The ENDS Report
Open-knowledge reference entry
Founded in 1978, The ENDS Report is a magazine published in the United Kingdom and covering environmental policy and business, news, official reports, UK and EU policy and legislation, and how environmental issues affect corporate strategy. It is published monthly by Environmental Data Services Ltd, part of the Haymarket Group, and is subscription only. The headquarters of the magazine is in London.
Regular sections include:
News
Corporate
Energy & Climate
Waste & Resources
Pollution and Clean-up
Supply Chain
Science
Features
Policy Briefing (National)
Policy Briefing (International)
In Parliament
In Court
Events
Services, Courses and Appointments
Environmental Trends
Former editor
The ENDS Report was edited from 1981 to 1997 by Marek Mayer, who also was editorial director from 1997 until his death in 2005.
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