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Category Archives: Environmental Management

Sourcing your Oak Ethically

December 15, 2017adminEnvironmental Management

Oak is a beautiful and highly popular type of wood that is used for flooring, furniture and various other purposes around the home. If you buy oak from the wrong sources though, you are contributing to wider problems in the production and sustainability of oak products. You need to make sure your oak supplier is

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The Benefits and Risks of Rain Capturing Systems

May 31, 2016GilesEnergy Saving, Environmental Management

Rain capturing systems are growing in popularity around the world, and for good reason. They are the best way to maintain a private water supply for your home which, during periods of drought, could see you circumventing hosepipe bans and skyrocketing water prices. They can reduce the burden on the state-run water systems, which is

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The Best Recyclers in the World

December 21, 2015GilesEnvironmental Management

Recycling is an essential part of looking after the planet and the economy in general, and having examples of where it has been done well is very useful. For those thinking about how they can improve their own recycling, or even lobby their local and national government to change policies on recycling, looking at how

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Keeping Urban Environments Clean

November 16, 2015GilesEnvironmental Management

The mark of any civilised society is and always has been how they maintain public health in their population centres. Managing waste like pollutants or food waste is a big part of that, as diseases will develop completely unchecked if they are ignored. In order to keep urban environments clean, first of all you’ll need

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Compensation to Poorer Nations

September 4, 2015GilesEnvironmental Management

One of the many aspects to the fallout of climate change is how poorer countries, who’ve contributed a massively disproportionate amount to carbon emissions, are going to be compensated for the massive damage they’re suffering as a result. While there has been a lot of resistance to this idea, it looks like it might be

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