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Cover of Draft Programme for Government - Doing What Matters Most

‘Doing What Matters Most’ but not too much of it: Environmental action in the Northern Irish draft Programme for Government

Dr Viviane Gravey

12th September 2024

Bike by polling station

2024 Elections: Are UK Political Parties Ready for the Environmental Challenge?

Dr George Asiamah

3rd July 2024

Finch in the Supreme Court and thinking about legal stock

Prof Maria Lee

28th June 2024

European Parliament Elections 2024: Prospects for the Environment?

Prof Charlotte Burns

29th May 2024

set of disposable vapes

Inter-governmental Relations: Clearing the smoke or stuck in the glue?

Prof Colin T Reid

15th May 2024

Welsh flags flown in front of the Senedd in Cardiff, in 2009

Third time the charm? Comparing the Welsh approach to environmental principles with the rest of the UK

Dr Viviane Gravey and Dr Ludivine Petetin

11th April 2024

Interior shot of Senedd Cymru

The long way to a ‘principled’ Brexit in Wales: from the 2020 Task Group to the 2024 Consultation

Dr Viviane Gravey and Dr Ludivine Petetin

11th April 2024

Three very good dogs are pictured - Lucy, Newton and Blue

Late mover advantage? Designing a post-Brexit environmental watchdog for Wales

Dr Viviane Gravey and Dr Ludivine Petetin

8th April 2024

Rainbow over the Lagan in Belfast

The NI Assembly and Executive are back – what next for the NI environment?

Dr Viviane Gravey

7th February 2024

People hold placards at Save our Lough demonstration in Belfast in October 2023

What is the death of Lough Neagh an example of?

Dr Viviane Gravey

28th November 2023

Lucy the border collie has strong ideas about environmental governance, while lounging in the grass

NI Environmental Governance according to the OEP

Dr Viviane Gravey

22nd November 2023

Green Goals or Fossil Fuel Frenzy? Unpacking the UK’s Energy Future

Dr George Asiamah

10th August 2023