News tagged levels
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Short-lived construction T level has worst pass rate
The number of students passing construction-related T levels rose to a record high, but the abolished onsite course had the lowest pass rate in England. At just 75.1 per cent, the onsite construction subject was the worst T level by pass rate in the 2025/26… The post Short-lived construction T level has worst pass rate appeared first on Construction News.
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Thames Estuary rising faster than previously recorded, EA study finds
A 15‑year review of the Thames Estuary (TE2100) 2100 Plan has found that sea levels in the estuary are rising more rapidly than earlier assessments suggested. The post Thames Estuary rising faster than previously recorded, EA study finds appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Amazon Discloses Ownership of GW Ranch, Giant Texas Data Center-Power Complex
Campus would have natural gas turbines generating up to 7.65 GW, with developer Pacifico Energy as stated EPC, but state-allowed emissions levels raise concerns.
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Housebuilder profit warnings hit 2008 levels, report finds
EY-Parthenon said UK housebuilders have issued 47 profit warnings since 2020, nearly double the 27 during the previous 13 years. The post Housebuilder profit warnings hit 2008 levels, report finds appeared first on Property Week.
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Listed housebuilders’ profit warnings in first half of this year hit 2008 levels
Rate accelerates in second quarter, EY-Parthenon says
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Crossrail Archaeology: Liverpool Street dig reaches Roman levels
In this video Crossrail's lead archaeologist Jay Carver gives an overview of the intriguing finds unearthed so far, as the Liverpool Street excavation reaches the levels of Roman London. Crossrail is undertaking a large-scale excavation at Liverpool Street. Archaeologists are working to unearth up to 3,000 skeletons from the Post-Medieval Bedlam burial ground and parts of the Roman suburbs.
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