustainable and economical water is more complex a task than ever.

Jacobs has been awarded a four-year framework agreement by Dounreay Site Restoration Limited (DSRL) to provide decommissioning services. Located in Caithness County, Scotland, the Dounreay site is one of the most complex nuclear decommissioning programs in Europe, with extensive remediation activities underway to return the former nuclear energy testing site to as near its original condition as possible.

Can hydrogen live up to its potential for economic growth without compromising Australia’s broader sustainability goals including emissions reduction and water security?

Jacobs’ latest whitepaper, in collaboration with EHSQ software leader Intelex, discover how standardizing, aggregating and integrating institutional knowledge into environmental, health and safety systems can mitigate employee turnover risk.