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With nitrate pollution having a dramatic impact on Europe’s rivers, lakes and coastal waters, a new report from the European Commission confirms widespread failure to enforce legal limits across the... Read more
A major Sámi civil society group has hit out at the EU’s new Arctic Strategy for suggesting that the ecologically vulnerable region has “huge potential” to roll out renewable energy and extract raw materials needed for the green transition.
In the opening session of the COP15 on biodiversity, European officials were among those calling not only to halt nature’s startling decline but also to reverse the trend. But will the Commission’s plans for a nature restoration law be up to the challenge?
In other news this week, chemicals companies have urged policymakers to step up market surveillance on imported products that do not comply with EU standards, Bulgaria announces a 2038 coal phase-out date, while Germany could be set to bring its forward to 2030.
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This post sits in the South West People and Places Team. The Team provides an “intelligence hub” to inform the delivery of sustainable management of natural resources within the place.
We are looking for two Environmental Project Managers to join our Eastern Hub at the heart of our National Environmental Assessment and Sustainability team (NEAS).
(SScO) will report to a Principal Scientific Officer (PScO). The posts could be in any one of the four areas: - Land and Groundwater Remediation - Drinking Water Inspectorate - Water Regulation - Regulatory Transformation
We are looking for two Environmental Project Managers to join our Eastern Hub at the heart of our National Environmental Assessment and Sustainability team (NEAS).
