The UK construction industry towards more sustainable construction 2000-2003 [electronic resource]

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Sustainable Construction Task Group

Language: English Publication details: Watford BRE 2003Subject(s):

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View the report at www.bre.co.uk

Summary: The Sustainable Construction Task Group has published a report concluding that most construction industry firms are ignorant of the business benefits of sustainable practices. The report includes case studies, a list of reference material and links to relevant organisations for more information on sustainability.

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The Sustainable Construction Task Group has published a report concluding that most construction industry firms are ignorant of the business benefits of sustainable practices. The report includes case studies, a list of reference material and links to relevant organisations for more information on sustainability.

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