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Property 30

Mon, 20 Oct 2008 08:27:00 GMT

Brownfield Briefing Remediation Solutions IX
A Guide to remediation in the UK

Brownfield Briefing Remediation Solutions IX is designed to be used by senior decision-makers in contaminated land development, this Guide offer a snapshot of the contaminated land and brownfield industry, detailing the latest regulatory and market situation, technologies and award winning remediation case studies.

Description:

This guide includes:

Market situation

Slowing down?

A contractor's view of current prospects for the industry

Beyond the credit crunch

Could the downturn offer opportunities for innovative firms?

Global Market

Is the Middle East the next move?

One area of the globe that is still enjoying growth

Then and now in the Middle East

How the meaning of 'environment' has changed over three decades in the Middle East

Technology

When the cleaners need a clean-up

Typical problems that occur at dry-cleaning sites, and some solutions

Geoelectrical imaging promises advances in remediation monitoring

The development of subsurface imaging technology to monitor contaminant conditions

Hazardous waste sites and suppliers

Which sites can take haz-waste?

A table showing sites that have applied for haz-wastes licences, and permit progress

Supplier listings

UK-operating remediation contractors

UK-operating remediation consultancies

Suppliers of remediation materials in the UK

UK suppliers of Japanese Knotweed removal services

Waste

Landfill tax exemption - act now

Submitt applications for landfill tax exemption beforethe rules change on 30 November

Swap it, don't dump it

An online matchmaking service for construction materials

Remediation Innovation Awards and case studies

Celebrating the best in UK remediation

The fourth UK Remediation Innovation Awards

Award winning projects: Tamdown and ODA

Award winning projects: CELTIC and URS

Award winning projects: Churngold/RPS and Terravac

Award winning projects: Grontmij/EA and Clydebank rebuilt

Multi-faceted approach to chemical works remediation

WYG Environment's assessment and remediation of large chemical works

Thermal desorption to tarry wastes

Bilfinger Berger's remediation via thermal desorption of a former tar works

How to order your copy

Remediation Solutions Issue IX is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

Developers/House builders
Environmental Consultants
Engineering Consultants
Local Authorities
Regional Development Agencies
Regulators
Environmental Lawyers
Planners

If you fulfil this criteria you may request an electronic version (PDF) of the Guide, free of charge. Simply complete the online registration form, we will then email you an electronic copy. If you do not fulfil the above criteria, or would like to receive a print copy, the Guide is available for £25 (including postage to UK only).
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Property 29

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 06:33:00 GMT

Brownfield Regeneration in Northern Ireland
Special Report

The Brownfield Briefing Northern Ireland Report offers an overview of the market and explores the challenges facing the region as the legal framework develops. Topics featured includes: the legislative system and emerging regulations; remediation market review and forecast; common contaminants and geology; local case studies; and listings of NI-operating remediation consultants and contractors.

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The guide includes:

Market situation NI contaminated land market: a review
The number, size and characteristics of contaminated sites in NI

Legislation and policy
Desperately seeking regulation: the emergence of Part 3
A consultant’s perspective on what’s at stake as Part 3 begins to take shape
Sustainable development in NI: regeneration, remediation and regulation
The legislative framework for the management of contaminated land in NI

Redevelopment
Easing brownfield development
How the NHBC’s Land Quality Endorsement Service could boost redevelopment

Local trends
Common contaminants and geology
A look at geological conditions and contaminants of concern in NI

Hazardous waste sites and suppliers
Which sites can take haz-waste?
A table showing sites that have applied for haz-wastes licences, and permit progresss

Supplier listings
NI-operating remediation contractors
NI-operating remediation consultancies

Case studies
Combined approach tackles contaminated groundwater, Ballymena
MEL’s treatment of contaminated groundwater
The relaunch of the Titanic
RPS Belfast’s proposals for the remediation and regeneration of the Titanic Quarter
Doing it naturally – MNA in Belfast White Young Green Environmental report on studies into MNA at a former laundry
Carbon disulphide at Carrickfergus
E&RS describe their large-scale SI and remediation programme on a residential site.

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Remediation Solutions Issue VI is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

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Regulators
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National Laboratory Service

Regenesis Ltd

RAW

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Property 28

Tue, 20 May 2008 11:23:00 GMT

Remediation Solutions VIII
A guide to remediation in the UK

The Brownfield Briefing Remediation Solutions
Guide - 8th Edition gives an overall focus on regulatory
and market conditions, in particular looking at
Site Waste Management Plans. It also covers latest
remedial technologies, and update on Soil Treatment
Centres, case studies from Europe - with a focus on
Italy, as well as the UK supplier and services listings.

Description:

Overview and contents

Designed to be used by senior decision-makers in contaminated land development, this guide gives a background to the problem and details a range of remediation solutions.

The guide includes:

SGV & Part 2a Pragmatism - A consultant perspective
Treating contaminated soils for landfill
All about Site Waste Management Plans
The Italian Job I: an adolescent market
The experience of Regenesis in Italy
The Italian Job 2: Ecologia heads south
Exporting Ecologia’s portfolio to Italy
Technology focus: soil washing as a remedial technology
A table of which sites can take haz-waste, and permit progress
UK-operating remediation contractors
UK-operating remediation consultancies
Suppliers of remediation materials in the UK
UK suppliers of Japanese Knotweed removal services
Soil treatment centres: Progress in commercial operations as well as the CLUSTER project
Subadra’s extensive site investigation processes save 95% on remediation
Churngold’s remediation of phase separated creosote tar using Steam Enhanced Remediation
RAW Remediation’s in-situ remediation of contaminated groundwater by chemical oxidation
QDS’s innovative use of technology sequencing to deal with former gasworks holder bases
AIG’s use of thermal conduction heating and vacuum extraction for UKAEA

How to order your copy

Remediation Solutions Issue VI is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

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Property 27

Wed, 12 Mar 2008 11:59:00 GMT

The Developer's Guide to Brownfield III
Risks and resources on brownfield development in the UK

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield is a key reference document to guide developers through the minefield of legislation, technology, risks and opportunities related to developing brownfield sites in the UK. It may be stating the obvious to say that developers seeking to bring brownfield sites back into beneficial use need to maximise the resources available to them whilst minimising the risks they are exposed to. But changes in the regulatory, financial and environmental arenas over the past 12 months look set to make both those risks and those resources greater.

Description:

Policy

Is there enough brownfield land to meet housing demand? – Prof. Tim Dixon , OxfordBrookesUniversity

Planning

SPEED up the planning process – Duncan Sanders

Flooding

Flooding as an emerging risk – Dr Justin Butler, Ambiental

Tax

Land Remediation Tax Relief – the changes ahead - Paul Munday, Roche Associates

Insurance

Contaminated land redevelopment in 2008 – secure and sustainable? - Mathew Hussey, Tysers

Remediation

Remediation’s carbon footprint - Mathew Worboys describes Atkins’ Remediation Options Carbon Calculator (ROCC)

Supplier listings

UK-operating remediation consultants

UK-operating remediation contractors

Risk assesment

Risk assessment: get it right for the site - Martin Richell, RAW Consulting

Waste management

Waste – what waste? - Dr Mike Higgins of Hydrock

Recycling

Compost makes brownfields greener – Paul Mathers, WRAP

How to order your copy

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and Property Forecast and to the following people:

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Property investors
House builders
Planning consultants
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Regulators

Property 26

Tue, 11 Mar 2008 14:28:00 GMT

Barriers to Development
Weeds, wildlife and other worries

From the good – slow worms and great crested newts… to the bad – unexploded WWII bombs… to the downright ugly – Japanese Knotweed and other invasive weeds – any number of silent obstacles may be lurking below ground, or scurrying around on top of it.

But such obstacles are seldom insurmountable. This publication will help you to understand the extent of the barriers you may face, and to manage them better.

Description:

Contents

Chosse Knowledge, not a clean-up bill - Richard Pawlyn, Landmark Information Group

Imaging the subsurface - geophysical solutions - Prof John M Reynolds, Reynolds Geo-Sciences

Invasive weeds: scale and strategic response - Ian D Rotherham, Sheffield Hallam Unversity

Japanse Knotweed treatment options - Philip Rusted, TCM and Jim Glaister, Wreford

Case Study: Proctect species - Sarah Gilby, RAW Group

Derelict waste ground, or wildlife haven? - John Newton, Ecology Consultancy

An expossive issue - unexploded ordnance contamination - Lee Gooderham, RPS

Assessing archaeological risk: breaking down the barriers - Simon McCudden, Scott Wilson Ltd

Archaeology in development: the certainty of uncertainty - Steve Haynes, Arup

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Barriers to Development is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

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Construction Companies
Environmental Consultants
Engineering Consultants
Environmental Engineers
Local Authorities
Surveyors
Regional Development Agencies
Relevant Government Bodies
Planners

Property 24

Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:09:00 GMT

Sustainable Building in Practice
An Essential Guide

Developers increasingly recognise that schemes like the Code for Sustainable Homes are likely to mean that house-buyers will have ever more information with which to make informed purchasing decisions. Savvy developers are increasingly cottoning on to this and the best advisory teams are up to speed on the complexities involved in designing, building and marketing sustainable homes. This publication provides a wealth of information providing hands-on, practical advice to developers in the area of new-build residential homes

Description:

Overview and contents

Issues such as the regulatory drivers are explained in greater detail, as are the cost and value implications of dealing with the Code for Sustainable Homes as well as case studies

The guide includes:

Meeting the 2016 challenge – a snapshot of the industry

Sustainability gets real: regulation and new demands on industry

Regulation: All about the Code

Management: A tool for the code

The Code for Sustainable Homes on a page – a useful summary

Best practice: Water – rainwater harvesting

Best practice: Materials – sustainable construction materials

Best Practice: Energy – The PassivHaus solution

Zero carbon for the mass market – how a major residential developer is responding

CASE STUDIES

The Oxley Woods Development – Taylor Wimpey’s award-winning development

Upton development’s eco-triumph – winner of the BREEAM Awards

Broughton Square – large-scale sustainable development

The Kingspan Lighthouse – the prototype which has achieved post-completion Level 6 of the Code

How to order your copy

Remediation Solutions Issue VI is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Sustainable Building and to the following people:

Developers/House builders
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Environmental consultants
Construction companies
Architects and designers
Local government
Property consultants

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Property 22

Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:51:00 GMT

Remediation Solutions VII
A guide to remediation in the UK

Published in October 2007, this fully updated guide gives an overall focus on future markets and innovation,in particular looking at taking UK skills into Europe. It also covers the Waste Framework Directives and shows you the best in innovation with case studies from the award-winning projects entered into the Brownfield Briefing Remediation Awards, held in September 2007.

Description:

Overview and contents

Designed to be used by senior decision-makers in contaminated land development, this guide gives a background to the problem and details a range of remediation solutions.

The guide includes:

Regulatory and market situations:
Waste Framework Directive – progress on the latest from Brussels
Where next for UK remediation? Emerging opportunities in Poland
Remediation – going East? How URS has taken it business to Eastern Europe
Remedial technologies – chemical oxidation
Case Studies and Award winning entries including:
Chemical treatment – ERS and Envios’s award-winning ground water plant
Combined treatment – Edmund Nuttall’s award-winning treatment plant
Risk assessment – RSK’s award-winning traffic light model
Sustainable remediation – Grontmij’s award winning soil washing approach
Innovation – I&H Brown and Bilfinger Berger’s combining LTTD with cluster concept
Verification – ERM’s award-winning remediation of a Leftwich estate
Updated list of consultants and suppliers, plus Japanese Knotweed removal services

How to order your copy

Remediation Solutions Issue VI is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

Developers/House builders
Environmental Consultants
Engineering Consultants
Local Authorities
Regional Development Agencies
Regulators
Environmental Lawyers
Planners

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Property 19

Thu, 24 May 2007 04:00:00 GMT

The Developer's Guide to Brownfield II
Profits and pitfalls of brownfield development in the UK

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield is a key reference document to guide developers through the minefield of legislation, technology and opportunities related to developing brownfield sites in the UK. It gives clear and concise information on how to make the most of opportunities available, how to avoid the pitfalls and ensure that the development project is profitable.

Description:

Tax

Making brownfield pay – Ben de Waal, Croshner James

Risk

Transactinal environmental risk management – Steven McNab and Ramola Parish, Travers Smith

Insurance

Managing residual risks of land contamination – David Barr, Willis Ltd.

Policy

A National Brownfield Strategy for England – Dr Paul Syms, English Partnerships

Planning

Brownfield priorty reinforced in PPS3 – Ben Kochan, regeneration writer

Finance

Land, a tale of two markets – Marie Hickey, Savills Research

Consultancy

Making sure you get the best – Charlie Martin, Arup

Strategy

Drawing the threads together – Fraser Duff, Terrenus Consulting

How to order your copy

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and Property Forecast and to the following people:

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Planning consultants
Environmental/Engineering
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Property 13

Mon, 22 Jan 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Property Derivatives – ready for take-off
An essential guide
Intended as a key reference document for end users, real estate investors and occupiers, this Property Forecast Guide looks at some of the issues that need to be worked through before they embark on property derivatives trading and how property derivatives can be used to enhance an investment portfolio.
Description:

The property derivatives market is ready for take-off. Property companies, pension funds, insurance companies and hedge funds have, through property derivatives, access to a tool that can dramatically reduce their development and investment risks.

With the first international property derivatives deal executed in France at the end of 2006 international trades should also begin to take off this year. In addition, the launch of the first Property Derivatives Hedge Fund by ORN Capital marks another interesting development. There is still a long was to go, but 2007 should see the market moving into a higher gear altogether.

Overview and Contents

This latest guide, and the second to be published, aims to help you along the way and take new entrants to the next level. Designed as a key reference document in its own right, this guide is also a valuable follow-up from Property Forecast’s annual derivative conference.

Contents include:

Overview – Residential derivatives (Andrew Fenton, Abbey Financial Markets)
Liquidity – Market liquidity is bound to grow (Tom Frost, Deutsche Bank)
Market volumes – Property derivatives market: evolution and assessment (Ian Cullen, IPD)
Indices – Securing investor confidence is a must in the property derivatives’ market (Matthew Hill, MSS Real Estate LLP)
Case Study – Derivatives are here to stay (Michael Patrick, Legal & General Property)
End users perspective – Derivatives: role and influence on the end user (Alex Dewey, Cushman & Wakefield BGC
Market features – Hedging your bets to lessen financial risks (Peter Sceats, Traditional Financial Services Ltd)
The future – Beyond the tipping point (Gary McNamara, DTZ Tullett Prebon)

How to order your copy

Copies of the Guide are sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Property Forecast and to the following people:

Pension, real estate and hedge fund managers
Financial advisors and asset managers
Corporate and institutional investors
Developers and property consultants
Banking and insurance firms
Tax specialists and accountants
Regulators and legal advisors

If you meet this criteria you may request an electronic version (PDF) of the Guide, free of charge. Simply complete the online order form; you will then be able to download a copy.

Print versions are available at the following cost:

Print version	all prices inclusive of postage
UK	£35
Europe	£38/€60
Rest of world	£40/$73

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Property 12

Fri, 19 Jan 2007 12:29:00 GMT

Sustainable Building - Annual Subscription
Sustainable Building is a new newsletter on energy efficiency and green building. Every month it will give you news, features on using renewable energy, analysis of energy policy, a legislation tracker and case studies of good practice in sustainable construction and retrofit. The first issue was published January 2007.

http://www.sustainable-build.com

Property 11

Fri, 19 Jan 2007 12:26:00 GMT

Property Forecast - Annual Subscription

Property Forecast is an independent monthly newsletter dedicated to reporting on key market trends in BOTH the commercial and residential property markets. Monthly coverage gives you advanced notice on the short and long-range property business outlook…the best places to invest.…property prices.…the latest facts and forecasted changes in tax, law, policies and finance….all backed with research and analysis of what they might mean for you and your property business.

http://www.propertyforecast.com

Property 10

Fri, 19 Jan 2007 12:21:00 GMT

Free Radicals & Innovation Policy Review - Annual Subscription

A unique news service that reports on the latest innovation in technology in the UK. The monthly newsletter includes exclusive news of early-stage companies developing cutting-edge technologies who are ready to launch their cutting edge products into the marketplace. Incorporated into Free Radicals is Innovation Policy Review, a four page supplement on innovation policy.

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Property 8

Fri, 19 Jan 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Brownfield Briefing - Annual Subscription

Brownfield Briefing is the leading news service covering the development of previously used or contaminated land. It also covers regeneration, remediation, regulation, policy and regional news. Brownfield Briefing includes monthly newsletters, weekly email bulletins and a web archive.

http://www.brownfieldbriefing.com

Property 17

Wed, 20 Dec 2006 05:00:00 GMT

Risk Communication
A guide to risk communication in contaminated land management
The public is a key stakeholder group in most brownfield regeneration projects, and can have a strong impact on the success, acceptance and support of such projects. Communication is an essential tool in managing the public as a stakeholder group, and key to reducing fear, negative responses and public resistance.

This guide looks at key specific issues the brownfield industry faces when communicating with the public.

Description:

Overview and contents

Designed to be used by local authorities and other senior decision-makers involved in the brownfield industry, this guide covers the following:

Definition – The art of risk communication in contaminated land management (Tony Rex, Enviros)
Strategy – Building a risk communication strategy (Tamsin Greulich, Galson Sciences Ltd)
Communication – Talking about risk communications (Paul Nathanail, University of Nottingham, Land Quality Management Ltd); Communicating with the public (Philip Wilbourn, Wilbourn Associates)
Media Focus – Making the most of the media (David Thomas, David Thomas Media)
Case Studies – four case studies

How to order your copy

This Guide is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and to the following people:

Local Authorities
Environmental Consultants
Engineering Consultants
Regional Development Agencies
Regulators
Environmental Lawyers
Planners
Developers/House builders

If you fulfil this criteria you may request an electronic version (PDF) of the Guide, free of charge. Simply complete the online registration form, we will then email you a copy.

If you do not fulfil the above criteria, or would like to receive a print copy, the Guide is available for £25 (including postage to UK only).

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Property 6

Thu, 09 Nov 2006 05:00:00 GMT

Making the most of the REIT Revolution
A guide to the introduction of REITs in the UK
This new guide offers practical insights into how the REIT market is likely to develop, where the best opportunities lie, how REITs have fared abroad, as well as providing nitty gritty advice on tax and legal issues that need careful examination.
Description:

This independent report is designed as a key reference document in its own right, but is also a valuable follow-up from Making the most of the REIT Revolution conference held earlier this year.

Overview and contents

Designed to be used by senior decision-makers in the property industry, this guide covers the following:

Introduction – Moving from Hype to Reality (Philip Marvin, Editor Property Forecast)
Practical issues – REITs in practice (Richard Croker, CMS Cameron McKenna)
Taxation – doing the REIT thing (Phil Nicklin, Deloitte)
Residential – Will REITs revolutionise the residential sector? (Tim Watts, Investa Real Estate Investment Management Ltd)
Retail – Thoughts for retail investors (Dave Butler, Reita)
Conversion – A resurrected quoted sector (Alan Patterson, UBS Global Asset Management)
Overseas REITs – Lessons from Overseas (Peter Hobbs, Deutsche Bank)

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Making the most of the REIT Revolution is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Property Forecast and to the following people:

Developers
Estate agents and property consultants
Local Authorities and planners
House builders
Property lawyers
Tax experts and accountants
Financial advisors
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If you fulfil this criteria you may request an electronic version (PDF) of the Guide, free of charge. Simply complete the online registration form, we will then email you a copy.

If you do not fulfil the above criteria, or would like to receive a print copy, the Guide is available for £25 (including postage to UK only).

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Property 1

Sun, 05 Mar 2006 05:00:00 GMT

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield I
Profits and pitfalls of brownfield development in the UK

Description:

Finance

Are tax incentives and grants helping us win the brownfield challenge? Ben de Waal of Crosher & James argues for priority status areas backed by priority funding and special incentives for developers.

Planning and land contamination

Andrew Bryce of Andrew Bryce & Co. and Steve Baker from Applied Environmental Research Centre say the key to clean-up lies in understanding PPS23.

Risk Assessment

Arcadis’ staff explain that risk assessment is a vital tool in understanding liabilities, and often necessary in discharging environmental planning conditions.

Mitigating financial risk: remediation

Stephen Sykes and Trevor Harraway of WSP Environmental look at the dangers, including remediation cost overrun.

Mitigating financial risk: insurance

Specialist environmental insurance provides cost-effective solutions to the technical, legal and financial uncertainties of brownfield, argues Graham De Roy of Tyser.

Land Tax

Simon Kenley of Berwin Leighton Paisner outlines the ins and outs of the proposed new tax on development.

Local Authorities

What does constitute contaminated land? Dr Phil Studds of White Young Green outlines the current thinking.

Sustainable brownfield development

An integrated approached to brownfield is the only sustainable solution, says Tim Dixon, of Oxford Brookes University.

Integrated approach

Brownfield site acquisition issues - Peter Hardy, Clive Lovatt and Claire Sheppard of Addleshaw Goddard guide us through the proper processes in brownfield transactions, pointing out pitfalls along the way.

Glossary of terms

Remediation and risk terminology.

How to order your copy

The Developer’s Guide to Brownfield is sent on a controlled circulation basis, free of charge to subscribers to Brownfield Briefing and Property Forecast and to the following people:

Property developers
Property investors
House builders
Planning consultants
Environmental/Engineering
Local Authorities and Regional Development Agencies
Regulators

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Risk

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Policy

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Finance

Consultancy

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Finance

Planning and land contamination

Risk Assessment

Mitigating financial risk: remediation

Mitigating financial risk: insurance

Land Tax

Local Authorities

Sustainable brownfield development

Integrated approach

Glossary of terms

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