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- Approach our work holistically, making decisions based on a clear view of the environmental outcomes and impacts. Research, develop and promote practical resilient solutions to relevant environmental issues. Work with clients and collaborators with due consideration that their environmental commitments are consistent with our own.
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In 2020, Arup committed to ensuring net zero across our operations by 2030. Our aim is to reduce emissions by 30%, which is equivalent to 40,800 tCO 2 e within 5 years of that commitment. Find out more about our story.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) responds to the environment balanced against the needs of development. The expectation to do this is rising, the breadth of work is growing, the process more democratic and the audiences more engaged and varied. At Arup, we know what works and why.
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Environmental Policy. We seek to protect the environment by addressing the complex challenges presented by population growth, climate change, biodiversity loss, increasing energy demand and resource scarcity to live within the natural limits of our planet.
The impacts of climate change can be seen all around us, from more frequent and powerful storms and floods, melting glaciers and sea level rises through to more extreme droughts. Our experts explore what these impacts are and how we can attempt to respond in order to create more resilient and sustainable communities.
In 2020, Arup committed to ensuring net zero across our operations by 2030. Our aim is to reduce emissions by 30%, which is equivalent to 40,800 tCO 2 e within 5 years of that commitment. Find out more about our story
Arup helps clients to respond to climate change risks, make more sustainable use of resources, and amplify the social value of their organisations’ activities and practices. We help them prioritise and adopt approaches aligned to internationally recognised ESG standards.
Arup, working with partners like the World Green Building Council, has committed to carrying out whole life carbon assessments on all projects from 2022. This will help our clients to understand the emissions implications of their designs in greater detail than before, and lead to more sustainable buildings.
