Earlier this week, the Independent Water Commission chaired by Sir Jon Cunliffe published its long-awaited final report, listing its recommendations for a ‘fundamental reset’ of ...
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Latest news and announcements from IEEP UK.
We are pleased to invite you to the online launch event of a new report by the Aldersgate Group and IEEP UK, on 13 August ...
On 10 July 2025, Defra and Environment Minister Emma Hardy announced that the use of lead in ammunition will be banned in a bid to ...
On 26 June 2025, the UK Department for Business and Trade published a new UK trade strategy, which seeks to boost economic growth through trade ...
We are looking for a candidate with excellent analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of the problems and policies relating to air quality, as well as ...
We’re working with Impact on Urban Health to explore how new developments in EU air quality policy since Brexit might be useful in encouraging the ...
On 15 September 2025 (11.00-12.30 UK time), IEEP UK will be hosting a webinar to launch our annual report on the latest in UK/EU divergence ...
The land use framework for England that the government is scheduled to publish in the summer should be a useful tool for assessing and grappling ...
Last week, IEEP UK hosted its annual Spring Parliamentary Reception in the House of Commons, where guests from across the environmental sector – including policymakers, ...
This week’s UK-EU Reset summit saw greater alignment announced across a variety of regulation from agri-food standards to emissions trading schemes. With a commitment to ...
An economically driven agreement but one that has environmental consequences. A silver cloud with a green lining. Ben Reynolds delves deeper into the agreement, and ...
The UK-EU Reset Summit on Monday 19 May saw the announcement of a new deal between the UK and EU. While some headlines have focused ...
Friday 2 May finally saw the announcement of the Court decision over the Sandeels dispute between the EU and UK. But why might such a ...