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The importance of nutrient cycling

John Binns · 02/11/2020 · Leave a Comment

Cycling or cycling? I do enjoy a bit of cycling. As those of you who know me well are quite aware, I turned into a MAMIL (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) many years back. However, don’t be fooled by the title this post it is not about that kind of cycling, but the just as … [Read more...] about The importance of nutrient cycling

Filed Under: Environmental Management, Health & Safety Tagged With: carbon dioxide, cycling, environment, Environmental Management, nitrogen, nutrient cycling, pollution

Historic Parallels – Minamata Bay Disaster

John Binns · 20/11/2019 ·

I really do believe that by looking into the past we can learn so much about how to deal with the present problems that we face. Following on from my post regarding the Great London Smog, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at another landmark environmental incident, … [Read more...] about Historic Parallels – Minamata Bay Disaster

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: convention on mercury, Environmental, fish, History, japan, mercury poisoning, minimata disaster, pollution, precautionary principle

Historical Parallels – The Great London Smog of 1952

John Binns · 04/03/2019 ·

Urband landscape image of London looking smoggy

As anyone who has attended a majority of the classroom-based courses that I have delivered will know; I believe a case study from the past can assist in helping students understand the problems of today. This can be a great learning experience. In regards to air pollution, I’m … [Read more...] about Historical Parallels – The Great London Smog of 1952

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: Clean air act, Environmental, History, London Smog, London Smog 1952, Nitrogen Dioxide, Pollutant, pollution, Smog, Weather conditions

Tackling Issues of Sustainable Development with ISO 14001

Peter Watts · 03/10/2016 ·

Upward looking picture of trees in a forest

A rather dry necessity routed in process and procedures?  Something usually put in place because it is required by supply chain partners and clients? Or to get ahead in a procurement process? Or, is ISO 14001 an important piece of the sustainable development jigsaw – addressing … [Read more...] about Tackling Issues of Sustainable Development with ISO 14001

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: climate change, EMS, Environmental Management, environmental management system, Five Capitals Model, Forum for the Future, Health And Safety, human rights, ISO 14001, ISO 9001, Our Common Future, PESTLE analysis, pollution, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, UN

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

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