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Society for the Environment
Ten leading environmental Institutions and Learned Societies have come together to form a new Umbrella Body for environmental affairs. Between them they represent the primary environmental disciplines. The new body is th...
Notice of Second Annual Conference
IEMA's Annual Conference 2003 3rd & 4th June, The Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Become a Fellow of the Institute
We are delighted to announce that the Fellow level of membership has been approved by the IEMA Council and is now available to Full Members. Fellowship is the highest level of professional recognition offered by the Ins...
Early–bird discounts for the Annual Conference
The second IEMA annual conference takes place on 3rd and 4th of June at the Botanical Gardens, near Birmingham. The conference will be open to IEMA members only, places are limited so please book early. There is an ear...
REMAS, exploiting the links between EMS and regulation
REMAS is a three-year project designed to examine environmental management systems (EMS's) currently in place in business and industry across EU Member States. REMAS aims to demonstrate that companies and organisations t...
Environmental Policy is published
The IEMA has published its environmental policy as part of a programme to achieve certification to ISO 14001 for the Institute's activities at the Lincoln office. The policy can be found under "read more".
Environmental Purchasing in Practice
The IEMA is delighted to announce the publication of its second journal in the ‘practitioner’ series: ‘Environmental Purchasing in Practice: guidance for organisations’. The journal has been co-produced with the Charter...
Bell College prize for Student Essay Competition
The winning entry in the Student Essay Competition will receive �800 and a free place on Bell College's 18-day Associate Level Certified Training Course - this includes free accommodation, breakfast and lunch. The winner...
Acorns are entrusted to the IEMA
Agreement has been reached with the Acorn Trust for the IEMA to manage the proposed Scheme based on a new British Standard (BS 8555) when the project is completed in March 2003.