What is a site waste management plan?

What is a site waste management plan? This image shows an aerial view of three people on a constuction site reviewing the site waste management plan

A Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) is used to plan, implement, monitor and review waste minimization and management in construction and demolition sites. SWMP helps to describe the procedures by which wastes will be handled and lists the methods needed to minimize waste, responsibly manage produced waste, measure quantities and costs of waste produced and, […]

What Is A Pre Demolition Audit?

What Is A Pre Demolition Audit? This image shows building plans, a calculator and ruler with a hand marking the pln in pencil

The purpose of a pre demolition audit is to reduce the environmental impact of construction by prioritising waste minimisation and diverting waste from landfills. They identify opportunities for reclamation, re-use and recycling from the demolition process. What Is A Pre Demolition Audit? The Pre Demolition methodology/approach was defined by The Institute of Civil Engineers (The […]

Global Waste Management Outlook

The Government recently consulted with stakeholders to obtain their views on proposed changes to standard rules permits with a summary of their responses published on 31st July 2024.

The Water (Special Measures) Bill

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The Government recently consulted with stakeholders to obtain their views on proposed changes to standard rules permits with a summary of their responses published on 31st July 2024.

Climate Change Risk Assessments for Permitted Sites – Are you prepared?

Climate Change Risk Assessments for Permitted Sites - Are you prepared?

Do you hold an environmental permit? All regulated facilities that hold an environmental permit issued by the Environment Agency are required to integrate climate change adaptation planning into their management systems and complete a Climate Change Risk Assessment. If your permit was issued: On or after 1 April 2023 – Integrate climate change adaptation planning […]

Net-Zero Cement (EvoZero)

Net-Zero Cement (EvoZero) picture shows a hand smoothing cement

Net-Zero Cement (EvoZero) The world’s first carbon captured net-zero cement has been launched by Heidelberg Materials. Their cement plant in Brevik, Norway is currently building a carbon capture and storage system (CCS), which allows the cement produced to be labelled as net zero carbon. All the cement produced across Europe can be called net zero¹. […]

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