Our latest News
2020
Delivering pledges to net zero essential if Paris targets to be met
IEMA’s new briefing paper outlines the need for business relevance, multiple tools, planned pathways and transparent approaches.
2020
IEMA reacts to recommendation from the Climate Change Committee for a 78% emissions reduction for the 6th carbon budget
IEMA’s Director of Policy and External Affairs Martin Baxter responds to the recommendation from the Climate Change Committee.
2020
IEMA’s crucial role in preparing businesses for net zero transition
A major global survey has revealed that the majority of company executives believe their businesses are ill-prepared for the transition to net zero carbon emissions.
2020
IEMA reacts to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement – which risks undermining commitment to tackling the climate emergency
IEMA’s Director of Policy and External Affairs Martin Baxter responds to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
2020
Astutis launch new eLearning Environmental Sustainability Skills Training
Health, Safety and Environmental training specialist Astutis has partnered with the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) to launch two new work-place eLearning environmental sustainability skills c...
2020
Health Impact Assessment in Planning
The eighth volume from the Impact Assessment Outlook Journal series brings together a selection of articles on HIA in planning. With the world still in the midst of the Covid-19 global pandemic, a focus on health has nev...
2020
IEMA comments on draft ISO standard on sustainable finance
IEMA's official response to draft standard ISO 32210
2020
Now or Never…
That’s the bold title of Willmott Dixon’s new sustainability strategy which was launched on the 29th September.
2020
Reforming Environmental Impact Assessment
In response to the ongoing Government consultation on ‘Planning for the Future’ and in advance of the anticipated Autumn consultation on EIA reforms, IEMA has recently set out advice to the Government teams working on th...
2020
Environmental renaissance depends on delivering legally binding targets
Establishing legally binding targets through the Environment Bill is a welcome and necessary step towards setting the country on the path to a greener future.