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Carbon reduction case study: Shaldon and Ringmore

Construction carbon calculator case study showing carbon reduction.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
11 May 2012

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Carbon Reduction Case Study: Shaldon and Ringmore

Ref: LIT 6841, IEM/2012/002

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This highlights actions we’re taking to reduce our carbon footprint within the Environment Agency, including benefits and lessons learnt.

The villages of Shaldon and Ringmore are located on the Teign Estuary, South Devon. This £7.6 million project involved the design and construction of raised flood defences along 1.7 km of the existing walls, incorporating 10 flood gates, 25 flood windows and doors, access steps, ramps and a pump station with outfall to alleviate the current surface water issues.

Published 11 May 2012