The May 2012 issue of the environmentalist magazine is now in the post and on its way to you.
But if you cannot wait to get the printed copy, you can download a PDF of this month's magazine here.
Issue 126 includes the usual news, interviews, briefings and these fascinating features.
Does yellow and blue make green?
Former environment minister Tim Yeo MP and Aldersgate Group chair Peter Young discuss the performance of the self-titled "greenest government"In praise of PV
Environmental challenges have forced the PVC industry to change over the past decade. Mark Everard reveals how it started to put sustainability firstCatching the rays
Southampton City Council has invested heavily in installing solar panels on its buildings with the aim of saving energy costs and driving down emissionssA new dawn for planning?
The final national planning policy framework should herald a fresh start for planning in the UK, but questions remain, argues Stephen TromanPower supply
Managing the voltage of a firm's electricity supply through optimisation equipment offers it the opportunity to improve its energy efficiency
This month's IEMA updates include:
- Developing EIA: one year on
- Progress on the skills map
- Survey results: the future of 14001
- Your route to Associate membership
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Issue 126 May 2012 the environmentalist
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Posted on 14th May 2012
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