Day: 17 November 2008

Entec to help upgrade SEPA flood warning systems

Entec has been appointed by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) to provide support for upgrading their flood warning systems. This is part of a larger project funded by the Scottish Government to provide an active dissemination service of flood warnings for Scotland by March 2011.

Sustainabilitylive! 2009 extends call for papers

It is one of the biggest events on the environmental calendar - and now Sustainabilitylive! is giving you the chance to be a part of next year's event.

South west’s bathing waters failing quality standards

Swimmers and beachgoers around most of England can rest easy in the knowledge that their bathing water is meeting tough quality standards.

Experienced architect joins leading environmental consultancy

Architect Ginny Dalrymple has joined leading environmental consultancy SLR Consulting as a principal in its Bradford on Avon office.

Darkening economy must not undermine energy security

Efforts to ensure a secure energy supply and reduce greenhouse gas emissions must not be derailed by the darkening economic forecasts.

Waste materials used in mainstream washing machines

A leading manufacturer of household appliances has taken the first steps towards making its machinery out of recycled materials.

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