The UK is committed to delivering up to 50GW of offshore wind by 2030. There are still gaps in our knowledge of the cumulative effects on marine life of a massive expansion of offshore wind farms (OWFs) – especially in combination with factors such as climate change and other human activities....
Joseph Lewis is Head of Policy at the Institution of Environmental Sciences, working to promote the use of the environmental sciences in decision making. Joseph leads the delivery of the IES Policy Programme, standing up for the voice of science, scientists, and the natural...
This webinar presents a review of the economic provisions of the Water Framework Directive (WFD) by an informal group of independent European water economists, who in 2000 worked together to develop the Wateco Guidance for the economic analysis for the WFD. It documents their 25 years practical...
While awareness about indoor air quality (IAQ) is growing — particularly in light of post-pandemic health concerns, Awaab’s Law to combat damp and mould in homes, and rising rates of respiratory illness — monitoring and fixing indoor air quality remains a significant scientific, technical, and...
This webinar explores the long-term operation and optimisation of the Wheal Jane mine water treatment plant — one of the UK’s most significant legacy remediation sites. Managed by John F Hunt Regeneration on behalf of the Mine Remediation Authority and funded by DEFRA, the plant treats metal-...
This webinar series, "A day in the life", shares stories and perspectives from environmental professionals working across specialisms and sectors. The series highlights the breadth of environmental careers and the diversity of routes into the sector.
In this webinar, Akshatha...
Researchers, professionals and members of the IES team provide in depth analysis of news stories, topical issues and emerging science.
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