About this event
The world is finally waking up to the importance of soils and stones as hugely valuable resources, integral to safeguarding our biodiversity, food supply and climate. Following on from their influential 2021 report, Society for the Environment is harnessing its cross-disciplinary network to influence policy, public opinion, and industry.
“The Ten Principles of Good Soils and Stones Management” provide a clear, straightforward outline of how to use and re-use soils and stones across sectors including construction, resource management, forestry, engineering, and agriculture.
This Brownfield & Regeneration Network webinar, held in partnership with Society for the Environment, will provide an overview of the principles and explore how they offer a much-needed framework for sustainable use of these valuable resources, against which existing legislation and regulation can be reviewed and improved. Join the webinar to find out more, learn how you can get involved and ask questions.
This event is CPD-accredited
Hosted by
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Guest speaker
Martin Ballard Group Head of Environment @ WatesG
Chartered Environmentalist, Lead of SocEnv Soils and Stones project and Group Head of Environment for Wates
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Team member
Environment AnalystT
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Team member
Ross Griffiths Managing Director @ Environment AnalystT
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Guest speaker
Rob Earl Chartered Environmentalist and Fellow @ Institute of WaterG
Retired Chartered Environmentalist, registered through the Institute of Water. I spent 43 years in the Water Industry where, among other things, I ran the recycling of sewage and waterworks sludge across Kent, managed solid waste contracts, implemented and ran an environmental management system, and was the advisor on environmental risk, governance and environmental law for a major water utility. I am currently working with SocEnv on the Soils and Stones project.
