Day: 1 January 1999

ISO prepares guidance for systematic environmental performance evaluation

When it comes out next autumn, the new ISO 14031 will provide a structured framework for environmental performance evaluation, along with a number of other benefits, writes Matthias Gelber of 14000 & One Solutions.

New centre puts UK research into contaminated land on track

A new UK centre for co-ordinating national efforts to improve contaminated land assessment methodologies, research and develop remediation technologies and disseminate information to industry and academia has been created in Edinburgh. Colin Cunningham, the Centre's research co-ordinator, explains its remit.

Seeping contamination

The Government, it seems, has wasted the past 12 months tinkering with its proposals for contaminated land liability. Mike Renger, Nabarro Nathanson, thinks the time has come for nothing less than comprehensive guidance.

Specialists provide nationwide service in pest control & Nuisance prevention.

Dealing effectively with nuisance in its many aspects, from pest control to noise pollution, odours and dust, which blight the environment, demands the combined resources of environmental health departments and the expanding range of specialised services, techniques and equipment from the a private sector whose activities cover both the national and global markets.

Reliable flowmetering is essential for efficiency

A high standard of flow measurement will improve the efficiency of your

Double signal filters out background noise

Sue Fielder, publicity manager for Peek Measurement, makes a case for Dual Frequency Doppler (DFD) technology. Fourier analysis is used to remove background noise from the actual flow data.

The importance of being effluent accurate

John Corris of Critical Flow Systems examines the flow measurement

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