Spring 2008

Special Features

13 Banbridge Recycling Centre Opens

25 Ballymena Council’s Eco Building

36 IKEA: A sustainable store

Energy/Environment

21 Tide Turbine Making Waves

22 Renewable Energy Installer Academy

33 Coalition for environmental protection

40 The hidden risks and costs of packaging waste

Waste Management/Recycling

5 MT Waste forges Italian partnership

6 Confidential computer info – shredded!

12 New farm waste plastic collection service for Strabane area

Regular features

47 View from the South

49 Court Report

50 Who’s who directory

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		The potential for expanding the renewable energy market here is obviously enormous, and the requirements for professionally trained installers and suppliers use to be one of the critical barriers to further developing a sustainable sector...



When Ikea opened its 29,000 sq ft superstore – that’s the equivalent of five and a half football pitches - at the Holywood Exchange on the outskirts of Belfast last year, management’s number one priority was the environment.




		Larne Borough Council have been leading the way again on the sustainability front – with a little help from Sustainable Ireland.

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Spring 2008

Special Features

Energy/Environment

Waste Management/Recycling

Regular features

VIEWABLE FEATURES - Spring 2008

Click on the viewable pages selected from this issue

The potential for expanding the renewable energy market here is obviously enormous, and the requirements for professionally trained installers and suppliers use to be one of the critical barriers to further developing a sustainable sector...

When Ikea opened its 29,000 sq ft superstore – that’s the equivalent of five and a half football pitches - at the Holywood Exchange on the outskirts of Belfast last year, management’s number one priority was the environment.

Larne Borough Council have been leading the way again on the sustainability front – with a little help from Sustainable Ireland.

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