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Transform articles
Many thanks to a departing colleague
At the end of March, our longstanding colleague Nick Blyth departed IEMA to take up the role of senior environment manager at the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
The April/May edition of Transform included an article that referred to some work IEMA and Deloitte had in train on the topic of green skills and jobs.
Dr Ben Vivian FIEMA, chair of the British Standards Institution’s environmental management standards committee SES/1/1, is asking IEMA members to volunteer for this group, which is seeking new members to take an active role in the future of environmental management standards.
IEMA and Deloitte have today published a new report outlining how organisations can accelerate the development of green skills across the UK's workforce.
The UK government has today unveiled a new strategy detailing how the country's education sector will become a “world leader in climate change” by 2030.
The global energy transition could widen the gender employment gap if nothing is done to improve female representation across three key sectors, new analysis suggests.
We can tackle chronic social, emotional and environmental disconnection by putting relationships at the heart of teaching, says Rachel Musson
The Scottish government has made much of its moves to support green jobs, but what is actually happening on the ground? Catherine Early reports
Major legislative shifts and new policy initiatives point to a brighter future for the natural environment.
