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Poll: UK environmental professionals overwhelmingly back continued EU membership

James Murray

14 March 2016 •

Poll: UK environmental professionals overwhelmingly back continued EU membership

Survey from the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management reveals 93 per cent of respondents believe EU has benefited the UK's natural environment

Environmental professionals are set to overwhelmingly reject the case for Brexit in the upcoming EU referendum, according to a new poll from the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management...

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