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IEMA members and other expert stakeholders were joined on an online roundtable today (24.04.23) by the Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Net Zero - Kerry McCarthy MP - to discuss the challenges and opportunities for the UK’s economy in delivering on the net zero transition. In this blog, Ben Goodwin, IEMA’s Head of Policy, looks at the main discussion points.
Volume 16 of the Impact Assessment Outlook Journal provides a series of thought pieces on EIA as a Design Tool, and the consideration of Alternatives. The result is a valuable yet quick read across some of the different aspects of UK and international practice exploring EIA as a design tool and the consideration of alternatives.
Solar power generation is hampered by a lack of workers with the right green skills and training, according to the Environmental Audit Committee – a cross-party group of MPs in the UK Parliament. IEMA's Digital Journalist Tom Pashby reports.
IEMA staff will be attending the Bonn Climate Change Conference, to lay the groundwork for a COP28 cover text campaign to reflect the need to invest in and develop a global workforce that can tackle climate change head-on. Read the full story from IEMA's Head of Policy, Ben Goodwin.
