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Environment

Sustainable business activity is contingent on managing environmental risks and impacts appropriately. We investigate environmental issues with the potential to impact the balance sheet, expenditure forecasts and continuity.

Our team’s spectrum of expertise provides our clients with an integrated approach to investigating and managing environmental risk, whilst co-ordinating legal, technical and financial streams of environmental due diligence.

		Renewables energy AIM briefing - Monday 26 November 2007 The presentations given at this briefing map the journey renewable companies make to AIM listing – including case studies and advice on preparing for effective fundraising.
		Results and commentary from the 2007 renewable energy survey Evaluating current industry issues discussed at Deloitte's 2007 renewable energy seminar.

		Improving the reporting of mine closure liabilities Companies that operate mines are obliged, to varying extents, to undertake work associated with the closure and decommissioning of their mines and rehabilitation of the impacted area.
		An analysis of sustainable development reporting in the mining industry Metals and mining companies, like all businesses, focus on financial viability and profitability.

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