The September issue of the environmentalist magazine is now online and free for member-only download.
Issue 118 includes the usual news, interviews, briefings, IEMA updates and these fascinating features.
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Follow the leader
Paul Suff talks to senior sustainability professionals to discover what their role demands, and the skills and knowledge they need to succeed -
14006: the new standard in design
UK experts Martin Charter and Vic Clements on the fundamentals of ISO 14006, the new international standard for eco design -
Carbon labels - a help or a hindrance?
Lucy Yates from Consumer Focus and the Carbon Trust's Harry Morrison discuss the pros and cons of labels revealing a product's CO2 emissions -
Cutting Co2 by degrees
The UK's higher education sector has to cut its emissions by 43% against 2005 levels. the environmentalist finds out how Lancaster University is doing -
Distance no object
Robert Wiseman Dairies is piloting innovative software to cut down on faceto-face meetings, saving money and reducing emissions. Paul Suff reports -
The essential foundations
Paul Reeve continues his journey through the syllabus of the IEMA Associate certificate by looking at the essentials of environment management
Click on the PDF link below to open or download the latest issue. Or, visit the new Transform website.
Issue 118 Sept 2011 the environmentalist
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Posted on 19th September 2011
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