Day: 9 September 2005

Contaminated Land – State of the market

Research released late last year by the College of Estate Management in Reading suggested that UK developers are, at long last, coming to terms with contaminated land and the wider issues of brownfield development.

Major overhaul for pollution regulations

A major review of the way British authorities protect the environment is in the pipeline.

Transferring Liability for Unanticipated Costs in Developing Brownfield Sites

By Valerie Fogleman, Consultant, Lovells.

Soil Surgeries – The Doctor is in

Paul Garrett, Regional Manager, London & S.E. at Churngold Remediation Ltd looks at new challenges facing land and property developers.

Debunking the Myths around Thermal Desorption

Andy Wheatley of Deep Green UK explores the myths around this remediation solution.

Builder beware

Richard Pawlyn looks at the potential environmental and financial pitfalls of Brownfield development, as well as an increasing interest in land-use history data.

Inspecting for contaminated land: avoiding the pitfalls

Peter Leonard, Associate, SLR Consulting Ltd, explains how to deliver Part IIA.

Imaging beneath the ground using non-invasive techniques

Professor John Reynolds of Reynolds Geo-Sciences explains how to get the most out of remote sensors when investigating contaminated sites.

Contaminated Land – State of the market

Research released late last year by the College of Estate Management in Reading suggested that UK developers are, at long last, coming to terms with contaminated land and the wider issues of brownfield development.

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