Statutory duties and 'good working models': Green Brexit governance takes shape, but big questions remain
Greg Clark sketches out latest green governance thinking, but questions remain over what the UK's environmental policy framework will look like next month
Are the government's post-Brexit environmental governance plans starting to take shape? Well, yes and no. If you are able to stitch together the evidence from parliamentary statements, committee appearances,...
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