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Pete Whitbread-Abrutat
January 2021

As the natural world changes too quickly for comfort and with diminishing viable space for a burgeoning human population, there is a growing agreement that we need to restore damaged environments in a way that re-builds ecological integrity and offers viable socio-economic...

Pete Whitbread-Abrutat
January 2021

As the natural world changes too quickly for comfort and with diminishing viable space for a burgeoning human population, there is a growing agreement that we need to restore damaged environments in a way that re-builds ecological integrity and offers viable socio-economic...

Martin Broderick
January 2021

This is the first in a series of new evening webinars exploring how professionals involved in Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) have adapted their ways of working to the 'new normal' arising from the pandemic. In particular we will be highlighting examples of best practice of conducting...

Sam Chapman
December 2020

Since the COVID-19 pandemic emerged large societal shifts have altered who travels where, when and why. The reduction in mobility decreased vehicle traffic by about 70% by mid-April according to the Department for Transport (DfT). This led to a marked reduction in emissions from vehicles....

Timo Maas
November 2020

Global environmental assessments play an important role in environmental governance. They synthesise advancing scientific knowledge to provide insight in causes and consequences of environmental change, as well as possible solutions. To retain their value for environmental governance in the...

Stuart Capstick
November 2020

This keynote speech from invited external expert Dr Stuart Capstick was delivered at the IAQM AGM 2020. He discusses the public understanding and risk perception of climate change and air pollution, the relevance of behaviours and everyday practices for tackling climate change and air...

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