For new building 100 Fetter Lane in London, architects Fletcher Priest and engineers Waterman have been asking suppliers to provide information for materials passports. The project, due to be completed this year, uses multiple layers of passports, from materials, through components, to the entire building.
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It has issued a formal notice to its bondholders, but asked them to take “no creditor action” in order...
Michael O’Leary, boss of Ryanair, said they had to cancel about 250 flights on Monday, affecting about 40,000 passengers....
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