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Publish and be glad
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:09 Feb 2010
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Another year and another opportunity for the trenchless industry to lift itself above the gloom that has engulfed it these past 12 months.
Publishing Date:09 Feb 2010
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Merry Christmas and no worries.
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:23 Dec 2009
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It’s the end of another year, but many in the trenchless sector will be pleased to see the back of this one, which is not surprising
Publishing Date:23 Dec 2009
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Pipe bursting cracks on
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:25 Nov 2009
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Pipebursting has enjoyed growing acceptance globally as a trenchless technique, partly as a result of the growing popularity of trenchless technology, but also of the many benefits the technique has to offe
Publishing Date:25 Nov 2009
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Enter Project 2010
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:18 Sep 2009
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As part of TW’s plans to report such achievements in 2010, we are launching a new series that will feature the most interesting project submitted by readers each month
Publishing Date:18 Sep 2009
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Confidence, confidence, confidence
Author:Trenchless World
Publishing Date:08 Jun 2009
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Publishing Date:08 Jun 2009
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Quantifying carbon reductions
Author:David O’Sullivan
Publishing Date:21 Apr 2009
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Trenchless technology leads to significant reductions in energy usage and carbon emissions, but how do we quantify this? In the past, the results have always been subjective.
Publishing Date:21 Apr 2009
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Let’s lobby for trenchless
Author:Ian Vickridge
Publishing Date:09 Apr 2009
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Underground pipes and cables form the arteries essential for sustaining the health and vibrancy of our communities. However, the old adage of ‘out of sight, out of mind’ still holds sway and much of this essential infrastructure is in need of replacement or rehabilitation. The worldwide financial ‘tsunami’ may present a great opportunity to rectify this as governments around the world consider stimulus packages that include investment in infrastructure.
Publishing Date:09 Apr 2009
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No longer a curiousity
Author:Maynard Akkerman
Publishing Date:12 Feb 2009
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Thirty-five years ago, my father, Don Akkerman, launched a company that is known today as Akkerman Inc.
Publishing Date:12 Feb 2009
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Publishing Date:02 Mar 2010
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