Magazine February 2011
Transform Magazine February 2011
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Pollution control given a new order
the environmentalist assesses the impact of the industrial emissions Directive on the UK.
NQA's Catherine Golds and Max Linnemann tell IEMA about the the assessment body's new waste management standard.
The deadline for registration for the June Associate Open Book Assessment (OBA) is 20 May 2011.
IEMA's membership forms a unique community of more than 15,000 environment and sustainability professionals worldwide.
IEMA is proud of its associate, full and fellow standards, and of the 68% of members who have achieved these professionally recognised levels.
The world's natural resources are being depleted at an unsustainable rate. Sixty per cent of the services provided by the planet's natural systems are already degraded. This damage is expected to gather pace with growth in world population, changing land use, economic development and climate change.
Full IEMA members (MIEMA) typically earn about £10,000 a year more than their affiliate counterparts, while associate members (AIEMA) earn, on average, £12,000 a year more than graduate members.
Niall Enright explains how to use a marginal abatement cost curve to evaluate the benefits of different energy-efficiency projects.
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