The Future of Welsh Fisheries
Blog by Mair Bell, WCPP & Griffin Carpenter, NEF A new report for the Wales Centre for Public Policy authored by ...
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Environmental Policy Post-Brexit: Still A Risky Business?
By Charlotte Burns, Viviane Gravey, Andrew Jordan, Brexit & Environment co-chairs. This post introduces our new report, for Friends of the ...
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Fisheries policy and Brexit: A difficult balancing act
By Chris Huggins, University of Aberdeen A couple of weeks ago the European Council published its draft negotiation guidelines ...
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Taking back and sharing control? Brexit and the common environmental frameworks
By Viviane Gravey & Colin Reid, Brexit & Environment Debates about Whitehall ‘grabbing’ power from the devolved powers have surrounded ...
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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 ...
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Six questions about common frameworks
Environmental challenges do not fit neatly within the geographical and political boundaries that dominate our approach to governance. Collaboration at ...
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A tale of two plans: UK and EU post-Brexit policy
Dr Viviane Gravey, Prof Andy Jordan & Prof Charlotte Burns, co-chairs of Brexit & Environment The 25 Year Environmental Plan ...
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The 25 year environment plan: the elephant in the room
Professor Andy Jordan, University of East Anglia Serving Prime Ministers in the UK don’t normally make big environmental speeches. Fewer ...
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25 year environment plan launched at last: ‘Global Gold Standard’ or Green Wash?
Prof Charlotte Burns, University of Sheffield (@CharlieBEU) The much vaunted and long awaited 25 year environment plan has been published ...
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GMO Cultivation in the UK: Brexit, the Devolved Administrations and International Trade
Dr Ludivine Petetin, School of Law and Politics, Cardiff University Brexit offers a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity to renationalise prerogatives previously exercised by the ...
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The case for the green line: Brexit, the European Parliament and the ‘three Es’
Prof Charlotte Burns, University of Sheffield (@CharlieBEU) It is all too easy in the UK ‘brexiverse’ to focus entirely upon ...
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5 Governance Principles for Making Environmental Law after Brexit
Maria Lee, Professor of Law and co-director of the Centre for Law and Environment, UCL Standards and policies set at EU ...
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