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Call For Papers
The IEMA (institute of Environmental Management and Assessment), BNES YGN (British Nuclear Energy Society, Young Generation Network), SEPA (Scottish Environmental Protection Agency) and UKAEA (The United Kingdom Atomic E...
IEMA @ ET2005
The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) will once again host a day of seminars at the Environmental Technology 2005 Event (ET 2005) 24 - 26 May 2005, the principal event for the UK's senior decisi...
ISO14001 – Revised Standards – Now Available
The revised environmental management standards can now be purchased on the Institute's web site at http://www.iema.net/shop Discounts are available to IEMA members and non-members.
IEMA Elections 2004 – Results Matrix
The results matrix for the 2004 IEMA elections has been published.
Chartered Environmentalist
Following an evaluation and report by independent auditors, the IEMA is proud to announce that SocEnv have awarded them the "Chartered Environmentalist" licence (CEnv).
Reading Room
The 'Reading Room' is now available. It contains a small selection of articles, case studies, e-briefings and law bulletins. Over time the content will grow to provide a wide range of reading materials. To visit the s...
CEnv: what it means for IEMA Members
The IEMA has started to process applications for the Chartered Environmentalist qualification, but CEnv cannot be awarded until the Society for the Environment has received the Royal Charter and the IEMA has achieved its...
Your Institute Needs You!
Dear Colleague, Your Institute Needs You! 2004 is an election year for the Institute when every Member has the right and opportunity to stand for election for one of the Regional Steering groups or as a Sector represen...
SocEnv appoints first Chief Executive Officer
The Society for the Environment has followed quickly on from the grant of its Petition for a Royal Charter (6 May 2004) with the appointment of its first Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Tim Bines1. Dr. Bines will lead SocE...
CEnv update
The Society for the Environment (SocEnv) continues to attract great support from key players and organisations in the environment sector and from members of the constituent bodies of the Society.