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Environment
- CITB's (Construction Industry Training Board) e-environment is a collection of resources, including web links, to support environmental awareness and sustainability in the construction industry.
- The environment is a critical aspect of the construction industry, with climate change, waste, and pollution being major concerns.
- The construction industry is responsible for 45% of the UK's carbon emissions, with 32% of landfill waste coming from construction, demolition, and excavation.
- Environmental considerations include biodiversity, air quality, noise, and water pollution.
- The industry's environmental impact can be reduced through sustainable design, procurement, and construction practices.
Resources
- The e-environment resources include web links to organizations such as the Environment Agency, DEFRA, and the UK Green Building Council.
- These resources provide information on environmental legislation, regulations, and best practices.
- The resources also cover topics such as sustainable procurement, waste reduction, and energy efficiency.
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This quiz covers the environmental impact of the construction industry, including climate change, waste, and pollution. It explores the industry's responsibility for carbon emissions and landfill waste in the UK.
