Magazine November 2016
Transform Magazine November 2016
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Paul Suff visits a deep-water container port and logistics park in Essex to see how the development on the site of a former refinery tackled a myriad of environmental impacts
More than 400 global businesses have pledged to stop using hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a greenhouse gas found in aerosols, refrigerants and air-conditioners.
More FTSE 100 companies are disclosing information about indirect emissions, with almost half going beyond reporting those from business travel.
A deal to halt the growth in carbon emissions from international flights has been agreed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Scotland needs to do more to ensure that measures to adapt to climate change are effective and that the risks are being adequately managed.
Sector use maps are crucial to the efforts of authorities, industry and other stakeholders to ensure the safe use of chemicals, according to a joint announcement by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), the European Chemical Industry Council (Cefic) and the Downstream Users of Chemicals Co-ordination (DUCC) group.
The International Energy Agency has boosted its five-year growth forecast for renewables due to strong policy support in key countries and sharp cost reductions.
The International Energy Agency has boosted its five-year growth forecast for renewables due to strong policy support in key countries and sharp cost reductions.
A round-up of the latest business news, including Starbucks, Panasonic and Schneider Electric.
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