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the long way to a green brexit

Brexit, the environment and the ‘Three Ds’: Depoliticisation, dismantling and devolution

This blog post summarises Dr Charlotte Burns’ (University of York, lead author EUrefEnv expert review) presentation at a roundtable on ...

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2nd February 2017

The EU and UK as both good and bad influences

This blog post summarises Prof Chris Hilson’s (University of Reading) introduction to the Brexit and the Environment roundtable organised by ...

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31st January 2017

Is the Supreme Court decision good for the environment?

The UK Supreme Court ruled on the Government's Article 50 Appeal on 24 January. In a guest blog post for ...

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24th January 2017

Significant challenges ahead for the Great Repeal Bill

How will the Great Repeal Bill 'transfer' EU law into UK law? In this blog post, Dr Apolline Roger (Sheffield ...

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16th January 2017

What objectives for Brexit?

The House of Commons Exiting the European Union Committee released its first report today, on the UK's negotiating objectives for ...

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14th January 2017

Fighting zombie legislation: Latest Commons EAC report

The House of Commons Environment Audit Committee just published its new report on the future of the natural environment after ...

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4th January 2017
Dublin street signs

Brexit and UK-Irish relations: Between high and low politics?

In a new blog post for The UK in a Changing Europe, Viviane Gravey, Andy Jordan and Charlie Burns react ...

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19th December 2016
greener uk

A greener UK after Brexit?

The environmental movement has come together to launch Greener UK a major cross sectoral campaign to ensure that Brexit delivers ...

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8th December 2016
Geese staring at mural of fish

Environmental governance after the EU: The need to ensure accountability

Delivering Brexit raises fundamental political, legal and administrative questions, for the environment and beyond. In this blog post, Prof Maria ...

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28th November 2016
UK and EU flags

#BrexitResearch: Parliament taps academic expertise

In November, Parliament threw open its doors to academics specialising in Brexit. With the implications of the Brexit vote still ...

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24th November 2016
Cover of UK and EU and PSA report Brexit and Beyond

Brexit will test the UK’s capacities to their limits — and possibly beyond.

One of our funders, the ESRC’s UK in a Changing Europe Initiative, has published a thoughtful new paper which seeks to ...

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7th November 2016
Richard Cowell and Charlotte Burns giving evidence

Leaving the EU: Implications for Wales (Environment & Marine)

Yesterday two EUrefEnv authors, Dr Richard Cowell from the University of Cardiff, co-author of our Land Use and Planning chapter, ...

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1st November 2016