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Fallen leaves on wet ground

Retained EU Law Bill and Devolution: reigniting tensions in post-Brexit intergovernmental relations

Dr Viviane Gravey and Prof Colin T Reid

10th October 2022

fallen tree

The future of environmental protection: law, process and the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill

Prof Maria Lee

29th September 2022

cover for NI Draft Environment Strategy

Adequate, but could do (much) better: The OEP takes on the NI Environment Strategy

Dr Viviane Gravey

22nd September 2022

River Ystwyth

Yet more soft law in environmental law and policy? The new principle of flexibility

Dr Ludivine Petetin and Ben Pontin

7th February 2022

Benefits of Brexit report cover

‘The Benefits of Brexit’….and what this may mean for the environment

Dr Viviane Gravey

2nd February 2022

Stormwater discharge

#SewageScandal shows how water regulators have been cowed rather than captured

Nick Kirsop-Taylor

9th December 2021

Mam Tor Peak District

The Environment Act: Finally here but what comes next for UK environmental governance?

Prof Charlotte Burns and Dr Viviane Gravey

23rd November 2021

Yawning Fox

Environment Act 2021 – Between Modesty and Grandeur

Ben Pontin

18th November 2021

The Brexit Deal and Fisheries: The one that got away, again

Dr Bryce Stewart and Griffin Carpenter

29th June 2021

Fertile Ground for Disagreement Post Brexit? The regulation of peat-based products

Prof Colin T Reid

7th June 2021

A Window of Opportunity? Brexit, the Environment and NGOs

Dr Carolyn Abbot and Prof Maria Lee

27th April 2021

UK Climate Policy in the Post-Brexit Era

Brendan M and Prof Andy Jordan

9th April 2021