Hybrid | UK Environmental Law: Taking Stock and Looking To The Future

Coming into power following a period of immense change in environmental law, our new government has significant economic and climate ambitions. It is time both to take stock of recent innovations in UK environmental law, and to look to the future. In this seminar, we will explore in particular the ongoing implementation of the Environment Act 2021 as well as the diverse developments across the nations of the UK, and regulatory, including planning law, reform in the face of economic, infrastructure, climate and biodiversity challenges.

This is the third event in a highly successful public event series on the major changes to UK environmental law since Brexit, bringing together academics, practitioners, government, and the third sector.About the UCL Centre for Law and the Environment.

Chaired by Prof Eloise Scotford (UCL)

• Ruth Chambers (Green Alliance)

• Dame Glenys Stacey (Office for Environmental Protection)

• Prof Christopher Hilson (University of Reading)

• Rosie Sutherland (RSPB)

Chaired by David Wolfe KC (Matrix Chambers)

• Becky Shrubsole (DEFRA)

• Richard Broadbent (Freeths)

• Prof Maria Lee (UCL)

The Centre for Law and Environment was established to provide a focal point for the UCL Faculty of Laws' outstanding expertise and academic strength in the field of the environment and the law. The main goals of the Centre are to advance research and teaching and explore the role of law in meeting contemporary environmental and energy challenges. The Centre is committed to treating domestic law (UK), regional (European Union) and international aspects of environmental law in a comprehensive and integrated manner. This approach is reflected in offerings on the LLM course and the supervision of doctoral students, as well as in the diverse range of research pursued by members of the Centre.

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