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Corporate partnershipsPlacing Nature on the Board Agenda supports efforts to incorporate nature into business strategy and warns that environmental degradation now poses material risks to business resilience, financial performance and long-term value creation.
The guide follows the release of The Boardroom Briefing on Nature, discussion paper and resources from the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra), which urges UK businesses to unlock millions of pounds in saving and new growth opportunities by putting nature at the heart of boardroom decisions.
The Global Networks spearhead ISEP’s voice and member engagement worldwide, advocating for the efforts of local members.
As the representatives of ISEP, these networks organise events, workshops, and seminars that spotlight the latest trends and challenges in sustainability and the environmental sector. Moreover, the networks foster valuable connections among industry experts, including you, the ISEP member!
Join ISEP North West for an engaging webinar, open to members and non-members worldwide, exploring AI in the build environment: a use case study at Sellafield Ltd.
We will explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the design, construction, operation, and lifecycle performance of buildings, highlighting current and future applications across the built environment sector.
The webinar will then focus on the responsible use of AI at Sellafield, the UK’s most complex nuclear site. Speakers will discuss the types of AI currently being deployed, along with the environmental opportunities and challenges they present. Practical examples will include how AI is supporting waste retrieval and characterisation, improving maintenance efficiency, and enabling document automation.
Attendees will gain valuable insight into how AI is evolving within both the wider built environment and major infrastructure operations at Sellafield, with real-world use cases demonstrating its impact across the site.
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