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Before you start an EIA: build a stronger project brief
An environmental assessment begins with understanding the proposal.
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Oct
Is your land-development proposal ready for a planning discussion?
A planning discussion is most useful when it connects your intended development with the land, its surroundings and the information already available.
05
Oct
Commissioning a site survey: five questions that shape the scope
“We need a survey” is a starting point, not a complete instruction.
05
Oct
A practical way to organise environmental licensing records
A useful licensing file tells a clear story: which activity is involved, what has been submitted, what the authority has communicated and what still needs…
05
Oct
Make your first sustainability baseline useful
A baseline is the starting record against which future performance can be compared.
05
Oct
Preparing your team for a practical SHE review
A safety, health and environmental review should connect documents with what people actually do.
05
Oct
Healthier workplaces begin with everyday awareness
Workplace awareness is useful when it leads to clearer reporting and practical improvements in the working environment.
05
Oct
Safeguarding our health and our environment
Environmental responsibilities and workplace wellbeing meet in ordinary operational decisions: how materials are stored, how waste is recorded and how concerns are reported.
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Oct
Understanding environmental impact assessment
Environmental impact assessment is a process for examining how a proposal may affect its surroundings and how those effects can be addressed.
05
Oct
Environment, planning and surveying: one better starting conversation
A site proposal can raise environmental, planning and surveying questions at the same time.
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Oct
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Oct
Better site information makes the first consultation more useful
Useful site information gives a consultant enough context to ask better questions.
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Oct
