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Legal brief: NRW accepts Tata's dust plans
Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has announced that Tata Steel has fully addressed the dust pollution that resulted in an enforcement notice being issued for the firm's Port Talbot steelworks in July 2013.
After complaints from local residents about dust, an NRW investigation identified as the cause movement of materials between the sinter plant and blast furnace stock houses to storage silos. NRW saysContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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Labour's energy headache
The Labour Party’s promise to ban new oil and gas exploration in the North Sea raises questions about a just transition for workers and energy security. Chris Seekings reports
Robert Bain explains the risks of discounting future climate and material resilience
The UK government has launched Skills England to identify and address skills shortages across the country over the next decade.
Mandatory housebuilding targets have been unveiled to deliver 1.5 million new homes across England over the next five years in a major overhaul of the planning system.
IEMA’s Sustainable Finance Network has published the second volume in a new series of its Sustainable Finance Insight Journal, entitled ‘Disclosure, Transparency and Reporting in Sustainable Finance’.
The previous UK government consulted on the mechanics of a proposed carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), to which IEMA sent a full response.
IEMA has developed 18 key policy asks that we are urging the newly elected UK government to prioritise immediately.
The Labour government could usher in a new era of climate action, with Sir Keir Starmer having promised to make Britain a “clean energy superpower”.
