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ARTICLE · 26 JUNE 2013

Brussels To The Point - June 2013

After a long, gloomy winter, spring has finally arrived in Brussels, along with the latest issue of Brussels to the Point.

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Edited by Elke Janssens and Maxime Colle

EDITORIAL

by Elke Janssens & Maxime Colle

After a long, gloomy winter, spring has finally arrived in Brussels, along with the latest issue of Brussels to the Point. In this issue, we cover a number of interesting topics, which we hope you enjoy reading about, either at work or, even better, outside in the sunshine!

Climate change is a hot topic. The new Brussels Air, Climate and Energy Code (COBRACE) reflects increasing awareness of the importance of and need for environmental protection. Environmental challenges are by definition both economic and social in scope and therefore require an integrated, consistent regulatory approach. Such an approach is adopted by COBRACE, which contains measures targeting a wide variety of sectors, from energy to real estate. Some of the most controversial provisions pertain to off-street parking restrictions and low-emission areas.

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