For the past decade, Jacobs has been supporting The Nature Conservancy with nature-based coastal resilience solutions on the U.S. Gulf Coast. David Stejskal discusses the benefits of this close collaboration.
Jacobs has joined the Race to Resilience campaign, supporting global resilience efforts and strengthening the work we do to create resilient solutions across society. Learn more about why we’ve joined this global campaign.
Certain countries fared better than many in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. What can Global North countries learn from positive outcomes in the Global South? And how can the U.S. prepare for future pandemics and improve global health security? Jacobs conducted a limited study on more than 20 countries’ responses to COVID-19, shared preliminary findings during a roundtable with U.S. state and federal policymakers, and will publish a final report with recommendations in early 2023.
Jacobs has been awarded a contract by South Korean offshore wind farm project developer, Elenergy, to complete the feasibility study for a new green hydrogen production and import facility in South Korea.
Nothing signals the end of summer quite like interns leaving the office and returning to campus. The Americas summer intern program here at Jacobs is coming to an end, making this the perfect opportunity to reflect on all the fun we had.
Jacobs is working with Salt Lake City to develop a Lead and Copper Rule compliance program that prioritizes early action in disadvantaged communities. Read how in this article.
Jacobs has been awarded detailed design and environmental assessment work on the East Coast Railway Infrastructure Protection Projects scheme, to defend the Dublin to Rosslare coastal rail line from coastal erosion and flooding for the next 100 years.
November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, igniting 16 days of activism around the world. We proudly support this United Nations campaign – using our global platform to raise awareness about the harsh realities many women face today.
