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Climate Vault Announces Recipients of Carbon Champion Awards

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Monday, December 11, 2023
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Climate Vault , an award-winning climate solutions leader, announced today the recipients of its first annual Carbon Champion award program.

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  • Climate Vault , an award-winning climate solutions leader, announced today the recipients of its first annual Carbon Champion award program.
  • Recipients represent a cross section of industries that are using Climate Vault to reduce and remove carbon emissions to make a verifiable impact on the planet.
  • “Our Carbon Champion recipients’ vital work, and those of all Climate Vault partners, demonstrates that it is possible for organizations to take credible, voluntary actions to reduce their carbon footprints.
  • Climate Vault is honored to work closely with our pioneering and industry leading partners.”
    Visit Climate Vault online to learn more about its verifiable and science-based approach to carbon reduction and removal.

Carole Wedge, Former President and CEO Of the National Architectural Firm Shepley Bulfinch, Retires After Nearly 40 Years

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Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Architecture, Construction & Property, Interior Design, Tufts University, CT, Banner Health, Mayo Clinic, LEED AP, University, GRC, FAIA, Health, Education, Harvard University, LEED, Culture, Georgetown University Law Center, Shepley Bulfinch, National Diversity Coalition for Trump, Austin Public Library, Woman, Trinity Church, Dartmouth College, Boston Society of Architects, Carbon, Princeton University, Science, Certification, Student, City, Retirement, American Institute of Architects, Edward, Yale New Haven Health System, Growth, Hospital, U.S. Green Building Council, AEC, BIPOC, Commonwealth, LFRT, Cornell University, American Institute, Smith College, AIA, Female, Management, Wedge, Architect

Wedge first began working at Shepley Bulfinch in the mailroom and became the firm's first female President and CEO in 2004.

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  • Wedge first began working at Shepley Bulfinch in the mailroom and became the firm's first female President and CEO in 2004.
  • She has led the firm through nearly two decades of expansion and hundreds of prestigious and innovative architectural projects.
  • Wedge was named President and CEO of Shepley Bulfinch, 18 years after advancing from a designer to an architect, associate and then principal.
  • “The impact of Carole Wedge’s leadership of Shepley Bulfinch will be felt for generations,” said Angela Watson, FAIA, Shepley Bulfinch’s current CEO and President.

The Worldwide Long Fiber Thermoplastics Industry is Expected to Reach $1.2 Billion by 2026 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Wednesday, September 29, 2021
Other Manufacturing, Manufacturing, LFRT, Table, Asia, Inorganic polymer, SABIC, PP, Q.9, Industry, RTP, Thermoplastic, Wood-plastic composite, Sintering, High-performance plastics

Sambark long fiber thermoplastics Inc.

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  • Sambark long fiber thermoplastics Inc.
    Xiamen long fiber thermoplastics composite plastic Co., Ltd.
  • Emerging trends, which have a direct impact on the dynamics of the industry, include development and use of polyamide in long fiber thermoplastics as well as D-long fiber thermoplastics is replacing PP for more structural applications.
  • The study includes trends and forecast for the global long fiber thermoplastics market by end use industry, material form, fiber type, resin type and region.
  • Q.11 What M&A activities did take place in the last five years in the long fiber thermoplastics market?