Magazine November 2018
Transform Magazine November 2018
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Into the deep
Microsoft is under scrutiny over the experimental data centre it has established in the North Sea. Chioma Ibe considers the implications of the software giant’s actions.
Top energy economist Dieter Helm has a reputation for not mincing his words. He talks to Huw Morris about Brexit, vested interests and why the UK is in a mess about waste.
The Environment Agency has teamed up with eBay to tackle illegal car breakers who use the online platform to trade parts from unauthorised vehicle disposals. The partnership also aims to inform the public, who may unknowingly purchase these illegal parts.
The construction industry is starting to take employees’ wellbeing seriously, says Paul Reeve.
The shipping industry is waking up to the problems associated with fossil fuels. Katie Burton investigates the alternatives being proposed.
A Nottingham waste transfer company and its director have been ordered to pay fines and costs totalling £71,000, following breaches of the conditions of an environmental permit during a 19-month period.
In early autumn, IEMA and our members were selected by the UK Home Office to contribute to a review of the world’s first dedicated Modern Slavery Act.
With the UK’s departure from the European Union just months away, IEMA and its members are working to influence the development of an “ambitious” new Environment Act.
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