In a case that presumably shocked myrmecologists and the hobby ant husbandry community, two Belgian nationals were sentenced to a fine of over seven thousand five hundred US dollar...

How might climate change shape employment law and practice in future? We take a look at this weighty question today, with one of our most interesting thinkers...

The judgment is regarded as groundbreaking in several ways.

On 30 March 2023, the Belgian Competition Authority approved a sustainability initiative between the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH) and five large retail chains in Belgium...

On 30 November 2023, the Brussels Court of Appeal issued a landmark judgment, ruling that the Belgian federal state and the Flemish and Brussels regions acted unlawfully by failing to take sufficient climate mitigation action.

This is the second in our ongoing series looking at the changes to Belgian law due to the recent reforms to the Civil Code (Book VI). You can find the introduction to the series here.

SUEZ and technology partner, Utilis Corp, have been appointed to supply satellite leak detection services and onsite leak detection support to FARYS cvba, one of the major drinking water suppliers...

The European Environment Agency (EEA) recently provided a briefing on Europe's plastic consumption and its progress towards achieving a circular economy.

January 2023 saw the entry into force of the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), which introduced new, stronger ESG public disclosure obligations for large companies, listed SMEs and parent companies of large groups operating in the EU Member States.

The spiralling cost of energy in many parts of the world means individuals and organisations are considering measures to limit their energy use.

The Constitutional Court has now annulled that regulation in its judgment of 18 September 2025 (no. 122/2025).