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 The combined savings made by businesses using the government-backed environmental advice website NetRegs are in the region of £58m. A growing area of England's farm land has been marked up as vulnerable to pollution from excessive use of fertilizer.» London mayor appoints green Tsar » Edie Consultancy Survey back for 2008 » Edie up for award » Councils smash landfill targets » TV star's death-defying tortoise escapes recycling  Motorists in two US states are being urged to take part in a programme to reduce pollution and emissions from cars. There is no need to privatise water in New Zealand but the country needs a better system to transfer allocated but unused water to those who need it.» Gustav 'should not prevent' domestic oil search » Green school trend sweeping US » Grants handed out as drought continues » China leapfrogs UK on renewables index » Millions eat food watered with wastewater |
 South Dublin residents will soon have their black bins fitted with computer chips so their bin can be connected with their 'pay as you go' waste collection account. Local authorities and police could be given greater powers to tackle noise pollution as part of a raft of proposed new measures to deal with the blight of noisy neighbours and businesses.» Business leader tells govt to cut levy plans » Farmers call to extend FWMS » Climate change 'key' to Irish govt programme » Water capacity shortfall to affect cities » Newspaper recycling jumps by 45%  Featuring three co-located exhibitions, Working Buildings 2008 will take place from 8-9 October 2008 at London's Olympia. Together, the events will feature over 300 hours of educational content, 400 leading suppliers of products, services and solutions to the built environment and will host the larg Air Quality Assurance are now offering Urine sample testing for Isocyanate derivatives.» SLUDGE CENTRE PRESSES FOR SAVINGS » Join us for Delivering Sustainable Construction 25th September (Seminars, Trade Stands, Practical Demonstrations at Margam Park, Port Talbot, South Wales - 25-09/2008) » Breakthrough Solar Powered Technology Improving Drinking Water Quality » Euroby Home and Dry With Veolia » Pulsar's Quantum brings Solace for hard-pressed water engineers |
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