The event programmes was as follows-
4pm: Introduction - Caroline Gill, IEMA
4:15pm: Brownfield Regeneration and House Building: A Developers Perspective on the Economic Outlook - Ian Heasman Associate Director of Brownfield and Sustainability: Taylor Wimpey UK Ltd
4:45pm: How innocent owners can become liable for contamination they never caused and why due diligence is imperative - Simon Boyle: Argyll Environmental Limited
5:15pm: How new standards for geotechnical and environmental site investigation and design could enable more sustainable developments - Mike Brown Head of New Business and Marketing: Geo-Environmental Services
5:45pm: Fingerprinting and identifying nuisance dust emissions during Brownfield redevelopment - Ben Williams: DustScan Limited
6:15pm: Development and spin-out of new remediation technologies and University: business partnership opportunities - Professor Andy Cundy: Assistant Head of School (Research) School of Environment and Technology - University of Brighton
6:45pm: Questions and Finish
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Posted on 11th February 2011
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