Environment, competitiveness and profitability (environment management in the construction products sector)

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Environment, competitiveness and profitability (environment management in the construction products sector)

Publisher

BREPress

Author

BRE

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BRE Report 342, BR342

Published Date

01-May-1998

ISBN

1860812163

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Material extraction, processing, components assembly, transport and construction are all activities which directly create environmental impact. Some parts of the sector are prone to considerable environmental scrutiny and the construction sector as a whole has a sizeable influence over the UKs environment. To remain competitive, companies are continually seeking ways to be more cost-effective and to differentiate their products from those of the competition. 32 pages.

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