Environmental Europe?

Analysing Policy and Practice

About Environmental Europe?

We are three early career researchers studying European Union environmental politics. We hope that you will enjoy this blog, where we will post regularly on ongoing environmental and climate policy developments in the EU. For regular blog updates, follow @EnvEurope on Twitter.

The Author

The contributors of this blog are Viviane Gravey (@VGravey), Jonas Schoenefeld (@JSchoenefeld), and Brendan Moore (@brmo07).

Nigel Farage in European Parliament

environmentaleurope | 1 March 2015

Recent Posts

Guiding Europe Towards Faster and Deeper Decarbonisation: An Enhanced Role for Policy Monitoring? | The EU’s challenge with renewable energy expansion: What is the way forward? | Better policy monitoring required to underpin decarbonisation | Is The Paris Agreement on Shaky Legs? How to Ensure Successful Implementation | The politics of (bad) policy design: French solar panels and Northern Irish boilers |

Too hot to handle? The Renewable Heat Incentive scheme & the Northern Irish meltdown | Nature Directives ‘Fit for Purpose’: a turning point for EU policy dismantling? | Lessons from European Climate Monitoring Crucial for Paris Agreement Success | Donald Trump v. The Environment: learning from past attempts to dismantle environmental policy | Heathrow expansion in the shadow of Brexit |

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