3 of 3 Local Government Jobs in Newcastle upon Tyne

My client are an energetic engineering consultancy who provide services to the construction industry, developers and local authorities. They undertake a wide variety of work including drainage design, highway and external works design, structural design, structural surveys, flood risk assessments and hydraulic modelling. They are currently looking to recruit a Senior Civil Engineer to join their team More ❯

My client are an energetic engineering consultancy who provide services to the construction industry, developers and local authorities. They undertake a wide variety of work including drainage design, highway and external works design, structural design, structural surveys, flood risk assessments and hydraulic modelling. They are looking to recruit a Civil Engineer to join their team, based in More ❯

Strategies, and Natural Resources I have a PhD opportunity with ONE Planet in Cities, Climate Change Strategies, and Natural Resources . Cities worldwide and in the UK develop local climate plans (Salvia, 2021). Climate actions require large amounts of natural resources (e.g., sand, aggregates, lithium, cobalt) that should be sourced sustainably (Heidrich, 2022). To ensure … effective local climate plans and avoid unintended consequences, such as trade-offs between infrastructure and resources, assessment methodologies like Life Cycle Assessment and Material Flow Analysis need to be developed to analyze the impacts of these strategies (Baars, 2021; Heidrich, 2022). The student will evaluate the impact of city climate change strategies on infrastructure and natural … resources. Collaborating with cities like Newcastle, Manchester, and North Tyneside, the study will assess whether local climate plans effectively reduce GHG emissions and help cities adapt to climate change without compromising natural resources or geopolitical relationships. The research will consider sectors under the control of Local Authorities (direct influence) and Scope 3 emissions. The More ❯