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2. Is zero waste a utopian target in Britain?

Author

Ainsworth, Andrew and Strutt, Mark

Subjects
Waste minimization -- Planning, Recycling (Waste, etc.) -- Planning, Environmental policy -- Planning, Corporate social responsibility -- Analysis, Environmental issues
Abstract

Two viewpoints are presented on the feasibility of achieving zero waste in the UK, in which all refuse is recycled. Topics include the importance of industrial waste versus municipal waste, the current level of technologies available, and the role of government and producer responsibility.

Published
2002

3. Greenpeace stance on flame retardants

Author

Strutt, Mark

Subjects
Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

From Mr Mark Strutt. Sir, The CBI, the Chemicals Industry Association and Greenpeace joined forces to make a very important point - that the new European chemicals legislation should ensure [...]

Published
2004

4. Safer choices for the chemical manufacturers

Author

Strutt, Mark

Subjects
Environmental policy, Environmental protection, Politics, Government regulation of business, Environmental issue, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

From Mr Mark Strutt. Sir, The shock of new legislation that may (at last) require chemical manufacturers to produce a basic set of environmental and toxicity data for their products [...]

Published
2003

6. Sylvan Real : Animal Art by Artists from these Parts

Author

Kanbara, Bryce, Bacon, Chris, Barnard, Alan, Bateman, Robert, Coutts, Joe, Darcy, Brian, Have, Gordon, Godin, Patrick R., McLean, George, Provo, Wray, Strutt, Mark Bradford, Kanbara, Bryce, Bacon, Chris, Barnard, Alan, Bateman, Robert, Coutts, Joe, Darcy, Brian, Have, Gordon, Godin, Patrick R., McLean, George, Provo, Wray, and Strutt, Mark Bradford

Abstract

Drawing parallels with the emergence of photorealism, Kanbara accounts for the popularity of wildlife art, situating ten artists within a copyist tradition. Brief statements by artists. Biographical notes. 3 bibl. ref.

Published
1988

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