By Andy O’Dea
Most of us are aware of the risks associated with Japanese knotweed on land development. Any plant that has the potential to grow 3m to 4m in a single season with the ability to damage underground services, force its way through walls, tarmac and even concrete paving is to be treated with caution.
At [...]
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An invasive pest to control an invasive weed
March 28th, 2009Posted in: Andy O'Dea
What you need to know about the eco-town PPS
March 10th, 2009By Bruce Blaine
In November, 2008, the Government published a consultation draft Planning Policy Statement to provide the framework for determining what would constitute an eco-town in England. The consultation period ended on 6 March, 2008.
The eco-towns proposals, introduced in August, 2007, have stirred up a great deal of discussion by obth supporters and opponents, not [...]
Posted in: Equilibrium
From Air to Z
February 20th, 2009Russell Davies, from his blog “as disappointed as you are” quoting Clay Shirky:
“We’re not going from a world of Business Model A to one of Business Model B, we’re going from Business Model A to Business Models A to Z”.
That was what I was trying to explain to a potential client; our new method doesn’t [...]
Posted in: Behavioural Economics
