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Environmental Responsibilities

Dr Richard Dalley · 09/06/2014 ·

Two hands, one holding a world and one holding a tree

Digital vs Paper – The jury’s out One of the photographs we looked at during a recent NEBOSH Environmental Awareness at Work pilot course featured a pile of waste electronic circuit boards that had been dumped in the corner of a farmer’s field somewhere in south-east Asia. I’m … [Read more...] about Environmental Responsibilities

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: carbon footprints, Dalley, environment, environmental impacts, environmental issues, environmentally friendly, Forest Stewardship Council, greenhouse gas emissions, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Environmental Awareness at Work, recycle, recycling schemes, renewable resource, RRC, RRC International, save the planet, sustainable forestry

Corporate Social Responsibility

Dr Richard Dalley · 19/05/2014 ·

Landfill full of rubbish

Power to the People – Take Two Thinking about Corporate Social Responsibility and how the motivation for it is mainly moral, or ethical – as outlined in Element 1, Unit EC1 of the NEBOSH Environmental Certificate – I was interested in the recent tongue-lashing the UK government … [Read more...] about Corporate Social Responsibility

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: Alastair Sawday Publishing Co Ltd, Ban the Plastic Bag: A Community Action Plan for a Carrier Bag Free World, Corporate Social Responsibility, Dalley, environment, Environmental Audit Committee, EU Commission, government, Modbury, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Environmental Certificate, Parliament, pollution, Rebecca Hosking, RRC, RRC International, The Forest Stewardship Council, wildlife

Going With The Flow – Cheaper in the Long Run?

Dr Richard Dalley · 31/03/2014 ·

Refinery

I often travel to London from the West Country by train and always enjoy passing through the Somerset Levels. I look at the farmsteads and churches perched on hillocks surrounded by miles of flat, green farmland and try to imagine what it must have been like when King Alfred was … [Read more...] about Going With The Flow – Cheaper in the Long Run?

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: climate change, Dalley, Environmental Management, flooding, NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management, NEBOSH Environmental Certificate, rain, RRC International, RRC Training

Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – Or Another ‘Tragedy’?

Dr Richard Dalley · 17/02/2014 ·

Environmental ground

Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – or another ‘Tragedy’? I’ve never been a fan of the idea of environmental “offsetting”. The concept is most frequently applied to greenhouse gas emissions – with which NEBOSH Environmental Certificate students who have studied Element 1 will be … [Read more...] about Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – Or Another ‘Tragedy’?

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Fossil Fools?

Dr Richard Dalley · 30/12/2013 ·

Back end of cars in traffic

Fossil Fools? You may have noticed – and this is confirmed by the AA’s monthly fuel price report – that petrol and diesel prices are down significantly this month (November 2013). Good news? Well, nestling within every silver-lining there’s often a cloud. The recent drop in … [Read more...] about Fossil Fools?

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: carbon footprint, Certificate, climate, climate change, Dalley, diesel, energy, environmental impact, Environmental Management, fossil fuels, Fracking, fuel, geology, Health, Health And Safety, hydraulic fracturing, natural gas, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Certificate, NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management, NEBOSH exams, oil, petrol, RRC, RRC International, RRC Training, Safety, shale gas, tight gas

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