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In her blog post, Peyton, a third-year student at Stanford University, discusses how her internship at IEEP deepened her understanding of EU environmental policy and ...
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Meet Shiraz, a dual-degree student from HEC Paris and Sciences Po Paris, as she shares her three-month internship experience at IEEP and reflects on the ...
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The IEEP is excited to welcome three new members to the organization’s Strategic Advisory Council. Environmental experts Chiara Martinelli, Luc Bas, and communications specialist Claudia ...
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The recent elections sent a serious message to policymakers: from now on, political decisions need to be applied in a more balanced way, addressing properly ...
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Stockholm city will break new ground by implementing a Zero Emission Zone. This blog post outlines some indicative findings from an upcoming case study on ...
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The successes of far-right parties in major European economies could potentially disrupt the adoption of much needed environmental legislations in the years to come. ...
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The ESPR aims to make products more reuseable, repairable, recyclable. Though necessary, this will pose new challenges for goods entering the EU market, customs authorities ...
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Global warming is rapidly transforming the European continent. Climate change is driving heatwaves and droughts that compromise food security in the European Union. Policy instruments ...
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With the EU 2024 elections just a little over a month away, the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) is organising a webinar on the ...
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This WCEF2024 Accelerator Session explores the role of strategic partnerships and strategic projects between the Global North and the resource-rich Global South to ensure a ...
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With emissions trading schemes becoming more established for other sectors, could this approach translate to agriculture and do so in a way that supports a ...
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Air pollution is well known to be generally worse in urban areas. Transport, construction, and heating are major contributors that have a disproportionate health impact ...
