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- Sep 25, 2026
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Watch webinar: Carbon capture and cement – How carbon capture technology is decarbonising construction today | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Concrete is the second most used material on earth, behind only water. With cement, the binder in concrete, generating as much as 8% of global CO2 emissions, decarbonising construction is hard. Carbon capture offers a way forward without requiring any changes to concrete that can otherwise present challenges for specifiers and construction programmes. The launch of evoZero – cement produced using carbon capture technology – represents a pivotal moment for infrastructure. To examine this, NCE rec
Costain doubles apprentice intake as project pipeline projects expands | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Costain has announced it will take on 50 apprentices in 2026, double last year’s intake, as the engineering contractor expands recruitment to meet demand across a growing portfolio of long‑term infrastructure contracts. The intake spans multiple disciplines and regions, with recruits due to work across the company’s road, rail, integrated transport, energy, water, and defence and nuclear portfolios. Apprentices will be appointed to roles in civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, quantity
LondonEnergy's Wembley Waste Transfer Station fire | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Twenty fire engines and around 125 firefighters have responded to a fire on Hannah Close, Neasden. The London Fire Brigade (LFB) has responded in large numbers to a large fire Neasden, where the LondonEnergy Wembley Waste Transfer Station caught fire late Thursday morning. LFB assistant commissioner Andy Pennick said “The Brigade was called at 11:36 to reports of a fire on Hannah Close, Neasden. Upon arrival, firefighters were met by a well-developed fire involving a waste transfer facility. Rec
Carbon Capture and Cement: How carbon capture technology is decarbonising construction today | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Concrete is the second most used material on earth, behind only water. With cement, the binder in concrete, generating as much as 8% of global CO2 emissions, decarbonising construction is hard. Carbon capture offers a way forward without requiring any changes to concrete that can otherwise present challenges for specifiers and construction programmes. The launch of evoZero – cement produced using carbon capture technology – represents a pivotal moment for infrastructure. To examine this, NCE has
Anglian completes first plant to tackle toxic insecticide Cypermethrin contamination | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Barhale has completed development of Anglian Water’s first treatment plant designed to remove the pesticide Cypermethrin and protect the local water environment. Cypermethrin is a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide widely used in agriculture, household pest control and livestock management, effective against a broad range of insects but toxic to certain animals and aquatic life. In humans, overexposure to Cypermethrin can cause nausea, headache, muscle weakness, salivation, shortness of breath, tr
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