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Highlights from IEMA
Samantha Timbrell, the Guest Editor of Volume 20 of the IEMA Impact Assessment Outlook Journal, Impact Assessment Frontiers Part 1: Environment, Technology and Place discusses the latest journal in her blog.
IEMA recently responded to a consultation on a White Paper that sets out how the Welsh Government intend to complement and enhance existing environmental policies through new legislative means. IEMA Policy and Engagement Lead on Biodiversity and Natural Capital Lesley Wilson tells us more
IEMA's Circular Economy Network Steering Group has published a guide on questions to ask yourself to put circularity at the heart of your business strategy. IEMA's Policy and Engagement Lead on Circular Economy Adam Batchelor tells us more about this new guide.
Asim Ali, IEMA’s Public Affairs Officer, examines the UK Government's policy announcements from April and how they affect the goals of decarbonisation and environmental sustainability. This blog post is part of a monthly series that also reflects on the activity of relevant select committees and all-party parliamentary groups.
