Melbourne is on track to surpass Sydney as Australia’s largest city within the next decade, adding nearly 120,000 new residents in 2018 – some 327 people per day. As this population growth increases demand on water resources and systems, Melbourne
Jacobs has earned the 2019 Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers (APPA) Visionary Award, a testament to our long-term involvement with the organization. Considered the gathering place for educational facilities professionals, dedicated to the ongoing evolution of the profession, APPA
Receiving the Employer of Choice - Jacobs Cassandra George (Inclusion and Diversity Consultant & Jacobs Women’s Network (JWN) Regional Lead), Fiona Rose (APAC I&D Manager) and Somoud Al Masri (Sales Operations Manager & JWN Global Chair) with Libby Lyons (second
As Official Programme Delivery Management Provider to Expo 2020 Dubai, we share more about the Pavilions Premiere, which previewed Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion. Read this article for more about Terra’s immersive journey through the natural world, to empower people to become agents of change in protecting the environment:
Photos courtesy of Seattle–Tacoma International Airport. With passenger growth ten times higher now than when the Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA) North Satellite opened in the 1970s, and without any major updates or renovations in those 48 years, the facility was
As demands increase, utilities are being challenged to seek out alternative water supply sources, treatment, storage and/or conservation. For Lee County Utilities in southwest Florida, the utility’s overarching goal was to find a cost-effective solution that would provide long term
There are some places around the world that are so gorgeous or unique they turn any show into an unforgettable experience. Listed among top names like Wembley Stadium and The Fillmore, Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre nestled west of Denver
“Few things are more important to providing safe drinking water than controlling disease-causing microorganisms,” at least that’s what Jennifer Liggett, Jacobs environmental scientist, and her fellow co-authors (from the Portland Water Bureau, SPL Consulting Services, Special Pathogens Laboratory and U.S
