Insights

Two of our team were chosen by CIEEM to be interviewed for their Green Jobs for Nature Project, which aims to provide an insight in to the industry for prospective new entrants. See what they have to say below:

Natural Flood Management (NFM) is a nature based approached that aims to reduce the need for hard engineered flood management structures. NFM measures can help to manage flood and coastal erosion risk by protecting, restoring and emulating the natural processes of rivers and floodplains. The principle aim of NFM measures if to reduce or delay […]

By Charlotte King For the past few months, I have been completing my MSc dissertation project with the support of Envance and the Environment Agency. This work centred around Spains Hall Estate, located in Finchingfield, Essex, with the aim of providing a valuation of ecosystem services present at the site, as well as evaluating the […]

by Cherlana Bridgewater The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has given a disappointing update on the progress to tackling rising global temperatures. The report shows that there is now a 50/50 chance of the annual average global temperature temporarily reaching 1.50 C above the pre-industrial level in the next five years, and the likelihood of this […]

We are currently working with partners in the infrastructure and tech development sectors to develop a solution to help manage and record the environmental and sustainability performance within the supply chain. We are seeking views from stakeholders within the infrastructure and wider development sector to help inform the development of the solution so that we can […]

According to the World Meteorological Organisation's latest predictions global average temperature is likely to be 1° C above pre-industrial levels every year for the next fiver years. What does this mean for business, people, the planet and economies.

The Committee on Climate Change has published its first annual report to Parliament. The report assesses progress in reducing UK emissions over the past year and sets out its recommendations for securing a green economic recovery.

The Government has published Energy Trends for June 2020 which covers energy use in the UK for the first quarter of 2020. The report highlights a range of factors that have affected energy production, demand and use and shows a trend towards an increase in more sustainable forms of energy.

Economic recovery is likely to result in the need for business to adopt more sustainable models and practices.
We discuss the drivers for change as well as some of the existing initiatives. We can help you decide which one is right for you.