Environmental giant takes first step: Initial thoughts on the Environment Bill
In the lead up to the Brexit referendum, some feared that the environment might be facing a bleak future where ...
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Making Brexit work for the environment and livelihoods: A stakeholder informed vision
This post was originally published on the British Ecological Society blog and is based on an article recently published in ...
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Prorogation and the Supreme Court ruling: What does it mean for a Green Brexit?
In the high politics of Brexit, it is easy to lose track of the environment. In the last two months, ...
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Protecting Scotland’s Future: Climate change, biodiversity and Brexit
With so much turmoil in our politics at present, developments that would normally attract attention can pass without notice – ...
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What happens to the environment in times of economic trouble and why should we care?
This blog post was originally published on the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute's blog. With no-deal Brexit looming, and with ...
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Envisioning Green Britain: Early Career Researchers reimagine UK environmental policy
This blog post was written off the back of discussions and workshops held at the British Ecological Society Conference on ...
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Hunt vs Johnson: Who is offering the greenest Brexit?
The environment and climate change are flying high in the news at the moment. We are witnessing on-going climate protests ...
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Setting the bar for a Green Brexit in food and farming
This blog post is a summary of Setting the Bar for a Green Brexit in Food and Farming, a report ...
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Imagining the future of UK environmental law
While we have not yet left the EU, steps are already being taken to create a framework for post-Brexit environmental ...
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EU-UK environmental cooperation: Is the backstop the Goldilocks option?
Environmental protection is often thought of as a national responsibility, while trade agreements are seen as outward-looking. However, the distinction ...
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The Good Friday/Belfast Agreement and environmental governance: Risks and opportunities after Brexit
The island of Ireland is a single bio-geographic unit, with common geology, landscapes, water catchments, and flora and fauna. Ecosystems ...
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Dynamic alignment: A new policy principle in the making?
The news that talks between Labour and the Conservatives have moved down to the more technical level of individual policies, ...
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