Day: 20 October 2005

Chemical regs could slash annual health bill by €350 million

Strong regulation of the chemical industry could save Europe some €3.5 billion in medical bills over ten years, according to the unions.

Controversial wind farm given go-ahead

Consent has been given for a controversial 26 turbine wind farm to be built in Romney Marsh despite warnings from conservation groups that it could damage the area's important ecological value.

Health all-clear for controversial landfill

A study into the effects of a landfill site in Sheffield has concluded that it poses no significant health risk to local people.

Hard talk

When it comes to saving the planet, says CIWEM executive director Nick Reeves, tough decisions need not always be bad ones.

Drawing the line

Barrie Clarke, director of communication at Water UK, considers the wide range of attitudes to the thorny issue of demand management

Taming contaminants

John Fawell looks at some of the safety issues facing the world of water supply - and some of the possible solutions

Environmental consultants salary survey 2005: The in-depth analysis

Are you getting paid enough? Can you bost morale by showing your staff they are getting above the odds of might they be feeling short changed?

Here we break down the figures and provide a more detailed analysis of the edie and Environment and Business Salary Survey.

Turning on the waterworks

ACWa Services reveals its plans for Scottish Water's new WTW at Glenconvinth

Hard talk

When it comes to saving the planet, says CIWEM executive director Nick Reeves, tough decisions need not always be bad ones.

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