Green jobs: IEMA launches new hub for sustainability careers

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Green Careers Hub aims to support anyone looking to develop green skills and join the fast growing low carbon workforce

The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) has today launched a new government-backed careers hub for green jobs in a bid to help tackle a "looming workforce crisis" across the green...

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