RSK France, in collaboration with law firm Franklin and TechWorks Marine, invites you to a webinar on the sustainable support of renewable energy in the marine environment.

Carbon Zero Consulting invites you to discover what natural environmental heat sources can do for food and drink manufacturing operations.

Copper invites you to join a virtual discussion on how ready the water sector is for the upcoming challenges.

Join us as we speak to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC), alongside industry experts, to explore freeports in more detail.

Join us as thought leaders from across multiple sectors come together to discuss what we need to do to tackle some of the greatest challenges societies have ever faced.

National Highways is delivering one of the biggest infrastructure programmes for a generation.

How can the built environment, as a sector, overcome challenges to decarbonise in order to meet the government’s net-zero target?

This webinar will provide a high-level overview of how the effects of future climate change could be incorporated within the conceptual site model for land contamination risk assessments.

On 30 June Binnies and Rezatec will host a webinar discussion on iDMS and how satellite technology can proactively manage reservoir safety.

RSK Principal Geoenvironmental Engineer Ben Winch speaks on the benefits of reusing material over off-site disposal to landfill.

Ferenc Kis, RSK’s European Business Development Director, will moderate a discussion for business leaders at the upcoming virtual V4 ESG Conference.

On Thursday, 22 April 2021, RSK and law firm Mills & Reeve will host a webinar to discuss the issues relating to the future of fuel stations.

At this virtual event Pellings, part of the RSK group, and the specialist environmental legal team at Browne Jacobson address the requirements for net zero. 

On Wednesday, 7 April 2021, RSK and the Landscape Institute will combine to host a free webinar to discuss and analyse rewilding in Britain.

Last year, RSK signed the Pledge to Net Zero: an initiative that commits organisations from the environmental services sector to a leadership role in the transit towards a net-zero-carbon economy.

Dr Tom Henman, Director, RSK Geosciences, will take part in a virtual event hosted by Environment Analyst. The Brownfield Land Scotland 2021 event will take place in February and Tom will present a case study on a project that featured award-winning public engagement.

RSK Associate Technical Director Vivien Dent will appear as a panellist in a virtual event hosted by Environment Analyst on Tuesday, 19 January 2021 at 10:00 GMT.

Ireland has an ambitious target of 70% of renewable energy by 2030 and just nine years to do it. The number of planned projects in this sector is increasing every year, but are there enough technical skills in Ireland to deliver on this ambitious target?

RSK Company Cognica invites companies from all sectors to attend a webinar on introducing digital twins into daily working life. The webinar will provide a taster session on the possibilities of this limitless technology.

The joint Society of Brownfield Risk Assessment (SoBRA) and Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) SoBRA 2020 Winter Conference & AGM is a great opportunity to learn more about the current issues in contaminated-land risk assessment.

RSK group company WRc invites you to the next event in its Wet Networks series run in collaboration with Arup. The Wet Networks events provide a chance to hear about some of the latest technologies in the water sector and to network with key industry influencers.

Cover crops are plants grown primarily to manage soil erosion, fertility and quality, and control pests, diseases, biodiversity and wildlife in an agroecosystem. They are especially important over winter when they can improve soil functions by increasing soil nutrient and water retention. Cover crops also help to reduce the risks of soil erosion and surface run-off.

Join RSK Biocensus, Landmark Chambers and Walker Morris for a webinar discussion that will examine the forthcoming changes in legislation and policy as the UK prepares to leave the EU on 31 December 2020.

Are you working in highways or railways and involved in designing or building new infrastructure schemes? Perhaps you are involved in widening infrastructure schemes or are tendering for this type of work.

On Tuesday, 15 September 2020, at 10:00 BST, RSK company ADAS, partnering with Rothamsted Research and Bangor University, UK, will host a webinar for RAMIRAN instead of the planned conference.