sustain magazine
built environment matters

volume 05 issue 03

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is your company keeping up?
In Europe, policies are moving towards a carbon-constrained economy. How are you dealing with this changing tide in legislation? Is your company keeping up? Are you sitting on a goldmine or are your carbon liabilities an accident waiting to happen? By Jan-Willem Bode, Managing Director, Ecofys UK Ltd.

delivering a better environment
A recent study commissioned by the Environment Agency has revealed that people living in the most deprived areas of England are most likely to suffer the effects of pollution.
Here, Professor Gordon Walker, Staffordshire University, and Helen Chalmers, Environment Agency, discuss why social injustice has to be tackled through environmental as well as economic policies.

sharing the sweat
When discussing successful architecture, it is all to easy to consider only the building and nothing but the building. In reality, its success should be measured by its effect upon the lives of the workers, families and communities it touches. This is perhaps something that those looking to build much-needed 'affordable' homes across the South East should perhaps bear in mind. Simplicity and an understanding of the environment and communities in
which you are building is the key.

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