Regulation Videos

While sustainable innovation opportunities are numerous, none are more important in the coming years than those addressing carbon footprints, water, and waste. Join Will Sarni as he highlights examples of how companies and communities in a variety of sectors are tackling these three issues head on through initiatives and long term projects designed to measure & achieve real results.

While sustainable innovation opportunities are numerous, none are more important in the coming years than those addressing carbon footprints, water, and waste. Join Will Sarni as he highlights examples of how companies and communities in a variety of sectors are tackling these three issues head on through initiatives and long term projects designed to measure & achieve real results.

Doing electrical work in your own home can be governed by 'Part P' regulation in the UK, so what are you allowed to do and what is off limits? Get the full guide at http://www.which.co.uk/electrics

SwineCast 0483 Show Notes: Looking at the current state of climate change legislation and regulation with NPPC's Chief Environmental Council Michael Formica at the National Association of Farm Broadcasters meeting in KC.  GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE

Harvey Miller of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP told The Deal's Mary Kathleen Flynn at The Deal Economy 2010 Conference that if the government had made an arrangement for an orderly unwinding of Lehman Brothers Inc. the results would have been different. - Maria Woehr

Fran speaks to One Tel founder Jodee Rich about yesterday's end to the eight year civil case.

In a dramatic end to an eight year long legal saga yesterday, our corporate regulator ASIC was left with egg on its face and Australian taxpayers with a legal bill in excess of $30 million. The NSW Supreme Court threw out the civil case against One Tel founder Jodee Rich and former finance director Mark Silbermann, clearing them of any wrongdoing in the collapse of the telco. ASIC accused the pair of misleading the board about One Tel's true financial position ahead of the company's collapse in 2001, but the court rejected the regulator's push to have them pay $92m in compensation because it had quote "failed to prove any aspect of its pleaded case".

Kurtzman Carson's managing director Jonathan Carson says prepackaged bankruptcy cases are bound to grow this year due to liquidity restrictions and riming restrictions imposed by bankruptcy reform. See the video below or download it at iTunes. - Maria Woehr

Ben M Mbewe, Malawi, talks with Harriette Bentil, Ghana, about water and sanitation in Malawi and sub-contracting of services. There is a great variety of coverage within Malawi. There are also different arrangements for the service provision. The government is there to create an enabling environment. He also mentions that it is easier to discuss water supply than toilets and pit latrines. The passage of the new Sanitation Law has a positive impact on this. Literacy and education can also help make these discussions easier.

Robert Nduati Gakobia of the Water Services Regulatory Board, Kenya talks about the practice of four years experience on regulating in his country with Jean de La Harpe, South African expert from IRC on local governance and decentralisation of water and sanitation services.