“We know that purchasing budgets for large capital expenditures can be tight for some businesses. Graham Johnstone, Canada Regional Sales Operations Manager said, together, Pine and IR Supplies and Services are poised to lead the way in advancing the field of NDT-RVI, meeting the growing demand, and ensuring unparalleled customer satisfaction in the Canadian market. Together, Pine and IR Supplies and Services are poised to lead the way in advancing the field of NDT, meeting the growing demand, and ensuring unparalleled customer satisfaction in the Canadian market. With shared enthusiasm, we are confident that this partnership will generate significant value and drive innovation in the NDT field. Maurice Eddy, Director of Operations and Sales for NDT-RVI, said this collaboration amplifies our ability to deliver advanced solutions to our customers and clients. Leveraging the extensive network of external partners and internal expertise, they are dedicated to providing customers with the most comprehensive and high-quality NDT equipment and services available. With this partnership, both organizations expand capabilities to offer NDT research, training courses as well as maintenance, repair, and equipment calibrations. By pooling expertise and resources, Pine and IR will provide comprehensive solutions and unwavering support for the diverse needs of valued customers.Īs the trusted and leading source for NDT supplies in Canada, IR goes beyond product distribution. This collaboration is driven by a shared commitment to delivering exceptional NDT-RVI rentals for clients of IR as well as repairs, supplies, and services, and product acquisition. Instead, MacKinnon said she is upset that the city is telling residents the trees are being removed for insurance purposes.Edmonton, Alberta–Pine Environmental Services LLC (Pine) and IR Supplies and Services (IR), are thrilled to announce their partnership marking a significant milestone in the NDT-RVI industry within the Canadian market.
If you're saying we're environmentally friendly or this is an environmental impact you actually don't know that much about the environment and how this works."Ī group of Burbank residents who live on Niagara have started a petition and are working to save the trees, which they say haven't been maintained by the city resulting in images like these from recent storms.Ī tree branch destroyed MacKinnon's car, but she doesn't want the trees removed. "It's going to take these new trees 50-plus years to get to this point. "These trees absorb five times more carbon dioxide than a smaller tree," said MacKinnon. In the face of evolving urban forestry science and climate changes, we've realized that these magnificent trees have outgrown our residential spaces." Their recent losses in storms highlight the necessity for our community's safety. In a statement, Burbank's director of parks and recreation said: "With a heavy heart, we acknowledge that our beloved Aleppo pine trees, having reached maturity and weakened by drought, must be replaced. It's sickening," said 17-year resident Eryn Krueger-Mukash. So it came as a shock last week when some of the homes on Niagara received a letter from the city of Burbank that said, starting next month, all of the trees are scheduled be removed. "I can turn off my AC in mid-summer for two-thirds of the day because of the shade of one tree on my house." "The major, major selling point is the mature tree-lined street, and you pay a premium for that," said Dyane MacKinnon, who lives on Niagara Street. The dozens of Aleppo pine trees that line Niagara Street, between Olive Avenue and Hollywood Burbank Airport, are over 100 years old. (KABC) - Residents of a Burbank neighborhood have launched a grassroots effort to save about 77 giant trees after the city announced plans to remove the beloved pines. Residents of a Burbank neighborhood have launched a grassroots effort to save more than 70 giant trees after the city announced plans to remove the beloved pines.īURBANK, Calif.
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