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Large fine for burning hazardous waste Publication date: 27.09.2018
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A firm in Newcastle has pleaded guilty to the open burning of waste and mixing hazardous and non-hazardous materials. What lessons can be learned from this case?
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What are bioplastics? Publication date: 27.09.2018
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As plastics continue to attract negative attention, greener alternatives are coming to the fore, including “bioplastics”. What are they and do they warrant a further look?
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Lights go out for halogen Publication date: 27.09.2018
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On 1 September 2018 the manufacture of new halogen light bulbs, which have been used for more than 60 years, was banned across Europe. What has led to this and is it a positive move?
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Big increase in drought-related incidents Publication date: 27.09.2018
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Big increase in drought-related incidents..In numbers. The Environment Agency (EA) has responded to a 330% increase in significant drought-related incidents. This is as a result of the driest May to July across England since 1921. EA hydrologists recorded exceptionally low river flows for five weeks in a row. To make matters worse, reservoir stocks...
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Low carbon couriers Publication date: 27.09.2018
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Some businesses have started looking at alternatives to diesel vehicles to deliver goods. Could a greener courier option, like someone using a purely electric vehicle or electric bike, be something to consider?
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Update to ISO 50001 Publication date: 27.09.2018
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The energy management standard ISO 50001 has been revised for the first time since it was published to reflect trends such as rising energy costs and climate change. What has changed and what do you need to be aware of?
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Plastic bag levy charge going up Publication date: 27.09.2018
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The government plans to extend compulsory plastic bag charging. What has brought this on, which stores will be affected and when can you expect the changes to be made?
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Just the 91 no-deal Brexit laws Publication date: 27.09.2018
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Just the 91 no-deal Brexit laws..Keeping them busy. The government is working on 91 statutory instruments which will be tabled under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 . In the event of a no-deal, these will come into force on 29 March 2019. The impact? No details are available about the content of the new legislation. However, it’s safe to...
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Waste criminals target landlords Publication date: 27.09.2018
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The Environment Agency has warned that criminals are dumping waste in commercial units across the country. How can you keep your premises safe?
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Q&A - can window cleaners use ladders? Publication date: 24.10.2014
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Q&A - can window cleaners use ladders?.. Q. We’ve heard that it’s now illegal for window cleaners to use ladders. Is this true? A. No, it isn’t. However, if you are looking to appoint a window cleaner, it’s best to use one who uses an alternative option, e.g. long-handled brushes etc. These are generally much safer and the chances of an...
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