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Supreme court rules against UK government in air quality case
The government has been ordered to submit new plans to bring air pollution under control to the European commission by the end of the year in a landmark legal ruling.
The judgment marks the end of a five-year legal battle brought by NGO Client Earth against the environment department (Defra) over its failure to meet limits for nitrogen dioxide (NO2). The air qualitContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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Majority of environmental professionals fear green skills gap
Almost three-fifths of UK environmental professionals feel there is a green skills gap across the country’s workforce, or that there will be, a new survey has uncovered.
Ahead of the UK general election next month, IEMA has analysed the Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat, and Green Party manifestos in relation to the sustainability agenda.
Groundbreaking legislation on air and noise pollution and measures to tackle growing concerns over disposable vapes provide the focus for Neil Howe’s environmental legislation update
Rivers and waterways across England and Wales are increasingly polluted by sewage spills. What is causing the crisis and what is being done to tackle it? Huw Morris reports
Disgraced environmental consultant Peter Lovebrother is another month nearer retirement…
Despite cost-of-living concerns, four-fifths of shoppers are willing to pay more for sustainably produced or sourced goods, a global survey has found.
