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Joseph Lewis & Ellie Savage
August 2023
Climate protest and research laboratory with three red lines between them

Since the first environmental movements were formed, they have always had an interdependent relationship with science, drawing on scientific insights to drive environmental action.


Over time, while the core link between environmental science and environmental activists has remained, the...

Paul Nathanail & Shaun Grey
August 2023

environmental SCIENTIST | Unearthing global megatrends in land condition | September 2023


Paul Nathanail and Shaun Grey explain the difficulties of remediating sites affected by these complex chemicals.


Introduction...
Paul Nathanail & Shaun Grey
August 2023

environmental SCIENTIST | Unearthing global megatrends in land condition | September 2023


Paul Nathanail and Shaun Grey explain the difficulties of remediating sites affected by these complex chemicals.


Introduction...
Paul Nathanail & Shaun Grey
August 2023

environmental SCIENTIST | Unearthing global megatrends in land condition | September 2023


Paul Nathanail and Shaun Grey explain the difficulties of remediating sites affected by these complex chemicals.


Introduction...
Ethny Childs
July 2023
Photo of a river flooding

This year has seen the hottest June on record in the UK, and a multitude of extreme weather-related events and records have been broken globally in the last few years. As I write this (July 2023) Europe is sweltering in the Cerberus heatwave, with record temperatures expecting to be broken in a...

Joseph Lewis
July 2023
Two people in suits looking at charts

The IES policy team spoke with young professionals and IES student ambassadors to hear their lived experiences of work as early career professionals in the environmental sector, as well as their expectations and hopes for the future. This article tells the story of those experiences....

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