Your October 2013 issue of 'the environmentalist' magazine is on its way to you.

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Issue 143 includes the usual news, interviews, briefings and these insightful features:

  • Collaring emissions - London 2012 posed major operational and environmental challenges for the Metropolitan Police. the environmentalist finds out how the service coped

  • Directing current - Julian Jackson reports on plans for a Europe-wide electricity supergrid, which could be key to the EU achieving its 2020 carbon reduction goals

  • Carbon accounting software - With the introduction of mandatory GHG reporting, this 10-page special report examines what carbon accounting software can offer organisations

  • Selection tool - Kye Gbangola describes the latest guidance from the Global Reporting Initiative and its new emphasis on materiality in sustainability reports

  • The next generation - Jerome Baddley argues that the 1987 definition of sustainable development needs to be updated for the next generation of environment practitioners

This month's IEMA updates includes these headlines:

  • Vision 2020: powered by the members
  • Policy update: assessing energy use
  • IEMA member recognised by WISTA-UK
  • Judging begins for the 2013 graduate award
  • Policy update: EIA streamlining: part II
  • IEMA events and external professional events

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