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NEW GUIDE: Natural Capital 101 - Insights for Sustainability Professionals - The quantity, condition and location of Natural Capital are all important factors in realising the benefits and economic value to business and society. Find out more in IEMA's new guide written by Lesley Wilson, Dr Alison Holt and Dr Stephanie Hime.
The Labour Party launched their manifesto in Manchester today. Following the IEMA analysis of the Lib Dem, Tory and Green Party manifestos, Ben Goodwin, Director of Policy and Public Affairs at IEMA, looks at what the Labour Party has prioritised in relation to the sustainability agenda.
The Conservatives have become the second party to launch their programme for government, which they aim to deliver should they win the election on the 4th of July. IEMA's Ben Goodwin pulls out some of the relevant pledges sets down and looks at how they compare with what IEMA's policy calls entailed.
The Green Party manifesto contains many of the themes you might expect and few surprises, but also some quite bold ideas that have the potential to deliver a green economy and a £40bn investment plan per year to do so. IEMA's Lesley Wilson discusses.
