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Environmental Governance


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
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
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

Taking stock of environmental governance in the UK, seven years on from the EU referendum

Dr Viviane Gravey

31st July 2023

Environmental Governance and Rights in Scotland

Prof Colin T Reid

19th July 2023
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
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
Stormwater discharge

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

Nick Kirsop-Taylor

9th December 2021

Principles, Watchdog, Strategy and Dynamic Alignment: The new environmental governance arrangements in Scotland

Prof Colin T Reid

7th January 2021