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News Release from: Faversham House Exhibitions
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 January 2003
Time to preregister for et2003
Preregistration is now live for et2003, the UK's premier environmental technology and management services exhibition, to be held from 8th to 10th April 2003, at the UK NEC.
Preregistration is now live for et2003, the UK's premier environmental technology and management services exhibition, to be held from 8th to 10th April 2003, at the UK NEC With over 150 exhibitors and sponsors providing information zones, free seminars, workshops, briefing sessions, conferences, and hands on demonstrations of some of the newest technology and services on offer in the environmental industry arena, et2003 is the event to leave your desk for
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Preregistration is free, quick and easy, either online or by telephone.
Preregistering for et2003 entitles visitors to: fast track entry into et2003 exhibition, avoiding queues; the et2003 newsletter with exhibitor details on new launches, demonstrations and competitions in advance of the event, plus updates on TalkBack, free seminars and accompanying events and conferences; and entry into a free prize draw to win a Sony handheld PC.
With environmental best practice on everyone's business agenda, et2003 can help visitors identify and meet environmental legislation, find new markets in the environmental technology sector, and source services and products to improve your environmental performance.
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The issue of environmental compliance is an important factor at et2003 and will be discussed at the Talkback event.
Talkback is a 'BBC Question Time' style debate and takes place at the NEC at 11am on 8th April.
This year the discussion subject for Talkback at et2003 is "Business and the environment - what works best, the carrot or the stick?".
Once again it will be chaired by Peter Hobday, former host of Radio 4's Today programme.
Panelists confirmed to date include Michael Meacher MP, Baroness Barbara Young, Stephen Tindale from Greenpeace and Chris Mottershead from BP.
The Environment Agency is a major exhibitor at et2003, and once again will prove to be a popular participant.
Building on the success of its advice centre in 2002, the Environment Agency will present a series of free interactive sessions to give businesses practical help in tackling the complexities of environmental regulations.
Visitors will be able to gain up-to-the-minute information and quiz Environment Agency specialists on a variety of topics, including: hazardous waste; contaminated land; environmental management systems; and pollution prevention and control regimes.
The International Clean Up (ICU) exhibition and conference is colocated with et2003.
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