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Alexa Schlosser

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As seen in: Mobility Magazine, National Demolition Association, SmithBucklin, For Construction Pros, Equipment Today, Journal of AHIMA, Demo Dispatch, Texas Contractor, Building Excellence, Construction News
Managing Editor for the Independent Book Publishers Association's monthly magazine, IBPA Independent. Contact me at alexa@ibpa-online.org
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National Demolition Association (NDA) > Demolition News > Article

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By Alexa Schlosser Verified
| Demo Dispatch
For decades, the Howard M. Down Generating Station powered the Vineland Municipal Electric Utility (VMEU) in Vineland, New Jersey. But as coal-fired facilities became increasingly inefficient — and their environmental costs harder to justify — the city made the decision to retire and remove the aging plant. What followed was a multi-year, multifaceted demolition project that would not only dismantle the station safely and efficiently but also prepare the grounds for a greener future.
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What the Latest USMCA Decision Means for Talent Mobility

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By Alexa Schlosser Verified
| talenteverywhere.org
On 1 July, the United States, Canada, and Mexico concluded the formal joint review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) that was required to be conducted by the three governments six years after USMCA’s effective date.
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National Demolition Association (NDA) > Demolition News > Article

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By Alexa Schlosser Verified
| Demo Dispatch
Despite what might appear to be an endless drive to encase every urban area in concrete and steel, there is a real push to enhance the greenness of downtowns around the country, and Houston is a great example of that newfound emphasis. The city, often called the “Energy Capital of the World,” is actually very progressive in environmental awareness and “green” initiatives.
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