In this workshop, Lynsey Kitching from CAPE Coaching & Development explored what resilience really means, the link to wellbeing, and why this is so important at work... and at home. Lynsey shared what really matters when building and maintaining resilience, some key techniques to use...
To mark 20 years of SocEnv, we spoke to Will Pope, one of its founders, to reflect on the progress made since then.
I’m not sure I have a single answer to this, I think there might be a couple at least. I was already a...
The River Crane in West London is the UK’s first urban Smarter Water Catchment and since 2020 has benefited from £3m of direct investment across five main themes – community and access; biodiversity; water quality; geomorphology and flooding – with at least £20m of further investment identified...
Oil and gas production and use is associated with exposure to health-relevant air pollutants including numerous volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
This webinar presents the results of field studies which investigated ambient VOC concentrations and potential routes to exposure within oil...
Earlier this year, the IES' Land Condition Community Early Careers Network hosted a 'speed networking' session: a chance for members to virtually mingle and get to know peers and industry experts alike. The event was well-received and we were especially glad to hear that a...
This article discusses the proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) that were announced by the Labour Government, their intentions and implications, as well as whether these planning changes will boost economic growth.
On 30th July 2024 Deputy Prime Minister and...
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