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October 16, 2009 · about 17 years ago

UK ports feel they must do more to protect the environment

UK ports have made significant inroads in adhering to current environmental legislation but feel they could and should be doing much more, according to new research from engineering and environmental consultancy, Royal Haskoning. The ‘Green Ports’ survey by Royal Haskoning of 100 port decision maker

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UK ports have made significant inroads in adhering to current environmental legislation but feel they could and should be doing much more, according to new research from engineering and environmental consultancy, Royal Haskoning. The ‘Green Ports’ survey by Royal Haskoning of 100 port decision makers in Britain revealed that many recognise the growing importance of environmental management, with the majority (89 per cent) of respondents stating that they already have an environmental policy in place.

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