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Environment Agency
October 2023

The nature of air pollution is set to change rapidly in the next few years as a result of new drivers such as Net Zero, altering behaviours, emissions, exposure, and impacts. The new drivers and changes cause pressures on air quality, giving rise to new areas for research and regulation. The...

Jonathan Atkinson
October 2023

With emerging science, technology and regulation, jobs in the environment sector are never static. This webinar series, "A day in the life" shares stories from environmental professionals about how work has evolved and how it may change in the future.


In this webinar, Jonathan...

Kripa Dwarakanath
October 2023

With emerging science, technology and regulation, jobs in the environment sector are never static. This webinar series, "A day in the life" will share stories from environmental professionals about how work has evolved and how it may change in the future.


In this webinar, Kripa...

Judith Sykes, Matt Whitney, Chris Rush and Catherine Pinney
October 2023

Buildings, planning, and infrastructure represent a significant pressure on natural systems, but the way we design them also has the capacity to transform our social, economic, and natural world.


Key environmental challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and air quality, can...

Nicola Kemp, Stephen Martin and Simon Spooner
September 2023

Over half a century ago, an editorial in an academic journal suggested that a specialist ended up ‘knowing more and more about less and less’.  By contrast, and in the context of a now highly interconnected and uncertain world, the notion of interdisciplinarity raises the need of learning ‘...

Iain Audus and Emily Budd
September 2023

With the advent of net zero targets, corporate sustainability is now a business imperative. Embedding sustainable practices across a business will allow for an organisation to deliver goods and/or services in a way that's financially profitable, but does not have negative social and...

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