Legal brief: Sniffing out trouble
Simon Colvin reveals why odour is a hot topic at the moment, particularly for businesses operating in the waste and manufacturing sectors
Odour is increasingly being reported as the reason for noncompliance with environmental permits. The issue has for a long time been the focal point for local authorities exercising their statutory nuiContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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