sustain magazine
built environment matters

volume 04 issue 05

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contours of the energy playing field
Whilst the Government's recent Energy White Paper stressed the need to promotr renewable energy, it also states that renewables must justify themselves within the regime of free-market competition. But in the head-to-head battle with fossil fuels, are the odds unevenly stacked? Professor Peter F Smith, RIBA Councillor, believes that some important market anomalies need to be corrected if renewables are ever to compete fairly with fossil energy.

grounds for success
At the moment if you see the words 'sport' and 'regeneration' together in a magazine, the chances are you'll be reading a piece about London's bid to host the 2012 Olympics. However, whilst the success of this bid may have a far-reaching impact on regeneration, especially in the Thames Gateway area, the truth is that the real effect that sport is having on on the urban renaissance is happening throughout Britain, and its happening now. Jon Ladd, Chief Executive, BURA, details the findings of a new best-practice report on sport and regeneration.

location location location
Over the past five years, environmental equality has become a new policy discourse and debate in the UK. Maria Adebowale, Director of Capacity Global, explains why this has come about whilst exploring some of the policies that aim to bring environmental justice to all.

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