“We want the public to appreciate the safety measures, quality of work and patience Pihl took to improve this location for them,” said the managers. “The project is a complete renovation of the entire area and nearly all utilities. The project will eliminate all flooding and erosion problems that the area has been dealing with for the last decades.”

The company said that it will start working soon to complete all the abandoned projects. “We are working with the new leadership of the IRDC to complete outstanding projects. We are aware that the leadership of the IRDC is already undertaking visits to the IRDC Itsekiri communities to assess their developmental needs in order to enable the IRDC complete on-going projects and propose new projects,” said Brikinn.

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It is two years later, and people are still suffering, so we’re back at it. Again, we are named Amendment 2.

Mobile systems have been staples in horticulture for decades. However, Ilovitz says the idea is new in cannabis cultivation. “There’s increasing interest in mobile systems, but a lack of familiarity with cannabis growers,” he says. “When we talk with them about mobile container systems, it is often the first time they’ve looked at it.”

Obtained from crude oil, PP is engaged in a number of applications across several end-use industries as a key petrochemical derivative. Furthermore, players are foretold to cash in on telling growth prospects as they turn their attention to bio-based PP. Spunbonded PP fabric is projected to show faster progress in the world PP nonwoven fabric market and also a high market penetration.

“Each of us is assigned 10 toilets. We get paid Rs 295 per day. For every cluster, there are six managers who ensure our attendance by swiping the QR code on ID cards,” says one sweeper as he flips out his ID card to show this reporter. He hesitates to reveal his name but says he is from nearby Banda district. “I used to work in Palwal (Haryana) in a factory but came here because I got this job closer to home. Also, I was told, there won’t be much work here but that’s not true.”

Olearaja Samson Amola, 93, is the oldest man in Deghele. He was held by his left hand and brought out by his wife who seats him on a chair in front of a liquid-crystal display television. “The major thing that is essential to the community now is water,” he said. He kept repeating water angrily until he was asked not to speak again by Golly.

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“The project consists of seven phases in order to accommodate the public in the least inconvenient matter. In the first phase, we prepared the causeway for construction, building the temporary lanes, temporary attenuators and barrels for traffic safety,” said Theis Vangsted, project engineer and assistant project manager.

The design of the embankment and the intertidal area was carried out jointly by Jacobs and Southampton-based coastal specialist ABP Marine Environment Research (ABPMER) with the former focusing on the civil engineering element and the latter designing the new habitat.

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