A recent British Geological Survey report identifies larger volume of potentially exploitable shale gas within the north of England than previously thought, with as much as 1,300
Category: Government
Changes in governmental thinking that may impact upon business and the environment
Balance of Competencies: Presentation and Deadline
In a recent article posted on the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessments LinkedIn page, I urged environmentalists to consider the”Balance of Competencies” promoted by
Outcome of the three year review of the Environment Agency & Natural England
In late 2012, three United Kingdom environmental bodies: Environment Agency & Natural England, and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee were subject to a triennial review.
Consultation: Site Waste Management Plans
In 2012. the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) proposed the repeal of the construction Site Waste Management Plans (SWMP) regulations, subject to
The value of accreditation
A new report ‘The Economics of Accreditation’ commissioned by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) has assessed the economic benefits derived from the
Review of the Balance of Competences between the UK and the European Union
As a follow-up to my earlier posts about the continuing debate on the role of the United Kingdom (UK) within or outside the European Union, a