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Home News CEMEX UK launches Sublime Nature conservation book

CEMEX UK launches Sublime Nature conservation book

by Staff Writer
June 27, 2014
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Sublime Nature, a new book launched by CEMEX UK, is the first in the new Nature Series from global building materials supplier, CEMEX. This visually inspiring book with stunning photographs taken from the natural world follows the high standard of the celebrated 20-volume CEMEX Conservation book series. Sublime Nature, developed in partnership with National Geographic and Christina Mittermaier, dedicated conservationist and photographer, includes spectacular photographs taken by award-winning photojo

Sublime Nature, a new book launched by Cemex UK, is the first in the new Nature Series from global building materials supplier, Cemex.

This visually inspiring book with stunning photographs taken from the natural world follows the high standard of the celebrated 20-volume Cemex Conservation book series.

Sublime Nature, developed in partnership with National Geographic and Christina Mittermaier, dedicated conservationist and photographer, includes spectacular photographs taken by award-winning photojournalists interspersed with inspiring words from renowned writers and environmentalists, aimed at creating awareness of the great beauty of the planet and promoting preservation and conservation.

“As a leading supplier of aggregates, cement and ready-mixed concrete, we recognise the need to balance the requirements of the natural world with the demands of communities for building materials to be used in new schools, homes, infrastructure and the built environment, ” says Jesus Gonzalez, president Cemex UK .

“Much like throwing a stone in the water and the resulting ripple effect, our conservation book series has helped to drive an ever-increasing range of environmental initiatives. We want to be the best for communities by maintaining the natural world around us and creating a better future for society.

“Although recent Government announcements have seen a reduction in green objectives, I remain passionate about maintaining sustainability momentum while playing a key role in delivering on our built environment challenges. Our key activities focus on driving down CO2 , boosting nature around our operations, developing more sustainable solutions and being more efficient with natural resources.”

Sublime Nature in now available from Amazon and the Book People.

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