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Highlights from IEMA
IEMA has reacted to the news that the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists have decided to move the Doomsday Clock from 100 to 90 seconds to midnight - 10 seconds closer to oblivion.
Workers at the Environment Agency are on strike due to a dispute over their pay for the first time in the public body’s 26 year history. IEMA's Tom Pashby report.
IEMA members were joined by Baroness Young at a roundtable discussion about environmental targets and governance. Ben Goodwin, IEMA’s head of policy, explores the key talking points.
The Skidmore Review of the UK’s net zero strategy has now been published. Chloë Fiddy, IEMA’s Policy and Engagement lead on climate issues, takes a look at its key findings and what the government must do next in this short blog.
