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The New York Times As travelers prepare for their next vacation, among the essentials to take along — like a toothbrush, wallet and phone charger — could be proof of vaccination for Covid-19, depending on where they are booked to sleep. As coronavirus cases surge again across the country, driven by the highly contagious Delta [...]

Cleaning & Maintenance Management With baby boomers retiring and senior members of Generation X not far behind, now is the moment for millennials and Gen Z to consider a career in facility management. Business leaders must equip their workplaces to welcome future generations in order to remain competitive. Whether they are just graduating or looking [...]

FacilitiesNet – August 23, 2021 The reopening of institutional and commercial facilities wasn’t supposed to go like this. As spring 2020 unfolded, facility managers were developing strategies and tactics to welcome back returning workers — most of whom would be vaccinated — to healthy buildings with only secondary concerns about pandemic staples such as masks and social [...]

Multi-Housing News Affordable housing developers have plenty of options when it comes to the type and style of community they build. But while new construction allows them to start with a blank slate, quality land sites can be difficult to find, particularly in urban areas where the need for affordable housing — including homes that [...]

Environment + Energy Leader The world is experiencing a revolution in how electricity is generated. As climate poses an existential threat to global ecologies and economies, the future — and increasingly the present — belongs to those companies that can reliably and efficiently generate electricity from low or no carbon sources.  READ MORE