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Palm Cove, Sunset Beach re-engage in talks to fight shoreline erosion - Vimarsana News

Palm Cove, Sunset Beach re-engage in talks to fight shoreline erosion

The Palm Cove Homeowners Association has again approached the Town of Sunset with a request for the town to apply on the HOA’s behalf for state funding for a dredging

How fast can an unwatered Christmas tree go up in flames? - Vimarsana News

How fast can an unwatered Christmas tree go up in flames?

Are you watering your Christmas tree enough? Students and faculty at the University of Maryland demonstrated just how fast an unwatered tree can go up.

Source: wtop.com
Inside the Towers on 9/11: My Story of Investigating the WTC Evacuation - Vimarsana News

Inside the Towers on 9/11: My Story of Investigating the WTC Evacuation

Jason Averill, Chief, Materials and Structural Systems Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) On Nov. 1, 2002, in a small conference room on the Gaithersburg, Maryland…

Source: medium.com
FCS' to Host Fire Protection Engineering Panel Discussion During National Engineering Month (NEM) - Vimarsana News

FCS' to Host Fire Protection Engineering Panel Discussion During National Engineering Month (NEM)

[Toronto, ON] - As building systems get more advanced and fire code requirements grow more complex, engineers are increasingly becoming more crucial to the Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems sector.

Source: prleap.com
Ocean Isle Beach terminal groin, sand projects set to begin - Vimarsana News

Ocean Isle Beach terminal groin, sand projects set to begin

Contractors expect to get underway in mid-November on the Brunswick County town's long-planned $11.4 million, 1,050-foot terminal groin as well as a beach nourishment project with sand from Shallotte Inlet.