14th April 2016

Since completing the consultation in 2013 on developing its future vision, IEMA has been working to reposition itself to ensure it is equipped to buil...

7th April 2016

Paul Suff reports on how imagination and ambition are helping paint and chemicals firm AkzoNobel to do more by using less

7th April 2016

Michael Hardisty asks when a company can be considered genuinely sustainable

7th April 2016

Henry Le Brecht, James Montgomery and Phil Le Gouais outline a new IEMA guide for climate change resilience and adaptation in EIA

7th April 2016

Every major public body in Wales will soon have a duty to maximise sustainable development. But will it simply be wise words or could it transform a n...

7th April 2016

IEMA would like to congratulate the following members on recently upgrading their membership as part of their ongoing commitment to learning and profe...

7th April 2016

The Budget set out further significant changes to the business energy efficiency tax regime.

7th April 2016

Emma Lui assesses the Court of Appeal ruling on a case bought by four solar energy companies against the government on subsidy cuts.

7th April 2016

Thames Water receives six-figure financial penalty

7th April 2016

Paolo Mengozzi, Advocate General at the European Court of Justice (ECJ), has dismissed appeals by four German companies against decisions by the Europ...

7th April 2016

The EU launches crackdown on wildlife trafficking.

7th April 2016

Green organisations are struggling to promote the environment as a key issue in the EU referendum debate, according to speakers at an event in Westmin...

7th April 2016

New environmental impact assessment regulations for Wales introduced several major changes from 1 March.

7th April 2016

Proportionality has been the watchword in EIA for the last few years.

7th April 2016

A round-up of the latest business news, including United Airlines, Viridor and Heathrow.

7th April 2016

Countries with tough environmental regulations do not lose export competitiveness to those with less stringent legislation, according to the OECD.

7th April 2016

The Environmental Protection Agency in Ireland has warned that the country will miss its 2020 greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions targets for sectors not c...

7th April 2016

George Osborne's reduction in the targets for recycling plastic packaging drew a mixed reaction from industry.

7th April 2016

The rules on the free allocation of EU emissions trading system allowances have created perverse incentives, resulting in the cement sector emitting m...

7th April 2016

The rules on the free allocation of EU emissions trading system allowances have created perverse incentives, resulting in the cement sector emitting m...

7th April 2016

Data from the International Energy Agency has revealed that energy-related emissions remained flat in 2015 for the second consecutive year.

7th April 2016

A round-up of news on business sustainability and ethics.

7th April 2016

Awareness and enforcement of waste responsibilities are still lacking, according to experts in the sector.

7th April 2016

Businesses and environmental campaigners want the government to reaffirm its commitment to sustainable timber procurement following its abandonment of...

5th April 2016

Scotland should aim to achieve a 61% reduction in emissions by 2030 to meet the requirements of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act.

5th April 2016

The government should strengthen mandatory carbon reporting now that it has pledged to retain it, business and investor organisations have said.

1st April 2016

Michael Hardisty asks when a company can be considered genuinely sustainable

1st April 2016

Health impact assessments and pre-apps.