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Environment
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Draft bill offers chance to transform UK environmental policy
If the government's environment bill survives current political events then it could be the most important piece of environmental legislation for a generation, argues the EIC's Matthew Farrow. -
Gove launches landmark government blueprint for resources and waste
Businesses and manufacturers to pay the full cost of recycling or disposing of their packaging waste under government’s Resources and Waste Strategy. -
NIC welcomes new waste strategy but says real action is now needed
National Infrastructure Commission welcomes the government’s new waste strategy but says that concrete actions need to follow. -
How flood modelling is helping to highlight London’s 680,000 most at risk homes
The CEO of a specialist flood risk assessment firm discussed how new technology is allowing councils and homeowners to plan against disaster. -
Digital developments changing how citizens influence green issues
Use of new technology means that businesses will need to change the way they engage with consumers. -
How understanding complex data can address environmental challenges
Environmental experts have gathered to discuss the digital revolution and how incorporating new technologies can tackle the challenges ahead. -
The rise and rise of green politics
Environmental issues are increasingly taking centre stage as green issues move further up the political agenda. -
Circular economy programme for the built environment launched
UK Green Building Council launches a new circular economy programme specifically for the built environment. -
New £1m toolkit launched that assesses economic value of green infrastructure in cities
An online toolkit designed to enable cities to accurately assess the value of green infrastructure, is set to receive a £1m funding boost from Innovate UK in a bid to bolster urban greenspace. -
Business and government working together is key to greener living
Government and business need to collaborate to to make it easier for consumers to make greener choices, says the EIC's Matthew Farrow.