The Brexit White Paper: What does it mean for the environment?
Brexit sometimes feels like a roller coaster and last week gave us yet another tumultuous ride with resignations, a long-awaited ...
read more
Scotland and Europe: The Scottish Government’s goals for post-Brexit environmental governance
Setting out a clear vision of what is being sought as the UK leaves the European Union has proved to ...
read more
Could fines be the green watchdog’s sharpest teeth?
This blog post was originally published on the Green Alliance blog. The EU Withdrawal Bill has finally received Royal Assent. ...
read more
A new post-Brexit environmental watchdog: The importance of context
One of the few Brexit-related issue on which a certain level of consensus seems to be emerging is the need ...
read more
Heathrow: The Brexit expansion?
Building a third runway at Heathrow is once again back in the news after the House of Commons voted to ...
read more
Environmental governance in Scotland: Accountable to whom, and how?
Many environmental matters fall within the remit of the devolved administrations, so that determining what is to be done about ...
read more
Post-Brexit agricultural support and the WTO: Using both the amber and green boxes?
Since the Brexit referendum, agriculture has become a central part of British political, economic and legal life. Brexit raises multifaceted ...
read more
The future of Welsh fisheries after Brexit
A new report for the Wales Centre for Public Policy authored by Griffin Carpenter and Chris Williams of the New Economics ...
read more
Environmental policy post-Brexit: Still a risky business?
This post introduces Brexit & Environment's new report for Friends of the Earth EWNI, which looks at the risks and ...
read more
Fisheries policy and Brexit: A difficult balancing act
A couple of weeks ago the European Council published its draft negotiation guidelines for the next stage of Brexit talks ...
read more
Taking back and sharing control? Brexit and the common environmental frameworks
Debates about Whitehall ‘grabbing’ power from the devolved powers have surrounded the EU Withdrawal Bill since its publication. Both the ...
read more
Looking through a glass darkly: Public goods and agricultural policy
This blogpost highlights some of the points raised in a policy brief, New Directions: A public goods approach to agricultural policy ...
read more