IEMA: Green professionals body sees membership grow by a third

Michael Holder
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Almost 5,000 new members have joined Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment in the last three years, according to the professional body

The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) has seen its membership set a new record after welcoming another 5,000 environmental and sustainability professionals into its fold inside...

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