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The June 2012 issue of the environmentalist magazine is on its way to you.

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Issue 127 includes the usual news, interviews, briefings and these fascinating features as well as the Summer 2012 Learning Supplement.

• Arrested development

  With the UK set to build major infrastructure projects, EIA experts come together to discuss whether impact assessment is a barrier to development

• Adapting EIA to climate change

  Bryony Cunningham and Larraine Wilde on why impact assessments should do more to consider the effects of a changing global climate

• Click to screen

  Experts run the rule over three new pieces of computer software to see if they can improve the efficiency of environmental impact assessments

• Water runs through EIA

  The NEAS team at the Environment Agency explains how it goes about embedding assessment under the Water Framework Directive into EIA

• Why EIA needs EMS

  Martin Broderick argues that impact assessment must link to an environment management system if the outcomes are to be effectively managed

This month's IEMA updates include:

• New IEMA council elected
• IEMA sets out its position on 14001
• Institute picks up IAIA award
• Your route to Associate membership

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Issue 127 June 2012 the environmentalist

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