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The hot topics at the heart of IEMA
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Highlights from IEMA
In the build-up to COP26, we're hosting weekly webinars on critical COP themes: climate change, climate security and risk, sustainable finance and the role of nature, starting on 7 Oct and featuring special guest speakers.
The Oct/Nov issue of TRANSFORM is out now! We discuss the rising tide of cybercrime, speak with Sir David King about his career and COP26, hear from IEMA's Abi Simmons on GenZ's take on all things climate and much more!
The House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has published a report with recommendations for government on improving green skills and green jobs in the UK. IEMA's Tom Pashby discusses evidence submitted to the committee by Martin Baxter in their article.
The eleventh edition of the Impact Assessment Outlook Journal is out now and is a collaboration between IEMA and the Landscape Institute, providing a series of thought pieces on landscape and visual impact assessment.
