Promising News For UK Amphibians
11th December 2015Scientists from the UK and Spain have recently published details of the first-ever successful elimination of the fatal chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis) in a wild … View the full post
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Collaboration is coming!
2nd September 2015The culmination of the research blogs presented in this series[i], [ii], [iii], [iv] have aimed to promote an appreciation of the importance of collaborative working … View the full post
Aggressive mitigation needed to reduce global mortality from PM2.5 air pollution
24th July 2015A new study published by the Environmental Science and Technology journal on the effect of PM2.5 (particulate matter <2.5μm in diameter) revealed that millions of … View the full post
Business legitimacy: The unexpected enemy of low carbon construction?
22nd July 2015The concept of legitimacy in business is the perception that the way in which an organisation behaves is desirable or part of the socially constructed … View the full post
The human question: Solving the construction industry’s carbon crisis
4th March 2015Concerns over the climatic effects of increasing anthropogenic CO2 emissions have pressured many industries into making positive environmental changes. The construction industry is no exception … View the full post
Energy YES! 2014
10th July 2014Phlorum was proud to have been asked back to help with the Energy Young Entrepreneurs Scheme (YES) 2014 event, as one of the business mentors. … View the full post
The Manchester Carbon Literacy Project
28th February 2014The Manchester Carbon Literacy Project is an ambitious undertaking. It seeks to educate Mancunians on the fundamental issues affecting climate change and to encourage lifestyle … View the full post
Homes and businesses under relentless flood risk threat
14th February 2014With large areas of the country under increasingly high levels of flood risk, and the problems likely to become worse as a month’s rain is … View the full post
PCA Addresses Japanese Knotweed Issue In White Paper
20th January 2014PCA Addresses Japanese Knotweed Issue In White Paper View the full post
Takeaway Litter Lout Fined £500
16th January 2014A Medway woman was recently fined £500 for tossing a bag of takeaway food wrappers from the window of the car she was travelling in. … View the full post
