Issue 111 of 'the environmentalist' Now Online

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The February issue of the new look 'environmentalist' magazine is now online and free for member-only download.

Issue 111 includes the usual news, briefings and IEMA updates as well as these insightful features.

• A minority voice?

  Björn Lomborg tells Paul Suff why it would be better if the world channelled its resources into tackling malaria rather than meeting Kyoto Protocol targets

• Assessing the mood for reform

  Stephen Tromans QC finds the momentum is growing to revise the 25-year-old EU environmental impact assessment Directive

• Pollution control given a new order

  the environmentalist provides a guide to the long-awaited industrial emissions Directive, which came into force on 6 January 2011

• What price justice?

  High legal costs in the UK are barriers to environmental justice, says aninternational committee. Elisabeth Jeff ries tries to find a solution

• Low impacts at the Inn

  Whitbread has recently opened its second "eco-friendly" Premier Inn. Paul Suff reports on the environmental credentials of the Burgess Hill hotel

• The big MACC

  Marginal abatement cost curves have a place in every environmentalist's toolkit, says Niall Enright. Here, he explains how MACCs work

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Issue 111 Feb 2011 the environmentalist