Waste soil accounts for more than one-quarter of the UK’s waste. Figures from Defra show that 29 million tonnes of waste soil are produced annually in the construction industry. Throughout
With the winter coming and decreasing temperatures, it is better to be safe than sorry. Before we realised, winter is around the corner and store shelves are full of Christmas
A rise in the price of oil has led to a surge in domestic heating oil thefts across the UK & Ireland. Not only are victims left out of pocket
Waterways are extremely important for the environment – but developing contaminated land by waterways can compromise their role. Waterways across the world have long been a source of employment, particularly
Concerns about a group chemicals called PFAS that leave a lasting legacy are continuing around the world. You find perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in a number of everyday items.
It is under your feet and you probably don’t think much about soil unless you’re digging your garden. But there’s more to it than just something to grow your vegetables
Soil is considered the support system of all life. And yet huge amounts of it is still sent to landfill as excavated spoil from construction sites. While dumping contaminated soil
You may think land contamination only affects developers more than individuals. But you need to be aware of the risk if buying a house or commercial premises. While you are
When preparing a site for construction, you must make preparations when discovering contaminated land. Such findings can potentially severely delay or even ruin a project. After finding contamination, thorough research
Construction projects inevitably create waste and, as a result, a Site Waste Management Plan is required. While these are a legal obligation, under the regulations which came into force in
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