DR LUAN HO
SCIENCE TEAM CO-LEAD, PhD
Full Member of The Institution of Environmental Sciences
ABOUT LUAN
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Dr Luan Ho holds a BEng degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering and a PhD degree in Earth Sciences.
He has a range of experience from working in various research and engineering projects in environmental sciences and engineering.
Luan is a Senior Scientist and the Science Team Co-Lead at Tunley Environmental, supporting businesses worldwide with their carbon reduction journeys. With his knowledge in engineering and interest in carbon reduction, Luan conducts many projects in which the environmental benefits of novel construction approaches can be quantified.
Luan helps engineers and businesses gain insight in the role of environmental sustainability in their products, their services, and the need to develop in-depth understanding of sustainable practices.
LUAN'S PUBLICATIONS AND WHITEPAPERS
This book is not exhaustive; the world of sustainability is huge and ever-expanding. What we have done is curated insight into the key areas that matter the most right now: leadership, regulation, carbon, biodiversity, water, AI, brand, and genetics.
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Tunley releases 99 Facts of Climate, Science, and Society, our book which invites readers of all ages to uncover the roles of carbon, biodiversity and human influence in our changing world.
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In this episode of Talking Supply Chain, host Brian Straight explores the growing importance of sustainable procurement—a practice that has quickly moved from a “nice-to-have” to a business imperative.
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Concrete is the most widely used man-made material in the world by both weight and volume (Miller, et al., 2020). An estimated 30 Gt of concrete is produced annually, equating to more than 3.5 tonnes of concrete per person annually.
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Concrete is the most widely used manmade material in the world by both weight and volume [1]. An estimated 30 Gt of concrete is produced annually, this equates to a consumption over 3.5 tonnes of concrete per person annually.
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The construction industry in the US has made significant progress in embracing environmentally friendly practices through the implementation of green building standards.
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