VIDEO: Balfour trials tackle embankment slippages
Cranfield University – working in conjunction with Balfour Beatty – are testing the use of BSI PAS 100 compost to control erosion and slope stability as part of WRAP’s (Waste & Resources Action Programme) new series of trials.
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