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Highlights from IEMA
Members of IEMA’S biodiversity and natural capital steering group, along with key business stakeholders, joined a roundtable with the Minister for International Environment this morning to set out their expectations heading into COP15.
During the Prime Minister's Questions, PM Rishi Sunak stated that the war in Ukraine should catalyse efforts to tackle climate change - IEMA CEO, Sarah Mukherjee MBE reacts to the discussion.
Several IEMA members joined the Shadow Levelling Up Minister, Alex Norris MP, this morning to discuss the need for legislation that delivers effective outcomes for the natural environment as part of the planning and development process in England. Here Ben Goodwin, IEMA’s Head of Policy, looks at the key talking points from the roundtable discussion.
IEMA's CEO Sarah Mukherjee MBE reacts to the first speech from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, where he mentioned "protecting our environment"
