The moral imperative for standards bodies
Standards bodies must play their part in helping the corporate world rid itself of racism, says Kye Gbangbola
If the coronavirus pandemic has shown us anything, it's the burning injustice and inequality associated with race. Racism was constructed to divide and rule – to oppress some and provide entitlementContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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Weathering the storm
A major inquiry has found the UK’s critical national infrastructure dangerously at the mercy of extreme weather events. Huw Morris reports
Neil Howe takes an in-depth look at the potential impact of the Retained EU Law Bill
Mariana Mazzucato tells Chris Seekings why governments must take inspiration and courage from ‘moonshot’ projects when tackling the world’s greatest challenges
Dr Parag Khanna, founder of FutureMap, talks to Chris Seekings about how climate change, mass migration, globalisation and other powerful trends will force us to reimagine the world map
Inequality is the under-discussed root cause of global warming, says Guilherme Azevedo, and key to addressing climate injustice
Global warming is already having a detrimental impact on worker productivity, labour markets and economic growth, according to a study by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
The cost-of-living crisis is the greatest short-term risk facing the world, and threatens to undermine eff orts to tackle climate change, which is the biggest long-term risk, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2023.
The UK has lost significant market share in green technology to European competitors over the last two years, which will be worth £4.3bn by 2030.
