• Nuclear regulators want more detail on reactors
  UK regulators have called on the designers of two proposed nuclear power stations to provide the missing technical information required to fully assess ...
• South Africa - improving chemicals and waste legislation
  Much in South Africa is governed by the country’s immense mining industry, even the proliferation of new waste legislation. The chemicals legislation ...
• OSHA schedules meeting of the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health
  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration will hold a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health (ACCSH) Dec. 10-11, ...
• Sustainable management in built environment needs more support
  Senior management could do more to promote the sustainable design and use of facilities in their organisations. A recent study found that a lack of understanding, ...
• Verizon Wireless voluntarily discloses environmental violations
  Verizon Wireless has agreed to pay a $468,600 civil penalty to settle self-disclosed violations of federal environmental regulations discovered at 655 ...
• Mapping human health risk in urban environments
  A new study demonstrates how mapping software can be used to analyse data on heavy metal soil pollution in an urban environment. The researchers incorporated ...
• NDA chief sees toxic hazard disappear
  The new man in charge of Britain’s nuclear clean-up has seen one of the country’s biggest hazards being destroyed at Dounreay. Tony Fountain, the newly-appointed ...
• Building clean out detects historic nuclear material
  As Dounreay’s decommissioning progresses, tiny amounts of fissile material caught up in nooks and crannies of inaccessible pipework and equipment are ...

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