News from 1 January 2004 on edie

Muck and money: estimating the risks

Cliff Warman, a senior manager at Deloitte, addresses UK companies on the liabilities and financial aspects of contaminated land management

Circular economy

Testing for asbestos

Moray Thomson, senior solicitor in the environmental and planning law group of MacRoberts Solicitors, reports on changing regulations and their implications for business

Social sustainability

The test of the best

Environment Business asks leading labs how their clients can ensure they get the level of service they need

Social sustainability

Ten steps to compliance

Alasdair Denton Miller of Flextronics Europe gives practical advice for implementing green product design principles in the face of the RoHS and WEEE directives

Energy

Moving beyond paper

Environment Business looks at the role of procurement in driving recycling forward and asks why companies are reluctant to buy non-paper recycled products

Circular economy

A new generation

Entropy International's environment management systems have attracted some of the biggest names in business and leading government departments. Peter McCrum finds out why

Social sustainability

From conflict to partnership

Jonny McCaig of business responsibility and governance consultancy Article 13 discusses how to build and profit from relationships with NGOs

Social sustainability

Into the breach

Environment Agency chief executive Barbara Young tells Rob Bell about her plans for the Agency in 2004, and why the regulator's performance is constantly getting better

Social sustainability

Boosting best energy use

Graham Sprigg reports on the implications for UK business of the Energy Performance in Buildings Directive, and its potential to drive reductions in carbon dioxide emissions

Energy

Boosting best energy use

Graham Sprigg reports on the implications for UK business of the Energy Performance in Buildings Directive, and its potential to drive reductions in carbon dioxide emissions