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Highlights from IEMA
IEMA members yesterday had the privilege of being joined by the Deputy First Minister of Wales (and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs), Huw Irranca Davies MS, to discuss the implementation of key environmental legislation. In this short blog, IEMA's Director of Policy and Public Affairs, Ben Goodwin, looks at the key talking points from the online roundtable.
Following the King’s Speech, Ben Goodwin, IEMA’s Director of Policy and Public Affairs, looks at some of the key areas where further detail and action is required.
IEMA launches new 'Implementing the Mitigation Hierarchy from Concept to Construction' guidelines to help IEMA’s members integrate environmental and social considerations into the design of projects.
IEMA responds to Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) consultation - Chloë Fiddy, IEMA’s Senior Policy and Engagement Lead for Climate Change and Energy sets out a summary of the consultation response and how the decisions might land, depending on the actions of the new government.
