#Climatechange is ushering in a new world of extremes, with each posing a unique risk to different elements of the built #environment.

We take a closer look at those threats & what can be done to mitigate their potentially disastrous effects.

Read more: https://t.co/FSJpbyxHPJ pic.twitter.com/fvEBTscESB

— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) March 26, 2020

Employers are beginning to care less about how you acquired your skills & more about whether you can prove that you have the ones they need.

Many employers are relying on qualifications to provide evidence of competence.

Explore our #AssocRICS or #MRICS: https://t.co/asFUdSrVks pic.twitter.com/oBg4hLYoFI

— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) March 17, 2020

#Socialinstability is ranked by the @wef as one of the most pressing societal risks facing the world today.

Spatial factors profoundly influence social cohesion: the #builtenvironment has the power to integrate or segregate #communities.

Learn how: https://t.co/yedCpRBxUn pic.twitter.com/qnRoVEVLKz

— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) February 26, 2020

From specialist credentials to joining an RICS board, there are many exciting ways to progress your career and gain a #RICS qualification. #AssocRICS #MRICS

Learn how you can get started: https://t.co/g10p7irbQO pic.twitter.com/sjarGigAvs

— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) February 27, 2020

Financing a sustainable world. #sustainability #construction #realestate #gogreen

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— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) February 19, 2020

By 2050 nearly 70% of people will live in #cities...

How can cities absorb this influx of people without developing new and more efficient ways of #building, #transporting, and consuming resources?

Read as @gi_hub & #RICS team up on #InfraChallenge: https://t.co/FtRBXFUNs9 pic.twitter.com/1F7S8LgxP5

— RICS in the Americas (@ricsamericas) February 11, 2020