Competency going to waste
NQA's Catherine Golds and Max Linnemann tell IEMA about the the assessment body's new waste management standard.
Much is made of personal and professional competency in the environmental profession. Employers are, quite rightly, told that to employ individual practitioners who have been recognised as “professionContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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IEMA reacts to UK government's spring statement
IEMA has called on the UK government to invest more in low-carbon transport following its cut to fuel duty in today's spring statement.
The UK government has today launched an eight-week consultation on its plans for legally-binding environmental targets.
Nearly 10,400 companies worldwide – worth $105trn (£80.4trn) in market capitalisation – will be asked to disclose environmental data by more than 680 financial institutions this year through CDP.
The EU has unveiled plans to end its reliance on fossil fuel imports from Russia by 2030 following the county's invasion of Ukraine.
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels could require investment of $15trn (£11.4trn) in carbon dioxide removals (CDRs) over the next three decades.
IEMA has published updated guidance to help environmental impact assessment (EIA) practitioners better understand, record and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from major developments.
IEMA CEO, Sarah Mukherjee MBE, has described today's report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as a "stark reminder" of the significant threat that climate change poses to civilisation as we know it.
Two-thirds of small business owners in the UK are worried that they don’t have the right skills and knowledge to tackle the climate crisis, a recent survey has found.
Companies across the UK, US and EU are being deterred from investing in environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives due to a lack of regulatory guidance, a new survey has found.
