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James Bevan: Environmental regulations remain key for post-Brexit success
Environment Agency chief executive argues 'good regulation is what gets you green growth and a blue planet'
On climate risk, financial regulators are leaving us exposed to a devastating crisis
UK financial regulators are failing to enforce disclosure regulations, allowing companies to ignore climate risk, writes ClientEarth's Stephanie Morton
Green Brexit or no deal chaos? How the Brexit deal offers a path without a destination
Without environmental standards enshrined within Withdrawal Agreement, green experts fear Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal leaves the door open for a deregulatory blitz
Government under fire over response to 'out of date' toxic furniture standards
MPs slam 'inaction' from BEIS after it publishes proposed response to consultation it held nearly three years ago
Environmental regulations proving sticking point in cross-party Brexit talks, Labour claims
Jeremy Corbyn reportedly blames Conservative deregulatory agenda for lack of progress in cross-party Brexit talks
How a failure to implement EU environmental law is costing Europe €55bn a year
A new report quantifies the cost of failing to meet the EU's environmental targets, highlighting the importance of effective green regulation in the process
Regulation is doing some serious backseat driving
Changes to little-know rules and regulations are threatening progress on emissions reductions, warns Tim Rotheray from the Association for Decentralised Energy
Brexit: Treasury analysis assumes no economic benefit from deregulation drive
Controversial government forecasts signal very marginal economic gain from changes to regulation - suggesting ministers remain firm in commitment to uphold standards
Environmental regulation at risk from government red-tape removal drive
EXCLUSIVE: Deregulation target is inconsistent with government policy to tackle climate change and protect the environment, critics say
Environment Agency chief: Penalties for water pollution should be tougher
Environment Agency hints at fresh crackdown on water pollution as new data shows 'far too many serious pollution incidents' recorded last year
Brexit risks leaving UK green standards 'frozen in time', lawyers warn
Updating and developing UK green standards domestically post-Brexit presents significant practical and legal challenges, according to new report from the UK Environmental Law Association
Five things we learned from Theresa May's environment speech
May's first Prime Ministerial speech on the environment revealed some key shifts in thinking at the heart of Whitehall
Macquarie to buy 50 per cent stake in Brüel & Kjær as green regulations multiply
Australian bank Macquarie to acquire half of environmental monitoring company Brüel & Kjær in response to global growth in green regulations
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