EIA is a well established staple of the environmental & sustainability consulting industry. But does "environment" truly reflect the health, wellbeing, social cohesion and economic health aspects of any good EIA today?
The largest changes to waste and recycling services in a generation are being introduced across the UK. Dr Adam Read, director of external affairs at SUEZ recycling and recovery UK and president of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), unpicks the implications for the environmental industry
The ONS has calculated the value of the UK’s natural capital highlighting the increasing value of renewable, timber and mineral assets; and the ongoing decline of fossil fuels
Inclusive design moves up the agenda as the world aims to build back better. Nick Cottam reports on Jacobs' latest expert talk hosted by Environment Analyst's Sustainability Delivery Group
Today’s atmosphere of woke environmentalism is compelling a reversal of traditional construction practices to align with much needed - and in many cases, mandated - sustainable goals. The process of procurement is no longer an absolute system, if it ever was.
Plan reveals the government's intended milestones for the phase-out of diesel and petrol vehicles and how it will support the further roll-out of EVs and associated infrastructure. EA dissects the latest piece of the jigsaw to meet the UK's net zero obligations.
Hydrogen, offshore wind and EVs are all growth areas, but major challenges exist to decarbonise domestic heating and industrial fuels and to bridge the energy gap. Ian Grant reports
Commentators from the consultancy team supporting the compilation of the UK’s 2021 Environmental Accounts - Ricardo Energy & Environment - discuss the UK’s household greenhouse gas emissions problem and why £60bn is needed to tackle it
An amendment to the forthcoming Environment Bill will require nationally significant infrastructure projects to provide biodiversity net gain – one of several new government commitments to nature
