The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) is set to become EU law after the Parliament approved the final text on 24 April 2024. The ...
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The EU adopted on 18 March a new Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) strategy designed to secure a sustainable supply of raw materials deemed essential for ...
On 15 March, the European Parliament and Council announced a provisional agreement on a proposal for a regulation on packaging and packaging waste. The main ...
EU legislators have passed a new directive outlawing generic environmental claims and other misleading information. Only sustainability labels based on approved certification schemes or established ...
On 24 April, IEEP UK hosted a webinar on air quality policy in the UK and EU. This served as an opportunity to discuss the ...
IEEP UK is organising an online webinar on Air Quality policy on 24 April (11.00-12.30 pm GMT) on Zoom. ...
Last year, the threat of sudden and large-scale revocation of environmental law in the UK was removed by successful parliamentary and civil society resistance to ...
EU lawmakers have agreed to update the urban waste water treatment (UWWT) directive to tighten restrictions on water pollution. The directive creates new obligations to ...
With greenhouse gas emissions reduction, agriculture has proved to be one of the sectors with the most limited progress and one where the debate around ...
When IEEP UK started out tracking and analysing EU/UK and intra-UK divergence in environmental policy in 2021, we suspected that there was the potential for ...
Kaley Hart and Nigel Haigh OBE have been appointed as expert members to advise the Office for Environmental Protection. ...
Over 45 experts from nine research organisations, including IEEP UK, have reviewed and rated the effects of different land management actions in a series of ...
On 19 February, IEEP UK hosted a webinar to discuss our latest briefing: "Divergence in UK-EU environmental policy: State of Play (February 2024)", which has ...