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Applications are now open for a unique and innovative postgraduate course that will explore how we can transform the fortunes of biodiversity, launched by The University of Manchester.
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Topics inside include many examples of:
• water and wastewater
• energy efficiency
• air quality
• manufacturing processes
• trade shows
• carbon reduction
• sustainable packaging
• fuel efficiency
• water analysis
• green heat
• electric vehicles
• energy efficiency
• environmental social governance (ESG)
• sustainable flooring
• wastewater pollution reduction
• water saving
• carbon balanced paper
• flood defence
• biodiverity education and training
• spill protection
• brownfield remediation
• building insulation
• pumping flood/drainage protection
• SuDS and drainage
• water & wastewater monitoring
• food waste management
• soil regeneration
• pesticide alternatives/management
• district heat energy from water
• small scale solar
• sustainable textiles
• sustainability recruitment
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