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From military base to ‘green town’
Being asked to incorporate biodiversity into a new development is challenging enough, but imagine being asked to help transform a former military base into a ‘green town’ that will become home to 22,000 people by 2030.
That’s precisely the challenge set by East Hampshire District Council and the Whitehill and Bordon Regeneration Company to consultants EPR, which has been working on plans to turn the former military garrison into a healthy and eco-friendly place to live.
E-waste: the fight for the right to repair
With clean technology being the proverbial buzzword these days, the onus is on all technology companies to produce products, processes and services that reduce waste and require as few non-renewable resources as possible.
The reason for this is clear: e-waste is becoming an increasingly burgeoning problem, not only from a financial perspective, but also environmentally.
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