Magazine May 2013
Transform Magazine May 2013
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In shale we trust
With government support rising for shale gas exploration, Paul Suff talks to Cuadrilla about how it is limiting the risks to local environments
As global carbon dioxide levels edge closer to the dangerously high level of 400 parts per million (ppm), Paul Suff reflects on the world's slow progress to cut emissions
Consumer goods giant Unilever is reporting good progress towards meeting the goals of its 2020 sustainable living plan. Its production processes were generating less CO2 and waste, and consuming less water in 2012 than in previous years, the firm has confirmed
The future of the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) has been thrown into doubt after MEPs voted to reject plans by the European Commission to boost the price of allowances, which are now hovering around €3
IEMA's latest update on legislation and guidance relating to environmental impact assessment (EIA) including information on legislative updates ongoing across the UK
Hayley Tam and George Hobson from LexisPSL describe case where a local council's failure to deal with escaping gas from an old coal mine results in a successful nuisance claim
Food supplier Moy Park has been fined £10,000 and ordered to pay costs of £42,500 after being found guilty of breaching its environmental permit and allowing nauseous odours to be released from one of its poultry farms
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