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RPS Deal Advisory team tops league table for technical advice in ASPAC
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Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day
23 Jun 2022Read more -
SSE Renewables-Marubeni-CIP selects RPS for ScotWind environmental assessment
15 Jun 2022Read more -
RPS pilots first-of-its-kind detection dog UK hazel dormice scheme
09 Jun 2022Read more -
RPS Health & Social Impact Director co-authors new World Health Organisation...
03 Jun 2022Read more -
Sustainability at the forefront of soil sampling scheme in Northern Ireland
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RPS landscape architect joins advisory panel for Ngurra Cultural Precinct...
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ARC joint venture renews major contract with Scottish Water
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ScotWind: RPS chosen by bp and EnBW to complete environmental assessment...
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RPS’ Renewables Infrastructure team in Scotland is expanding
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Using your land for natural capital and carbon credits
Read articleOur planet’s natural carbon cycles are designed to be in balance thanks to ecosystems such as forests, oceans, and soils sequestering carbon. But throw human-induced CO2 emissions into the mix and the balance has skewed - nature has been drastically overwhelmed.
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Meet Cassi Frey, RPS Protected Species Observer
Read articleExploring, protecting nature, and building strong teams
Cassi Frey is a Protected Species Observer (PSO) and PAM operator* from Florida. She studied zoology at the University of Florida. Growing up going to Camp SeaWorld, Sea Camp, and living near the water, she has always had a deep love of nature and animals. We interviewed her to find out what it's like to work as a PSO and hear some of her amazing stories!
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Common myths about carbon capture and storage
Read articleCarbon capture and storage (CCS) projects and technologies are poised to play a very critical part in the energy transition to more sustainable living. It’s essential that the momentum for these projects increases if we have any chance of meeting net-zero targets by 2050.
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Beyond the Games: creating an Olympic legacy for SEQ
Read articleOn the twentieth anniversary of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games there was much reflection on legacy – both tangible and intangible.
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RPS Ecologists at work in the NSW Blue Mountains
Read articleWith so much of their time spent out in the field, RPS’ ecology team often flies below the radar.
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How remote learning provides the flexibility and adaptability needed in the energy industry
Read articleThe Covid-19 pandemic has contributed to two very large changes in energy training. There has been a marked increase in digitalisation over face-to-face courses, and the greater need for more adaptable learning material. Remote learning is poised to play a very important role in energy training, so it’s vital to get it right for the global energy sector.
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One and done: A pragmatic approach for subsurface surveys for offshore wind farms
Read articleIn North America, there has recently been a rapid expansion of offshore leasing for wind farms and, with it, increased demand for subsurface surveys required during the planning and permitting phase. However, the current approach, dating back to the 1970s, requires multiple surveys. Instead, a single Ultra High-Resolution 3D (UHR3D) Seismic survey is a pragmatic approach that reduces uncertainty, cost and delays.
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Developing new technology supporting monitoring and mitigating for protected species offshore
Read articleNew technologies could help offshore wind and other marine industries comply with environmental regulatory requirements in place to protect marine wildlife. Stephanie Milne, RPS Senior Environmental Manager – US Offshore Renewables, explains how technology is changing and what advantages this could have for the industry.
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Regional Ocean Planning Using Data Portals
Read articleWith many ocean data sources and maps at our fingertips, it can be difficult to synthesize, study, and use the data and information to inform decisions. RPS has been working to address this challenge for more than 10 years.
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Resilience Series: Coastal Resilience Article
Read articleNatural Hazards, Climate Change, and Coastal Impacts
Coastal communities are threatened by natural hazards including coastal storms, water inundation, marine debris and tsunamis, in addition to population growth, overdevelopment, and loss of natural resources. Additionally, climate change exacerbates the effects of many of the natural hazards by impacting the sea level and increasing the intensity and frequency of extreme events.
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AT THE FOREFRONT OF AN INCREASINGLY COMPLEX WORLDNavigating the nuances of a volatile, ambiguous and complex landscape with global perspective
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WE’RE STRONGER TOGETHERWe value diversity of thinking and new ways of working. Our people are our inspiration. Say hello to a whole new future.
