The UK government has published its 3rd climate change risk assessment, highlighting multiple threats that higher temperatures pose to society and the economy. We've compiled a list of helpful resources for environment and sustainability professionals to further develop knowledge and skills in the areas the report highlights to help make the transition to a more sustainable future.
Head of Policy Ben Goodwin responds to the UK government publishing its third climate change risk assessment within our TRANSFORM article, written by reporter Chris Seekings:
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- IEMA - Environment Act 2021
- IEMA - Pledge to Net Zero - Creating the business case for fast climate action
- IEMA - Climate Risk and Security – Global security leaders and the developing frontline
- IEMA - Climate Science and COP26 – Updates on the latest Climate Science in the build-up to COP26
News items:
- IEMA - IEMA reacts to long-awaited net zero strategy
- IEMA - Environment Bill achieves Royal Assent
- IEMA - IEMA reacts to Environment Act
- IEMA - IEMA signs letter asking government to require mandatory disclosures of net zero transition plans for large companies
- IEMA - IEMA reacts to IPCC report: AR6 Climate Change 2021
- IEMA - IEMA reacts to CCC Progress report to Parliament
- IEMA - IEMA reacts to Climate Change Committee Report
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Posted on 18th January 2022
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