IEMA revamps membership structure in bid to boost green professional development

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'Businesses everywhere are having to adapt to secure their own survival' says IEMA boss

The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) has unveiled a new membership level, as it seeks to broaden its appeal for environmental professionals. The new 'Practitioners' level...

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