OCTOBER 2007
CONTENTS
FEATURE
IS THE FUTURE GREEN? Peter Madden, Chief Executive at
Forum for the Future looks ahead.
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WASTE & RECYCLING
TRANSFORMING LONDON’S ATTITUDE TO WASTE
Daniel Silverstone, Chief Executive of London Remade
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debates the changing face of waste in the capital.
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