Unveiling Success: Landmark Academy’s Journey to Service Excellence
We are excited to share the remarkable combined journey of Landmark Information Group’s Legal Customer Services and Success teams this…
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Biodiversity Net Gain: Navigating the New Regulations Under the Environment Act 2021
Background Following ambitions for future development to contribute biodiversity net gain (BNG) in Part 6 of the Environment Act 2021,…
Scope 3 emissions and the supply chain
With the COP28 Climate Summit once again shining a light on the importance of reducing the world’s reliance on fossil fuels and ending in a deal to transition away from fossil fuels, this has highlighted the ever-growing awareness and requirement to act now in order to meet climate targets.
Landmark Environmental Risk Series: Storm Babet
The strong winds and torrential rains of Storm Babet made landfall on 18 October 2023. We pulled an Argyll Environmental report and the power of flooding data is clear.
Data security on the governance agenda
Data security is now a fundamental consideration for modern business and has been widely recognised as a key ESG governance issue for some time.
Biodiversity net gain: How can land developers be ready for February 2024?
Part of the UK government’s Environment Act, the biodiversity net gain (BNG) legislation takes effect in February 2024. It requires…
Implementing Net Zero as a Law Firm
Our Customer Success Consultant, Allie Parsons, recently sat down with Thomas Glover, Solicitor at Future Net Zero Accredited law firm – Scott Richards, to discuss their journey on the road to a greener future.
Is biodiversity net gain the answer to sustainable development?
The recent State of Nature report (2023) says “The UK is now one of the most nature-depleted countries on Earth.”…
The role of lawyers in the green transition: six ways of making a positive impact
Climate emergency, ESG, sustainable investment, green transition – these terms have become buzzwords across many industries, not least the legal…
PFAS: The Forever Chemicals
PFAS was first developed in the 1930s and was huge commercial success. Their resistance to water, stains, and heat made them perfect for a wide range or products and application.
Unlocking the PFAS Puzzle: How Desk Studies Reveal ‘Forever’ Chemical Threats on Brownfield Land
#tldr The potential for PFAS – so called “Forever” chemicals – to have been made, stored, used or disposed of…
Risk Horizon data under the spotlight – Water Stress
According to the UN, approximately two billion people worldwide don’t have access to safe drinking water today, and roughly half…