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Jon Davies and Tom Henman
April 2025
a brownfield site in Leeds

In this webinar Jon Davies and Tom Henman talked about the biodiversity value and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG potential) of brownfield sites as well as the other constraints and opportunities often associated with contamination, landfill and other issues. They also discussed an options appraisal...

Adam Taylor, Tiffany Cheung & Jekabs Jursins
April 2025
A photograph of red wires

Organised by the IAQM Early Careers Network Subcommittee, this webinar explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used in air quality. Chaired by Subcommittee member Jekabs Jursins, the event featured two speakers:



Adam Taylor, CEO of ARM Environments and Chair of the BESA IAQ Group,...
Hannah Hodson-Jeffrey and Christina Higgins
April 2025
Photograph of clouds with orange light breaking through

This IAQM webinar delivered by staff from the Environment Agency gives an overview of the development process for the new Environmental Assessment Levels (EALs) for the amines produced by carbon capture technology and the consultation process which follows this development. The Environment...

Amy Bond
April 2025
rural landscape in north Yorkshire

This free webinar provided an insight into achieving Chartership as a Land Condition professional. It covered a range of the professional registrations on offer at the IES, with a particular focus on Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) and Chartered Scientist (CSci).


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Simon Browning and Paul Hulme
March 2025
Photo of the river Severn from above

The CastCo Catchment Systems Thinking Cooperative (CastCo project) is building a shared understanding of monitoring data so that citizen scientists can work alongside professionals to restore rivers together. They have been working with eight Demonstration Catchments for the last two and a half...

Isla Smail
March 2025
Photo of Scotland countryside

This webinar provides an overview of the new groundwater quality standards for Scotland, including the key changes to Scottish Environment Protection Agency's (SEPA’s) associated guidance on assigning groundwater criteria for pollutant inputs, and on land contamination impacts on the water...

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