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IEMA Concerns Force Government Rethink on Energy National Policy Statements
The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has announced it is to carry out a second consultation on its energy national policy statements following concerns raised by IEMA during the initial investigation. Clic...
September Associate Open Book Assessment - Register Today!
September will bring the registration deadline for the next round of the Associate Open Book Assessment. Read more here!
Nominate Your Graduate Colleague Before September's Entry Deadline!
There are now just SIX WEEKS remaining before the entry deadline for 2010's IEMA?Graduate Award. Click on the headline to learn more.
IEMA Survey on amendments needed to improve the EIA Directive
IEMA will be inviting member to offer their views in a survey on the European Commission's initial options related to amending the EIA Directive. Click on the title for details.
4th Annual HSE Excellence Europe – Claim your 20% Member Discount!
13th-14th September 2010, Barcelona, Spain
Environment and Business: Three Months To Go
With exactly thirteen weeks to go until the Environment and Business Conference, places are now filling very fast!
IEMA Welcomes Over 1800 New Members During 2010
1801 new members have joined IEMA in the first seven months of 2010.
China's carbon emissions need to peak by 2020
China's emissions of carbon dioxide need to peak by 2020 if the world is to meet its 2050 targets aimed at curbing climate change, the head of the International Energy Agency said.
Africa's game parks losing animals
Africa's game parks have lost well over half of their big mammals, such as the lions and buffalos that draw millions of tourists each year, to rampant hunting and farming since 1970, a study has found.
Fishing boats to disperse Yellow Sea oil slick
Chinese authorities stepped up their efforts to disperse a major oil slick in the Yellow Sea by mobilising 800 fishing boats to help the clean-up operation.