About this webinar 

Join this lunchtime free webinar to hear about the Institution of Environmental Sciences' latest publication Integrating Action on Air Quality & Climate Change: A Guide for Local Authorities. 

The guidance has been produced by the Institution of Environmental Sciences’ Environmental Policy Implementation Community (EPIC). It is a comprehensive update of previous work that Environmental Protection UK first published in 2013, before merging with the Institution of Environmental Sciences to form EPIC. 

This guidance outlines:

• The importance of integrating air quality and climate change polic
• How local authorities can develop an integrated approac
• 23 measures that local authorities can take on transport, built environment, waste and procurement, including specific actions, support mechanisms and case studies

Why attend? 

• Learn how and where local authorities can combine local measures on air quality and climate change, to get the best overall results for their areas
• Learn how  to develop an integrated approach to air quality and climate change
• Free event for all and excellent CPD opportunity
• Learn about the latest challenges and leaned lessons in making transport resilient to climate change
  Interactive Q&A with experts

Who is this event for? 

This event is open to all and will be of particular interest to those working in a local authority or working on decarbonisation and climate change projects and policies. 

About the speakers

Sarah Legge, Associate Director at Arup 

Sarah is an Associate Director of the Air Quality team at ARUP, working on air quality policy, strategy and cities, and the intersection of air pollution and climate. She is an air quality specialist, with a particular interest in the overlap of air quality and other issues, particularly climate change and health.
Sarah is a member of the Environmental Policy Implementation Community (EPIC) Committee and was Chair of the EPIC Air Quality & Climate Change Guidance Task Group. Previously, as Chair of the Air Quality Committee at Environmental Protection UK, she was heavily involved in lobbying the government for strong and effective legislation, policy and action on air pollution and the environment.
Sarah has worked in both the public sector and in consultancy. She founded SLH Environmental Ltd in 2010 and ran it as an independent consultant, specialising in air quality issues and sustainable transport solutions (including both climate change and air pollution impacts) for a wide range of organisations.