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Equality and Diversity Policy

This document outlines our commitment to eliminating discrimination and encouraging diversity amongst our workforce.

Confidentiality Policy

This document governs the treatment of data by staff, volunteers, Council and Members.

Code of Conduct

Lays down the ethical and professional standards by which Members should abide. The Code applies to all Professional Members, irrespective of the professional role they fulfil.

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New poll on our website: What do you think the impact on the environment would be were the UK to leave the EU? Vote @ http://t.co/9Qirb0mIK2 — 6 weeks 16 hours ago
Vehicle emissions – what’s new for air quality management? IAQM event in York on 24th June #airquality http://t.co/LRQlWcMW7V — 6 weeks 16 hours ago
New blog from the IES' graphic designer explaining the role of the ethical designer: http://t.co/Ot0j9ptoyW — 6 weeks 5 days ago
Wish we could have included this in our forthcoming journal but it is a few days too late: http://t.co/Ac5F1UDfyD. Big result #airquality — 6 weeks 6 days ago
@StealthMountain We did indeed. Thanks for pointing that out! — 7 weeks 2 days ago

Membership Survey 2013

The Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) surveys its members annually to identify trends in how different services are valued and to gather members’ opinions on potential new future...
Annual Report 2012

Find out more about the IES and our activities by reading the Annual Report and Financial Statements for 2012.

The 2012 Report features comment from our Chair, Honorary Secretary and SEO....
Guide to UK Policy Shapers and Influencers 2013

This handbook, published by the Science Council, contains contacts and information on all UK Government Department and other agency and public body websites relevant to scientists' interests. The...
Salary Survey 2012

IES Membership data
The 2012 survey results show that, among IES members, the best represented field, sector and organisational position are: air quality management,...
Air Quality Monitoring in the Vicinity of Demolition and Construction Sites

Constructing buildings, roads and other infrastructure can have a substantial, temporary impact on local air quality. The most common impacts are increased particulate matter (PM) concentrations...

Recent journals

London 2012: Sustainable Legacy?

One of the central strands of London's successful bid to host the Olympic Games was its claim that it would be the 'greenest Games ever'. In this journal, developed in collaborated with the...
Green Growth: A blueprint for the future?

The IES believes that the positive promotion of 'green' growth might lead to a solution to a number of interlinking crises. It is within this context that we are publishing this issue of the...
Communicating environmental science

The general public needs science and innovation to survive, or at least maintain the standards of living it is accustomed to, whilst scientists need public support and trust in order to continue...
The Contaminated Issue

This specialist issue provides an overview of important topics within the contaminated land arena. Recent changes to government guidance are explained in detail and various facets of land...
Technology and Innovation

Technology and the environment have historically not been easy bedfellows. Innovations, mechanisation, and industrialisation have been responsible for large swathes of environmental degradation...