This report provides insights and guidance to help navigate the legal requirements of the law, focusing on the preparation, drafting and finalisation of Nature Restoration ...
Europe is set to face immense socio-ecological challenges in the coming decades, including extreme heat and flooding, with dire impacts for community health and city ...
Around 40% of land worldwide is already considered degraded and so is at risk of, or already suffering from, desertification. Research is therefore crucial for ...
According to the Strategic Agenda of the European Council published in June, the new EU mandate will focus on competitiveness and security. This is understandable ...
Extreme weather events caused by climate change are raising increasing concerns about the financial burden that Member States may have to face in the future ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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. ...
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 ...