We can’t change what previous generations left behind – but we can change what happens next. Across the UK, land affected by historic industrial activity, waste disposal and previous uses
It’s a serious question: What if the next environmental problem is something we have not yet learned to look for? One of the central challenges in dealing with contaminated land
We have spent decades dealing with the environmental consequences of chemicals that were once considered useful, innovative and safe. But are industry leaders and governments doing enough to make
What happens when yesterday’s waste becomes tomorrow’s environmental problem? This is a question that needs to be answered in light of last night’s BBC Two documentary ‘Buried with Michael
Soil management is becoming increasingly important – and it’s not only for environmental reasons. Technically robust soil remediation strategies also help control costs in construction – especially on brownfield and
A PFAS Plan has been released by the UK government. And it will mean a host of industries – including construction, waste management and water companies – will face new
Many construction companies are needing to take the risk out of brownfield sites. It is one of the growing challenges they face when tendering for projects. More contaminated sites are
UK companies that buy contaminated land for development could be able to claim Corporation Tax relief of 150% through Land Remediation Relief. Although the relief was introduced in 2001 (with
Himalayan balsam sounds dreamy – but it’s a nightmare that stifles its local environment. And the worrying thing is it is spreading quickly across the UK and Ireland. Over the
Domestic oil spills are always a worry for anyone who uses oil-fired central heating in their homes. Many rural areas across the UK and the Republic of Ireland rely on
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