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ARTICLE · 14 AUGUST 2019

Environmental Law – 2019 As It Happens (And Beyond)

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On 26 June, the Dentons Environment team delivered the second in a series of seminars on "UK Environmental Law – 2019 as it happens (and beyond)".

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On 26 June, the Dentons Environment team delivered the second in a series of seminars on "UK Environmental Law – 2019 as it happens (and beyond)".  

In the first seminar of the series, the team took a step away from the raft of legislative changes coming from the EU and UK government, exploring where civil society demands more from business than the current regulatory regime and how this is impacting a wide range of sectors and investment decisions around sustainability and environmental standards. 

The team's second seminar of the series looked at current and upcoming policy and legislation, with a particular focus on the implications of Brexit, recent climate change developments and the government's proposed (now legislated) net zero emissions target. 

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