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Highlights from IEMA
At a breakfast roundtable session hosted this morning, IEMA’s policy team brought together several members to discuss green skills transformation with the Shadow Energy Minister, Dr Alan Whitehead MP.
IEMA is launching a Live Blog covering the leadership race for the new Conservative party leader and UK Prime Minister featuring the latest environment and sustainability news and views from candidates in the race, their supporters and the IEMA community.
IEMA's digital journalist Tom Pashby explores new climate advice on overheating in buildings.
The Office for Environmental Protection has published its updated strategy and enforcement policy following the public consultation that was held earlier in the year. IEMA’s Head of Policy, Ben Goodwin, takes a look at what this means for the OEP going forward and more importantly for the future of our natural environment.
