“The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.” – John F. Kennedy

The extreme weather conditions that are starting to be seen as the norm have produced increasingly high payouts from the world’s insuranc...

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SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems are now an essential element for managing and monitoring large-scale industrial processes, and often form the backbone of critical infrastructure and industrial processes. The...

We are excited to introduce our individual Meteorological Service led by Mr. Dan Hart, Chief Meteorologist, who provides you with industry-specific reports and advice. He brings over 25...

Earth Day is a global annual event celebrated each 22nd April, dedicated to bringing attention to environmental issues and inspiring everyone to take action to protect our planet. It promotes change, reminding us of the importance o...

Chemical facilities are an essential part of the global manufacturing landscape, creating the raw materials crucial to our daily lives. However, they also carry inherent risks. Accidental chemical releases can have devastating consequences fo...

Located between the Greenland Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean lies a captivating nation that is world renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, glaciers, volcanoes, geysers, and waterfalls. A land that is constantly being shaped by the force...

Flowers may well be some of the most poetic and romanticized of plants, attracting artists throughout human history to capture their inane beauty and variety. However, today they are also among the most traded and financially viable of agricu...

In our latest blog post we will explore the creative approaches that some of the world’s cities are using to build resilient and pleasant environments for people (and perhaps horses) to live.

Some of the most spectacular and beautiful, yet dangerous and inhospitable regions of our planet lie at its extremes - the North and South Poles. The lowest temperature ever officially recorded on the Earth’s surface was −89.2°C at ...