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Environmental Principles | 10 Pointers to abide by

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A useful guide for property and land owners and managers when making decisions about their property that affects its impact on the environment and society.

Decisions should ideally be responsible, based on sound principles and of high-integrity.

Donna Rourke
Head of ESG and Sustainability
London
+44 7443372273
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Jason Beedell
Director, Research
Head Office, London
+44 203 7970 598
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Joel Paterson
Head of Natural Capital Scotland
Inverness
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