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According to Colin Wilson, head of UK infrastructure at DLA Piper, the coming Brexit offers a unique opportunity to get major infrastructure building programmes started, which the UK needs in order…

A recent study on the occasion of the Austrian Green Party’s 30th anniversary found that the majority of eligible voters would like them to focus more on environmental protection. Indeed, green…

The European Aarhus Convention, which promotes improvements in the right of citizens regarding access to environmental information, public participation and justice from public bodies is a help to…

At the end of a seven years long lawsuit, an international tribunal has finally dismissed a $250m claim by the multinational gold mining company OceanaGold against El Salvador. OceanaGold had…

The article summarizes the speeches held during the webinar titled "Standards of access to information and public participation in climate change" was organized by the Mexican Center for…

The Green and the Conservative party along with individual SNP MSPs have called on the Scottish Government and SSE not to pursue costs against the John Muir Trust over the Stronelairg judicial review…

The Vietnamese “Law on International Treaties”, concerning access to information and being introduced by the Ministry of Public Security, has passed the National Assembly. According to the new law,…

2017 has been declared the Year of Ecology by Russia’s Ministry of Natural Resources Sergey Donskoy. One of its pillars seems to be the formation of a Russian model of green economy, already targeted…

The injunctions in the TownSquare and the Mriehel towers cases will not be uphold anymore. The court explained, that the so far missing impact studies will be presented by the Planning Authority…

original language: Danish