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The following issues are covered in this edition of the newsletter:
1. CIWEM Conferences – Booking Now!
2. Society for the Environment Granted Royal Charter
3. CIWEM Campaign – What Price Water?
4. Looking for a Consultant, Contractor or Manufacturer? Try CIWEM’s Professionals Directory
5. Water Framework Directive Conference Papers on CD – Available to Order!
6. Technical Panels Update
7. CIWEM Photographic Competition 2004
8. Consultations
9. Events for New Members
10. 2003 CIWEM Certificate and Diploma Awards
11. CIWEM raises £12,500 for WaterAid
12. In Brief
13. Flood Risk Management and Consequences for London Lecture
14. Faststream Recruitment! Hot Jobs! Water Industry! England & Scotland!
15. Yacht – The Engineering Recruitment Experts
16. Specialist in Land Condition Training Day
17. Join CIWEM
1. CIWEM Conferences – Booking Now!
The following national CIWEM conferences are being held in the next few months. Please feel free to pass details to colleagues.
Phosphorus Removal from Wastewaters – Still a Challenge for the UK?
8th June 2004, Leeds
Sponsored by Black & Veatch
The speakers at this conference are leading international experts in this field with both theoretical and practical experiences of designing P-removal processes worldwide. They will introduce the latest ideas on the applications of P-removal technologies and discuss what we can learn from experiences in design and operation of P-removal plants both in the UK and overseas.
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
Getting to Grips with Quality at the Tap
15th June 2004, Manchester
This conference brings together those involved in the provision of safe drinking water, water regulators, customers and public health professionals, so that knowledge and experience in managing quality at the tap can be shared.
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
Improvement Programmes for Combined Sewer Overflows and Other Intermittent Discharges
23rd June, London
Sponsors: Ewan, Hyder Consulting, MWH Global, Thames Water
The conference aims to enable policy-makers and those responsible for their implementation to discuss the issues surrounding the development of an effective programme to deal with unsatisfactory intermittent discharges. Discussion will focus on areas of potential disagreement with a view to establishing means of deciding how these may be resolved.
For further details please contact Bob Earll, CMS
Tel: 01531 890415 Email: bob.earll@coastms.co.uk
Presidential Conference - Theme: Science and the Environment – A Progress Report
1st July 2004, London
This CIWEM Presidential Conference is based around the theme of land, air and water. It presents some of the more innovative scientific developments and asks whether today's scientists can truly deliver solutions to the current environmental pressures. Who are the main architects of tomorrow's environment and where are the technologies developing?
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
Water Framework Directive – Integrated Catchment Management – Lessons for River Basin Management
13th July 2004, London
Sponsors: Arup, Marcus Hodges, Ewan, Environment Agency, Mott MacDonald, ADAS
This aim of this conference will be to review the background to catchment management in order to learn the lessons that could help to make the WFD-driven round of river basin planning and management rather more successful than its predecessors. The objectives of the conference will be to:
- Identify the key principles and paradigms that should drive catchment management.
- Identify the practical lessons derived from river restoration, partnership working and stakeholder engagement that need to be incorporated into the way River Basin Plans are prepared and implemented.
- Look at the lessons emerging from the pilot programmes including the Ribble pilot and across Europe
- Provide delegates with a CD from this and previous conferences that will enable them to access a wide range of information in a structured way.
For further details please contact Bob Earll, CMS
Tel: 01531 890415 Email: bob.earll@coastms.co.uk
Other Forthcoming CIWEM Conferences
Young Members’ Study Tour – 20th-24th September, 2004
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
CIWEM National Conference – 13th-15th September, 2004
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
Flood Management – 20th October, 2004
Sponsors to date: RSPB
For further details please contact Bob Earll, CMS
Tel: 01531 890415 Email: bob.earll@coastms.co.uk
Water Framework Directive – Water Resources/Groundwater Directive – 10th November, 2004
Sponsors to date: RSPB, Ewan
For further details please contact Bob Earll, CMS
Tel: 01531 890415 Email: bob.earll@coastms.co.uk
European Biosolids - 14th – 17th November, 2004
Contact Sarah Hickinson, Aqua Enviro
Email: ciwem@aquaenviro.co.uk Tel: 0113 242 4200
For further information about CIWEM’s programme of national conferences, please contact Justin Taberham, Director of Policy, CIWEM, E-mail: Justin@ciwem.com
2. Society for the Environment granted Royal Charter
We are delighted to announce that at a meeting of the Privy Council on the 6th May the Society for the Environment was granted its Royal Charter.
The signing and sealing of the Charter will take place on the 1st July after which the Institution will be able to award the title Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) to suitably qualified members.
CIWEM has been working hard and with great commitment, with other institutions to create the new umbrella body. The Society has a co-ordinating role in environmental affairs and it will also act as a Regulatory Body for the environment profession. It will also play a part in harnessing environmental effort and raise the status of environmental practitioners through the new qualification.
All established Fellows and Members of CIWEM will shortly be invited to apply for the title via ‘grandparenting’ rights. This is a fast track route to CEnv allowed by the Privy Council for a limited time period (1 year from the 1st July) and is a window of opportunity we hope all established members will consider taking.
All those who apply for membership of CIWEM after the 1st July will also be given the opportunity to be registered as CEnv at the same time as their application is being considered for full membership.
The creation of the Chartered Environmentalist qualification is a sign of a maturing environmental profession and the importance that government, regulators and industry place on the need for a high level qualification that recognises excellence in environmental practice. And, it will create greater public and employer confidence in the work that environmental professionals do. This is a great step forward for the profession and a great opportunity for you the environmental professional.
We look forward to receiving your completed application in due course, this will be circulated to you shortly, but if in the meantime you have any questions about the process, or qualification, please contact the CIWEM Membership Department, 020 7831 3110, or e-mail membership@ciwem.org.uk. Alternatively details are available on the SocEnv website at www.socenv.org.uk
3. CIWEM Campaign – What Price Water?
Launching a spring campaign focusing on the value of water, CIWEM Executive Director Nick Reeves expressed disappointment about the Government's silence on water and the need to use it efficiently, despite some areas of the UK being drier than parts of the Middle East. Indeed, he condemned plans to build thousands of homes in the south-east as relying on unrealistic ‘predict and provide' models, rather than sustainable principles.
There has been public discussion recently about the cost of water, but little about its value. CIWEM wants people to realise the huge amount of effort and expense that goes into looking after water environments, moving water around and treating it so that we can enjoy the benefits. CIWEM is asking the public to look at their relationship with water and to get a free water meter installed for World Environment Day on 5 June, as well as pledging to reduce their water use in 4 specific ways.
CIWEM also wants water utilities and the Government to get moving on innovative water charges that encourage people to be more efficient with the wet stuff at home. A Water Saving Trust, like the body for energy conservation, is proposed to co-ordinate messages and initiatives to educate the public, and including a discrete water topic in the National Curriculum is tipped as a way to kick-start an early understanding of water's importance. CIWEM would also like to see increased investment in research into the reuse of greywater (collected household wash water) and treated sewage effluent.
Nick Reeves said: “It's a sad fact that because most people pay a flat rate for their water, they don't see a cash benefit to saving it. But water's about more than that – just think of the number of people who enjoy walking by a clean river, fishing in a lake, swimming in the sea, let alone drinking litres of the stuff.
“With climate change likely to place increased strain on water supplies in future years, it can't be right that we continue to allow millions of gallons of perfectly good water to flow away every day,” he added.
- 76% of households don't have water meters – but could have, for free. They're wasting enough water every day to supply a city the size of Leeds for 3 days, as metered households generally use 10-15% less water than those without.
- 40% of the water used at home doesn't need to be the expensively treated drinking water that comes out of the tap.
- About 25% of the water delivered each day leaks away.
For further information about CIWEM’s campaign visit the CIWEM website at the following address: http://www.ciwem.com/press/campaign
4. Looking for a Consultant, Contractor or Manufacturer? Try CIWEM’s Professionals Directory
CIWEM’s Professionals Directory is an online service that directs environment sector business towards directory members. In the past year and a half, a large number of leads for diverse global environment sector projects have been passed to directory members. Members of the directory pay an annual fee, dependent on the size of their business. The service is free for people seeking the services of an environment sector professional.
We are keen to increase the number of directory members and will be widely promoting the Professionals Directory in 2004 to further boost the number of leads for members. It is easy to register for the directory via CIWEM’s website www.ciwem.com/directory/.
A key part of the success of the directory so far has been that all potential business coming through CIWEM’s office is passed to directory members. Much of the business channeled towards directory members is unlikely to have been offered elsewhere – CIWEM’s position as a diverse global environment sector organization has led many organisations and individuals to contact the Institution seeking consultants, contractors or manufacturers. The potential contracts offered to directory members are normally projects where CIWEM was the first and only port of call in the UK.
If you would like further information about the Directory, please visit the website or contact Justin Taberham (E-Mail: Justin@ciwem.com).
5. Water Framework Directive Conference Papers on CD – Available to Order!
The aim of the current series of CIWEM Water Framework Directive (WFD) conferences is to produce a resource that enables a wider understanding of the Directive. Following the conference held on 12 November 2003 on the Ecological Implications of the Directive, a conference CD (version 1) was produced for delegates. This is now being updated with information from the May 2004 WFD Diffuse Pollution conference, and will also include a full e-copy of the 2002 Diffuse Pollution Impacts Manual (was available as hardcopy for £50). The version 2 CD will be available from August 2004 but can be ordered now.
Delegates who attended the WFD Diffuse Pollution event will receive this as a part of their registration fee, however, it will be available from CMS, Candle Cottage, Kempley, Glos., GL18 2BU or bob.earll@coastms.co.uk at a price of £45 including Postage and Packing and VAT. The CD will be updated after following events.
The Water Supply and Quality Panel welcomed two new members to its recent meeting, Adriana Hulsmann of Kiwa Water Research in the Netherlands and Jo Parker of Watershed Associates. The Panel discussed its forthcoming event on Getting to Grips with Quality at the Tap (15th June 2004), its workshop on Risk Based Approaches for Drinking Water Quality Management at the CIWEM National Conference in September and an event on risk management in water supply to be held in Glasgow in December.
They also worked on a Policy Position Statement (PPS) on Lead in Drinking Water and discussed other proposed PPSs including Disinfection, Infrastructure Maintenance and Cryptosporidium. At the end of the meeting, the Panel held a ‘Question and Answer’ session with Geoff Bateman, CIWEM Senior Vice President. Subjects discussed included the structure of CIWEM, the future direction of the Panel and ways of making the best use of Panel members’ skills and competences.
7. CIWEM Photographic Competition 2004
2004 sees the launch of the WEM (Water and Environment Magazine) environmental photographer of the year competition. Open to members and non-members, this is your opportunity to display your creative and photographic skills. The WEM photographer of the year will receive £150 to spend on photographic equipment.
Entries should be environmental in subject and sent in printed format or saved to disk. All entries must be received by Lead Media Ltd at 6 Harforde Court, John Tate Road, Hertford SG13 7NW before the closing date of 30 June 2004.
Photographers who wish their images to be returned should provide an addressed and postage paid envelope for the return of their entry. Entries may be published in WEM at the Editor’s discretion. No remuneration can be paid for the publication of images but full credit will be given to the photographer should an image be used in WEM.
CIWEM responds to a wide range of consultation documents as part of its technical and policy output. The majority of technical comment for these responses originates from the Institution’s Technical Panels but if you are a CIWEM member you may register your views with us for incorporation into a response. It is important that the Institution reflects its members’ views as far as possible in these responses. A list of the consultations that are currently being considered, together with an internet address for the papers themselves, features in every edition of E-News.
If you have views on any of the issues raised in any of the consultation papers listed below we would very much like to hear from you. Contact details for either Alastair Chisholm or Helen Wilson are provided for each consultation paper, along with a deadline for when we need to receive your comments. Please do make sure you have your say. If you would like to view recent consultation responses made by the Institution you can do so on the Institution’s website at www.ciwem.com/policy/consultation
Current consultations:
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Consultation on a Partial Regulatory Impact Assessment of the Proposed Groundwater Directive
http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/groundwater-dir/index.htm
Contact alastair@ciwem.com by 21/05/04
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
UK National Allocation Plan for the EU Emissions Trading Scheme – Third Consultation
http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/euetsnap-stagethree/index.htm
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 24/05/04
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Remediation of land affected by contamination: A regulatory summary: Consultation document
http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/land-remediation/consultation.pdf
Contact alastair@ciwem.com by 28/05/04
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
CAP reform implementation: consultation on proposed and possible measures for implementation of cross compliance in England (Single Payment Scheme)
http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/capsingle-payment/index.htm
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 28/05/04
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
New EU Chemicals Strategy (REACH)
http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/reach/index.htm
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 14/06/04
Food Standards Agency / Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Implementation of New EU Regulations on GMOs
http://www.foodstandards.gov.uk/foodindustry/Consultations/consulteng/gmosconsulteng
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 07/06/04
Health Protection Agency
Integrated pollution prevention and control: Guidance for primary care trusts and local health boards http://www.hpa.org.uk/hpa/chemicals/IPPC.htm
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 17/05/04
Scottish Environment Protection Agency
Scottish River Basin Management Planning Strategy
http://www.sepa.org.uk/consultation/rbmp_strategy.htm
Contact alastair@ciwem.com by 02/07/04
Scottish Executive
Proposals for a Bathing Water Identification Strategy
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/consultations/environment/bwisc-00.asp
Contact helen@ciwem.com by 14/06/04
Following the successful first meeting of CIWEM’s New Members’ Group in April, the following events have been arranged for new members and those who are working towards membership:
Central Southern Branch
5th July, visit to Reading New Sewage Treatment Works
New members are encouraged to attend this Branch event - please contact Sara Heron at sara.heron@environment-agency.gov.uk for further details.
A local Wallingford Peer Group is being set up for new members working in Wallingford, which will link in to the wider branch area activities of the New Members’ Group. Meetings will generally be held in and around Wallingford, at lunchtimes or in the evenings. Please contact Sara Heron at the above address for further details.
East Midlands and West Midlands Branches – joint meeting
New Members’ Group Workshop: “Your Say, Your Views, Your Future”
Tuesday 18th May, Minworth STW Visitor Centre
Further details are available at http://www.ciwem.com/branches/east_midlands/
Metropolitan Branch
BBQ and Quiz
2nd June, Old Freeman's Club House
New members are encouraged to attend this Branch event - please contact Jenny Ritchie at Jenny.Ritchie@halliburton.com for further details.
Keep an eye on E-News and the website for details of forthcoming Branch events for new members.
If you would like to be involved in new members activities and events, please contact Helen Wilson at CIWEM (helen@ciwem.com) to be put in contact with your local Branch representative.
10. 2003 CIWEM Certificate and Diploma Awards
The following students received awards for achieving the best results in the 2003 CIWEM Certificate and Diploma exams. The awards were presented at the recent CIWEM Annual Dinner at Drapers’ Hall, London.
Joanne Baxter of Yorkshire Water received the Environmental Policy & Regulation award, sponsored by the Environment Agency.
Anna Bright of Severn Trent received the Water Pollution Prevention & Control award, sponsored by Mid-Kent Water.
Bernie Flanagan of the Environment Agency received the Sewerage Systems award, sponsored by ABP Marine Research.
Polly Hardy of Yorkshire Water received the Sewerage Systems award, sponsored by Aqua Enviro Technology Transfer.
Nicola Hart of Yorkshire Water received the Coastal Engineering & shoreline Management award, sponsored by Black & Veatch. She also received the Potable Water Distribution Systems award, sponsored by Halcrow.
Liz Lawton of United Utilities received the Environmental Systems award, sponsored by MWH.
John Madden of the Environment Agency received the Wastes & Land Management award, sponsored by Biffa. He also received the Air Quality Control award, sponsored by Wardell Armstrong.
Natalie Mead of Wessex Water received the Industrial Environmental Management award, sponsored by the Environment Agency. She also received the Potable Water Treatment Processes award, sponsored by the Met Office.
Jonathan Rhodes of Severn Trent received the Environmental Management award, sponsored by Ewan Group Plc. He also received the Environmental Quality award, sponsored by Severn Trent, and the Overall Certificate award, sponsored by SEPA.
Amanda Stobbs of the Environment Agency received the Operations Management & Customer Services award, sponsored by United Utilities.
Lisa Stout of United Utilities received the Sustainable Supply & Sanitation in Developing Countries award, sponsored by Arup. She also received the Wastewater Treatment Processes award, sponsored by Wessex Water, and the Water Resources award, sponsored by WS Atkins.
11. CIWEM raises £12,500 for WaterAid
CIWEM’s WaterAid Project Link for 2003-04 was Tsegede Armacho Woreda in North Ethiopia – the Institution’s target for the year was £5,000 but we are pleased to announce that members raised £12,569.96, with £5784.90 raised at the Northern Ireland Branch Golf Day.
Other major contributors were West Midlands Branch, Metropolitan Branch and North Western and North Wales Branches and we are grateful to all Branches who got involved with the fundraising. Last year’s Annual Dinner raised £2553.38.
Completion reports on the project link are available from Lorraine Poole (E-Mail lpoole@ciwem.org.uk).
Habitats Guide – Volume 1
Featuring a varied collection of habitat case studies, CIWEM’s new publication, Habitats Guide – Volume 1 (ISBN 1 870752 78 3) is a useful resource for all those with an interest in habitat management, creation and restoration, from students to environmental practitioners alike. It gathers together existing good practice guidance and case study information and looks at the planning context, EC Directives and other legislation affecting various habitats.
Each chapter aims to provide an introduction to the habitat, consider relevant legislation and set out best practice guidance for habitat management/creation/restoration. These principles are exemplified through case studies, from the UK and overseas, and reference is made to a wide range of texts, journal papers and websites, to further support the reader.
The guide costs £9.99 plus £3.00 Postage & Packing (including VAT). To order a copy, please send a cheque for £12.99 payable to ‘CIWEM’ to Helen Wilson, CIWEM, 15 John Street, London, WC1N 2EB. Please contact Helen if you would like further information about the guide (E-mail: helen@ciwem.com; Tel: 0207 831 3110).
WEM Recruitment Media Pack
Water and Environment Manager (WEM) 2004 recruitment and display media pack is now available. If you or your company are looking to recruit in 2004 WEM's recruitment section can provide the answer. For a pdf of the media pack please e-mail: WEM@leadmedia.co.uk
Get your Journal on CD
Recipients of CIWEM’s Journal are now being offered the opportunity to receive the publication in CD ROM format, either in addition to the printed version (for an additional cost of £96 for UK recipients or £116 for those overseas) or instead of the hard copy.
If you wish to change the format in which you receive your Journal, please fill in the form on the back cover of your Journal and return it to the freepost address supplied.
Professional Reviews Abroad
We have a number of Professional Review Interviews to arrange abroad for candidates in the following locations:
Sydney, Australia
Cyprus
UAE
South Africa
We are looking for Fellows or Members of CIWEM who may travel to these countries regularly with work and would be willing to sit on an interview panel. If you are interested please contact Joanna West (tel: 020 7831 3110; E-Mail: Joanna@ciwem.com) to obtain further information.
CIWEM Open Courses
The next ‘How to be a CIWEM Mentor’ course will be held on Wednesday 4th August 2004.
The next ‘Preparing for the CIWEM Professional Review’ course will be held on Tuesday 2nd November 2004.
For further details or to book onto a course please visit www.ciwem.com/education or contact Harriet Jackson (E-Mail: harriet@ciwem.com).
Companies Share Experience on how to do Honest and Responsible Business in Bulgaria
Sofiyska Voda is one of only six companies in Bulgaria to receive the good corporate practices award of the United Nations Development Programme’s Global Compact Initiative. The awards were presented by Neil Buhne, the UNDP Resident Representative in Bulgaria. The six companies received recognition for their successful implementation and for promoting of social responsibility practices, which are in line with the nine principles of the Global Compact Initiative of the UNDP.
Sofiyska Voda AD received the UNDP recognition in the fields of Environment for its overall attitude towards the problems of community and ecology and for striking a safe balance between business and society interests for the following projects:
- Water Conservation and Demand Management
- Environmental Education including the Children Water Festival, the school education programme with the Puppet Show and the Children Drawing Competition
- Beli Iskar Dam Rehabilitation Project and Kubratovo Wastewater Treatment Plan
- Internship Programmes, Employees Training Programmes
- Programmes for work with people with special needs
- Programmes for work with the roman communities
13. Flood Risk Management and Consequences for London Lecture
The Worshipful Company of Water Conservators and the Worshipful Company of Insurers are co-operating to host this key lecture. They have been supported by a number of sponsors and hence are privileged to be able to offer the lecture free of charge. It will be held at the Institution of Electrical Engineers, I Savoy Place, London, WC2.
London, like many other low lying areas, is at a risk of flooding. This risk is managed by good planning, early warnings and the development of protection assets like the Thames Barrier, but prudence dictates that businesses in London are alert to the risks and have business continuity plans. Many other areas in the Country are also at risk and there are significant implications for insurance companies. Flooding is becoming an increasing risk as our climate is changing. Significant increases in investment in flood risk management and a greater understanding of the need for planning controls are two of many practical consequences of this change.
This is a very important lecture, which will provide an insight into one of the key contemporary environmental issues and its impact on business. It will be held on 3rd June, 2004. Those interested in attending could notify Ralph Riley, Clerk to the Water Conservators, on waterlco@aol.com.
14. Faststream Recruitment! Hot Jobs! Water Industry! England & Scotland!
- Senior Project Manager - Mechanical or Electrical bias. Based Scotland. To £240/day or £37k plus car.
Join this leading contractor and play a key role in the development of their Scottish portfolio of projects! - M&E Site Manager - Based East Anglia. 6 months duration. £200/day.
With a world wide reputation for quality, our client offers the chance to oversee some of its most important sites! - Mechanical/Electrical Design Engineer - Based Scotland. Contract & permanent opportunities! To £220/day or £35k.
Our client is a contractor with an envied water industry reputation. Help shape their future in Scotland! - Network Modeller - Based East Anglia. Water projects using ISIS! To £28k.
Working for a global multi-discipline consultancy, be part of a team working within large scale water projects. - Civil Engineer - Based Yorkshire. Design manager for CSO schemes. To £35k.
Join a leading water joint venture company working on behalf of a major utility, leading a team of engineers on wastewater projects.
Visit our website at www.faststream.co.uk to register your CV and to view our current vacancies for water industry professionals, alternatively please call on 023 8033 4444 to discuss possible opportunities
15. Yacht – The Engineering Recruitment Experts
Yacht promise a fresh new approach to engineering recruitment, with a unique service dedicated to finding exactly the right job for you. Right now, Yacht has a number of opportunities in the infrastructure and utilities sector for engineers and environmental professionals.
Visit us now to register your CV and learn how Yacht can help you find a successful career in engineering.
http://www.yachtgroup.com/uk/pages/home/default.asp
16. Specialist in Land Condition Training Day
As part of the development of the Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC) Registration scheme, members of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel and Asessors Panel are hosting a training day to provide information about the SiLC assessment process and the completion and use of the Land Condition Record on which the scheme is based. The training day is open to all those who are considering applying to become a SiLC.
The day will be hosted by a member of the SiLC Professional and Technical Panel (PTP) and by members of the SiLC Assessors Panel, it will be held on Wednesday 2nd June 2004 at The National Centre for Early Music, York. Registration will be at 9.30 am. Please book early to ensure a place, numbers are limited and will be allocated in order of application.
For a programme and booking form visit the SiLC website at www.silc.org.uk
CIWEM is a vibrant environmental professional body which offers professional development, an impressive programme of local, national and international events, a magazine ten times a year, a quarterly journal, excellent networking opportunities and many other benefits. Contact membership@ciwem.com for more details.
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