As this is likely to be your first job, at least in the environmental sciences, you want to write a CV that will get you noticed – and get you an interview – in the absence of relevant work experience. If you’re a graduate looking to secure a job in any field, it can be tricky; it’s always a...
The land we live on affects our environment in ways which are increasingly important to environmental policy. Land use has direct implications for the interlinking climate and biodiversity crises, as well as for a range of environmental, social, and economic goals. As we engage in key...
Rewilding is fast becoming a mainstream practice for managing land for nature recovery in the UK, alongside traditional conservation which still plays a vital role. There are already 72 rewilding sites and 19 rewilding groups around the country. Rewilding has its origins in the United States, so...
On the 18th July the EIA Community met for its latest debate to discuss the transition from the EIA stage of a project to the construction stage. The event featured three expert presentations which are discussed below.
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Plastic pollution has now been found within multiple ecosystems across the globe, from the summit of Mount Everest to the bottom of the Marina Trench in the Pacific Ocean. Understanding the sources and critical drivers of plastic emission into the environment and subsequent pathways into the...
Sara Parkin examines how much progress we have made in meeting the world’s environmental challenges.
Coinciding with the 50th birthday of the IES, this year is also the 50th anniversary of the first United Nations (UN) Earth Summit, making it a good moment to reflect on...
Researchers, professionals and members of the IES team provide in depth analysis of news stories, topical issues and emerging science.
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