Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the main greenhouse gas contributing to climate change. Figures from the UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy show that it accounts for 81% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Throughout the year, many people will be away from their properties for significant lengths of time. Although this often can’t be helped, it can leave a property of any nature, including your home, vulnerable to various potential sources of damages. One of the most common and most damaging sources of damage for all properties is water damage, which may be caused by internal or external faults of a building as well as natural flooding.
When in the midst of a building project, it is vital to consider all aspects of the development process (find our readiness check lists here) to ensure the best outcome at the best price. A crucial contributing feature is the careful consideration and extensive planning of all materials used in the building of the final structure.
A ‘work-related disease’ is classified as any illness caused or made worse by factors found in the workplace. This includes many diseases that have much more complex causes, involving a combination of occupational and non-work-related factors.
There are many appliances and essential components in our homes, which help us live our daily lives in convenience and comfort, such as ovens, grills, heaters and boilers. However, whenever we turn on devices which run using natural gas; gasoline, charcoal, wood or other fuels, it is crucial to make sure we do so correctly in order to avoid Carbon Monoxide poisoning.