Magazine September 2015
Transform Magazine September 2015
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Putting EIA on the right track
Paul Suff learns about the challenges faced by practitioners assessing the impacts of the planned high-speed rail link
Consultancy AECOM and the University of Salford have formed a research partnership to improve understanding of how major infrastructure programmes interact with the natural environment.
Monitoring emissions to air and water is key to complying with environmental permits. the environmentalist looks at recent developments, including the possible implications of Brexit
Sustainable businesses benefit from a significantly lower cost of capital, according to academics.
The value of recyclable waste electrical and electronic equipment could reach €3.6 billion in Europe by 2020, according to research by the University of Sheffield.
Climate change and poverty campaigners are looking to a high-level meeting in September to act on new global sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Emissions reduction pledges made ahead of the Paris summit will fail to keep global temperature rise below the 2ºC level scientists believe is necessary to avoid dangerous climate change, according to a study.
Measures to cut carbon emissions from power stations in the US by almost one-third below 2005 levels by 2030 have been announced by president Barack Obama.
Manufacturers' body EEF is to refocus its environmental service to incorporate a wider sustainability agenda and has appointed James Wyse to a new role of national sustainability lead.
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