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ARTICLE · 29 SEPTEMBER 2022

Klimaatadaptatie onder de Omgevingswet

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Op 28 februari 2022 kwam een alarmerend rapport van het Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) uit. De gevolgen van klimaatverandering zijn groot, de adaptatie is vaak nog niet voldoende.

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André Gaastra
André Gaastra
Maria Bouwman
Maria Bouwman

Op 28 februari 2022 kwam een alarmerend rapport van het Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) uit. De gevolgen van klimaatverandering zijn groot, de adaptatie is vaak nog niet voldoende. In deze blog gaan André Gaastra en Maria Bouwman van NewGround Law in op klimaataspecten in de Omgevingswet en de kansen en uitdagingen voor klimaatadaptatie onder de Omgevingswet.

Deze blog werd gepubliceerd op Vastgoedjournaal | Leestijd: 5 minuten

De Omgevingswet vervangt alle bestaande wet- en regelgeving op het gebied van de fysieke leefomgeving (o.a. ruimtelijke ordening, milieu en natuurbescherming). Onder het motto "eenvoudig beter" zullen 40 wetten en 120 AMvB's worden gebundeld in één wet en vier AMvB's. Dat zou het omgevingsrecht inzichtelijker, voorspelbaarder en gemakkelijker in het gebruik maken; een integrale benadering van de fysieke leefomgeving, meer flexibiliteit en afwegingsruimte voor lokale overheden en snellere besluitvorming. Gekoerst wordt

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