Chartered Environmentalist qualification targets green engineers

James S Murray
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New accreditation to help green and clean tech professionals highlight their skills and experience

Engineers adept at developing and working on low-carbon technologies will from today be able to qualify as official Chartered Environmentalists following the launch of a new accreditation from the Institution...

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