The results, which were published in the second IEMA?Special Report in mid-February, demonstrate that environmental professionals are largely happy in their jobs and feel able to make a real difference to their organisation and the rest of society given their green skills.
The survey was carried out amongst IEMA's UK-based members and readers of The ENDS Report in late 2009 and the results now reveal the current profile of the environment as a career at a time when the UK economy is just emerging from the recession.
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Posted on 5th March 2010
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